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Basically this is a digital camcorder by AIPTEK. I am able to transfer the photos thru adobe but I have no idea how to transfer the video. Is it even possible or do I have to burn it to a cd etc. Nevertheless I would appreciate all suggestions and recommendations. The camorder came witha guide book which I misplaced but it had no additional software for downloading videos. Thanks all!

i bought a pocket DV5800 digital camcorder from Aiptek before i got my new mac laptop and it only works on windows. it doesnt even show up when i plug it into my mac. i’ve been thinking of selling it on amazon and buying another one, but i’ve already got a 2GB memory card for it and i really like it. is there anything i can download to make it work on my mac?
i did go to aiptek.com and they dont have a driver for mac

Its an AIPTEK-4000–Aiptek Pocket Cam 4000 3.1 Megapixel 4x Digital Zoom Camera

I want to know if its a good kind of camera and if it a good deal to get it at $44.99. The package includes the camera, a small stand, a case, software, and I think cables and batteries. Any info ASAP would be appreciated.
Thanks

• 12 Month Warranty
• 1000mAH
• 1.2 Volts
• NiMH

Product Description
1.2-Volt 1.2-Watt Digital Cameras Camera battery.
Duracell AAA NiMH rechargeable blister pack, 4 per pkg. Our products are guaranteed to meet or exceed original OEM specifications…. More >>

Hi-Capacity Equivalent of AIPTEK MINI PENCAM 1.3 Battery

• 12 Month Warranty
• 2300mAH
• 1.2 Volts
• NiMH

Product Description
1.2-Volt 2.76-Watt Digital Cameras Camera battery.
2 x AA NiMH rechargeable cells. Our products are guaranteed to meet or exceed original OEM specifications…. More >>

Hi-Capacity Equivalent of AIPTEK POCKET DV 3100 Battery

This video was made by my brother, without technical conditions… he was only holding the cam with the hand while he also was biking.

This 25 year old Pond Exploration Submarine Sinks without being able to surface on 2 different occasions, requiring rescue missions by Jeff and I. This is a 25 year old Nikko Submarine, but buoyancy changed when the camera bag filled with water the first time. It takes a lot of delicate balancing to get the buoyancy just right. I tried to use the underwater sub-cam, but the ziplok bag wasn’t all the way closed, so my Aiptek Pocket Cam X was ruined. Hope you enjoyed this, though. Stay tuned for more fun from Mr. Herbert’s Science class and thanks kindly for watching.

• 12 Month Warranty

Product Description
Digital Cameras Battery Charger.
Ultra Fast AA/AAA NiMH NiCd battery charger. DC car cord included. Will not charge CR-V3 batteries. Our products are guaranteed to meet or exceed original OEM specifications…. More >>

Hi-Capacity Equivalent of AIPTEK POCKET DV 3100 Battery Charger

I used an old Tatone timer to make a chute release to drop my 4 ounce Aiptek Pocket Cam X from my Blade 400 helicopter. The “Wind up reverse video was for fun, not to trick people. LOL You would think it was obvious, but a lot of people still believe I had a string on it. Ha ha. A servo could also be used but this simple setup can be moved from plane to plane very easily. I used an Estes Model Rocket Parachute. The winds were howling. These small helicopters have no weight or mass, so they really are like flying Frisbees in a wind storm. Hard to maintain a good hover that high up for me too, as I cant see the darn thing, even with my pontoons on! Hope you enjoy this and be sure to follow our Traveling Chute around the world video for more fun. Thanks. Dave Herbert