USB drivers and STOREX MOBIKEY – MP3/FM USB DEVICE DRIVER will not be affected by a fresh Windows version, that simply upgrades the software applications.

Quick and easy creation of eye-catching movies ・Easily, cut, trim and make slow motion videos. ・Create Tim-lapse video(up to 30sec) with Pan and Zoom IN/OUT effect. ・Flip videos vertically/horizontally and add music to create impressive videos. ・Transfer videos and pictures for Time-lapse easily to mobile devices via Wi-Fi ・Create high quality 720 (HD) or 1080 (Full HD) videos.

・Supported languages: English/French/German/Russian/Korean/Japanese/ Spanish/ Brazilian Portuguese ・Compatible Products: FDR-X3000/ X1000V HDR-AS300/ AS200V/ AS100V/ AS50/ AS30V*/ AS20/ AS15* HDR-AZ1 * If you are using the HDR-AS30V and HDR-AS15, update the camera software to the latest version. Some products may not be available in some regions. Hi, Everybody: Using the Samsung Galaxy Tab S and the Sony HDR AS20 I made some rather interesting discoveries.

When I had the Sony Play Memories Mobile application installed at the same time, I was not able to use Wi-Fi to upload videos and photos onto the action camera application. However, when I uninstalled the Play Memories Mobile application I was able to do all these things, and eventually I even got the action camera application to start exporting a produced video. Since I was just testing, I canceled the export, yet the application did seem to be exporting properly (the light-blue bar was moving from left to right), and I tested for exporting both to the camera via Wi-Fi and to the device (tablet itself). Interestingly, when I imported through the Play Memories Mobile application, I was not able to export that content through the action camera application, although this claim may require more thorough and rigorous testing to see if it holds true in all cases. Similarly, any of the other claims I made about the two applications and their interaction with each other may require more checking. Thanks, Sony: I really like your products! While this application took some time and experimentation to figure out (perseverance), it is a good free service to the public!