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Hello. In today's video, I'll show you
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the first 10 things to do after unboxing
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Okay, so let's begin by first putting
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and the SD card in. So, at the very
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bottom of your camera, um, open these
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door by pushing this lock like so and
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flipping it up. Now, you can see it's
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open. And let's put the battery first.
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So, you just push it in like so. If you
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want to remove it in the future, just
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push this yellow uh lock and it pops out
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automatically. So, I'll push it in and
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insert the SD card according to the
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symbol right here. Well, you can't
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really see it. There's the symbol uh and
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it indicates that the pins are should be
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Now, if you don't have the correct lens
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I'll show you how to detach it and
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attach it. To detach it, press and hold
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uh on this button and while holding on
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this uh like closest to body uh ring, um
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rotate it clockwise. Now it's removed.
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And to put it on, find this white dot
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right here and find this white dot right
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here. Now, you don't need to press the
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button. Just align these two dots and
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rotate counterclockwise until you hear
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Then remove the cover.
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here uh are two rings. This one is for
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focus or anything else that you set it
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to. And this one is for um zoom. So just
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rotate it uh counterclockwise.
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um to any zoom that you like depending
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on what lens you have. Um and now we can
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turn it on. So let's flip the screen out
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if it's not yet flipped out. Um
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turn the uh device on. And mine is
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already working, but uh if your asks for
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some some things like language and uh
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time, set it up. I'll set it up through
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the menu. So let's go to the setup menu.
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You can see there's the menu. Go to
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setup right here. Go to the right and go
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to language. Uh select the correct
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language. So I have English and it's
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okay. Then uh time zone and date.
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I don't really feel like setting the
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time zone because it's not going to do
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anything to be honest. Uh I think but
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let's do the t date and time.
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And yeah, you can change the date and
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And once you set it with the seconds,
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let's see if I can see seconds on my
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computer. No, I don't see seconds on my
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computer. Okay, it doesn't matter. Um,
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yeah, once you set the seconds
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you can you can set them like to let's
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say it's uh 20, it's you know uh
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military time. uh 20 27
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uh let's say currently it's 20 27 uh 02
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so I can set it to like uh 10 and wait
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until it becomes 10 on the clock and
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then click on okay as soon as it becomes
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and then it starts counting from then so
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that is useful I think you can change
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the date format and daylight saving time
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and now uh these are the most basic
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settings now um let's Uh
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also adjust a few things. So go to
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custom settings menu. Go to shooting
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display. No sorry uh go to timers
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um here and power off delay can be set
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in standby timer uh to a certain time
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and let's say 10 seconds. Now if I exit
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you'll notice that after some time the
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display will shut down automatically.
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Yeah, just like that. I can click on
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disk to turn it on. But I can also
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adjust the timer to something else like
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let's say 5 minutes and then it's the
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time after which the display will turn
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off. Um the next thing that I recommend
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doing is custom settings menu shooting
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display and uh setting uh the
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uh grid. I recommend enabling grid um to
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3x3 or 4x4 depending on your preference.
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Then you'll see the grid that is super
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useful I think for actually making the
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photos look good uh or videos look good.
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Here is how you change between photo and
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video mode. And now let's talk a little
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about the modes. Uh so there is full
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auto mode. It's basically all auto. you
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just take a photo or take a video
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depending on the mode you're in. Um,
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then there's programmed auto. So, that
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basically has all all the same things as
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as auto, but it lets you adjust a few
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things more. Uh, so yeah, that is
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basically it. Then there's shutter speed
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Um sorry no programmed auto in photo is
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actually lets you adjust the ISO
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manually. So uh when you press and hold
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on ISO button you can um you can now
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rotate this wheel to change the ISO. But
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when you release it, it goes back to
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auto. So that is important to know
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because you can see at some point it
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will start adjusting again. So if you
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want to disable auto ISO, you need to
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find this dial wheel, rotate it once,
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just one click, and then auto disappears
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from here. You can release ISO or keep
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pressing it and then adjust it with the
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dial. You need to keep pressing ISO to
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be able to adjust uh with the dial and
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then release. And ISO is set to that
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level now. So that is the thing. shutter
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speed priority. Also lets you do the
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same with ISO, you can set auto or not
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auto. But once while you're not pressing
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on the ISO and adjusting this dial, you
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are basically changing the shutter speed
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Uh and if you set to aperture priority,
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if you're not pressing an ISO button and
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adjusting this slider, you're changing
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Then um there's manual which lets you
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adjust both the shutter speed, the
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aperture and the ISO. So uh these are
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the the thing that I'd recommend doing
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after inserting your SD card is to
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format it so you have the best um
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you know the best possible uh experience
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with saving to your card. So, um I'll
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click on m click on the menu then go to
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uh setup menu on the left side and find
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format memory card then yes but remember
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if you have anything on your memory card
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and you format it'll delete it. So if
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you have anything important back it up
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and then format the card. Um now uh the
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is to uh adjust a few settings of photo
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and video. So let's click on the menu.
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Let's go to photo first. And here you
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can change the image quality. And here
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you can change in what formats the
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photos will be saved in. Fine is better
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than normal. Basic is worse than normal.
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A raw is not viewable. So if you take a
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raw photo, it's not like you can
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immediately view it. It's for editing
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and then you can export it. So if you're
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going to ex edit it anyway with a
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program, you can just take it in RAW.
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But I'd recommend taking it in either
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just JPEG or RAW plus JPEG. So JPEG is
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just for viewing the photo quickly and
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RAW is for editing in case you want to
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so yeah, I like the RAW plus JPEG
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normal, so I can edit the RAW later in
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Lightroom on my computer. Um, you can
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change the image size to large, medium,
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or small. I do like the large because it
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has the best quality, but if you want
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medium or small, you can also do that.
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Um, and uh, now let's go to, by the way,
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raw recording is also can be set to two
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different modes. The better one is the
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better one. Uh yeah then video recording
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you can change the frame size and frame
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rate. Uh these are quite important uh
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because you can use 4K but only up to 30
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fps or 1080p up to 120 fps or you can go
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down and record in slow motion. But
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those modes I wouldn't recommend them
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myself because I think it's better to
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record a normal video and then slow it
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down later. You know at like 120p it can
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be slowed down five times. you can do
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that instead of um recording it in slow
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motion because maybe you don't want to
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slow it down. Maybe you don't want to
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slow down the whole clip, just a part of
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it. So, uh that's why I would recommend
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uh recording it in like uh just higher
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uh frame rate instead of recording it in
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uh slow motion uh like already. Um
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then video quality of course can be set
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to high quality or normal. That's
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basically the bit rate. You can change
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the file type. It's also pretty
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important. Uh you can set it to which is
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I think a superior format. It's just has
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better quality but it may not be
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playable without additional programs. So
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for better compatibility you want you
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maybe want the MP4 but I would set and
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just download VLC on my computer. So
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yeah, if if your computer doesn't play,
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then just download a VLC. Unless you
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actually need the file to
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um fit a program, fit a certain program
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that doesn't support, then
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that's what I would do. And these are
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basically the the most basic things that
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I would do at the very beginning of
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using the device. By the way, there's
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many more videos uh on the channel on
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how to do stuff here. So, in case you
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need anything more, feel free to check
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them out. And I hope that this video was
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