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CONNECTIVITY / BATTERY CHARGING

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
The HD HERO camera  is compatible  with  Microsoft® Me/2000/XP/VISTA or later, or  Mac  OS    X  10.2 or 

later. The  HD HERO camera  can  also  be plugged  into  any  standard  definition or  HDTV  that has RCA or 

component (RGB) ports, allowing for high quality playback.

Windows System Requirements for Full HD 1080p and 720p 60 fps Playback:

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Microsoft Windows® XP (Service Pack 2 or later), Vista and Windows 7

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3.2 GHz Pentium 4 or faster

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Direct X 9.0c or later

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At least 1 GB of system RAM

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Video card with at least 256MB of RAM

Macintosh System Requirements for Full HD 1080p and 720p 60 fps Playback:

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Mac OS® X v10.4.11 or later

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2.0 GHz Intel Core Duo or faster

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At least 1 GB of system RAM

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Video card with at least 128MB of RAM

If  you are having problems achieving smooth playback on  your computer, the HD HERO camera can also 

plug directly  into any  standard definition or HDTV that has RCA or component (RGB) ports. The HD HERO 

camera itself  provides very  smooth playback directly  on a TV and when using component (RGB) cables for 

HD playback, the quality matches that of playing back on a computer.

The HD HERO camera is compatible with 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB capacity  SD and SDHC cards. 

While all speed cards work in the camera, GoPro recommends minimum Class 4 speed cards for reliability 

when shooting HD video. GoPro’s own testing has shown improved reliability  in high vibration activities with 

name brand SD and SDHC cards. 

To insert the  SD card, slide the SD card into the  SD card slot on the side of  the camera with  the SD card 

label facing the front of  the camera. The SD card will click into place once it is inserted past flush with the 

camera. Use your fingernail to do this.

To remove the SD card, push it further into the camera and it will spring out from the camera far enough so 

that you can pull it out.

1) Connect the camera to a computer with the included USB cable. 
2) Turn on the camera by pressing POWER/MODE button. LCD screen will display “USB”.
3) Double click on MY COMPUTER and you will see a “Removable Disk” icon. If you do not see this, 

close the MY COMPUTER folder and then reopen it and the   “Removable Disk” icon should 

appear.

4) Double click the “Removable Disk” icon. 
5) Then double click the “DCIM” folder icon.
6) Then double click the “100MEDIA” icon. 
7) The photo and video files will be in the “100MEDIA” folder. 
8) Drag your photo and video files to your hard drive or double click a file to view it.

On a MAC: 
Simply  plug the camera into your MAC with the included USB cable, turn your camera on, and the MAC OS 

will recognize the camera as an external hard drive.

IMPORTANT  TIP  FOR  MAC  USERS: When  deleting  files from your SD  card  you  must empty  the  trash 

before removing the SD card or unplugging the camera. If  you do not empty  your trash the photo and video 

files will not be completely erased from your SD card.

The LCD will blink a “bAt” message when the  battery  is low and  the camera will save the file, if  recording, 

and turn off. You must now charge your battery.

1) Connect the camera to a computer with the included USB cable.
2) Red LED on front of camera will turn on, indicating the battery is charging.
3) Red LED will turn off once battery is charged. 
4) Battery will charge 80% in 2 hours when plugged into computer USB port. 100% charge after 4 

hours total charging time.

5) Battery will charge 80% in one hour when using a 1000mAh USB compatible wall or car charger. 

100% charge after 2 hours total charging time.

You  can  charge  the  camera’s  battery  while  simultaneously  recording  video  or  photos.  Simply  plug  the 

camera  into  any  500mAh  or  1000mAh  USB-based  wall, car, or  phone  charger to  charge  the  HD HERO 

camera while recording video or photos. It is best to use a 1 amp (1000mAh) charger for maximum charging 

performance when also recording video or photos with the camera while charging.

Spare batteries are available at gopro.com and authorized GoPro resellers.

The battery is designed to have a very tight fit to maximize reliability in high vibration activities. To remove 

the battery, squeeze the sides of the battery and pull it out of the camera. It is intentionally not easy to do, 

but the battery will come out.

In most cases it is not necessary to remove the battery. Please note, if you do remove the battery you will 

lose your time and date settings on the camera.

Additional batteries and charging accessories are available at gopro.com.

Make sure your camera is set to the correct NTSC or PAL video setting or your camera will not work 

properly with your TV. This is explained in the SETTINGS MENU section of these instructions.

1) Make sure your camera is set to LIVE FEED OFF (LFF) in the SET menu. LIVE FEED OFF will 

allow your camera to playback saved video and photos files on a TV via TV playback.

2) Plug your camera into the RCA or COMPONENT (RGB) ports on your TV or HDTV with the 

included cables. Icons on the side of the camera indicate which cables to use in which ports.

3) If plugging into an HDTV, use the RCA cables for sound while the COMPONENT (RGB) cables are 

for the HD video signal.

4) Once plugged in, turn on your camera. 
5) The most recent video saved to the SD card will begin playing on the screen.
6)  Press POWER/MODE button to advance to the next video. Press the SHUTTER button to return 

to the previous video. 

7) To view photos, press and hold POWER/MODE button for 2 seconds to switch to photo playback 

mode.

8) Press POWER/MODE button to advance to the next photo.
9) Press the SHUTTER button to return to the previous photo.
10) Press and hold POWER/MODE button for 2 seconds to return to video playback mode, if desired.
11)  Unplug camera from the TV and turn camera off when finished reviewing.

“SoS” MESSAGE ON LCD SCREEN
If you see the “SoS” message on your LCD screen, that means your video file was corrupted during 

recording for some reason. While SoS is showing on the screen, press ANY BUTTON on the camera and 

the camera will attempt to repair the file.

“HOt” MESSAGE ON LCD SCREEN
If you see the “HOt” message on your LCD screen, that means that your camera has become too hot and it 

needs to cool down. Don’t worry, no damage has occurred to your camera. Simply let it sit and cool before 

attempting to use it again. Your camera will not allow itself to overheat, so do not worry as no damage has 

occurred.

Modifications not approved by the party responsible for compliance could void user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the 

FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the 

instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the 

equipment on and off.
The user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
*Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
*Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
*Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
*Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.