Once you have taken videos on your FlyCamOne2, you can do one of two things...

- Leave the SD card inserted, and connect the FlyCamOne2 to the computer. Bring up their file transfer software and copy down your videos.

- Remove the SD card and instead insert it to an SD card reader ( this is what I do ). I find this to be MUCH faster than using their USB software.

You can drag and drop the videos from the SD card onto a folder on your computer.

Windows built in video editing software does a good job of dealing with the video files, and is even capable of doing something that is not easy to do... namely invert the direction or orientation of the video.

Let's say you took the video, upside down according to the computer.

Windows Movie Maker will open each frame, flip them over, then write out the stream with audio to a new file, resulting in a properly oriented video.

Taking the video upside down, is all too easy to do with the FlyCamOne2, so Movie Maker solves that problem.