How to download photos and videos to PC (iOS, Android) via Breeze Wi-Fi

[hko]

Yesterday when i checking app communication with update servers i discovered, that Breeze have simple internal web server, so it is possible access internal memory via web browser.

It is running on http://192.168.42.1 or directly to media use http://192.168.42.1/DCIM/100MEDIA

So if you connect to to Breeze Wi-Fi from PC/laptop or from iOS/Android, you can download files as any other from internet so you do not need to connect usb cable for it.

At computer you can use wget or some browser extension for batch downloading of files.

Hope it will be useful for somebody..

 

[da_blackapino]

I actually Just use iPhoto to download all my video's and Pics, I just leave the Breeze on an then i just update my Photo's via the App itself.

 

[Cirone Furioso]

I find this is quite cool.
Do you know if it is possible to empty the memory, in a similar way?

 

[Harmy1970]

It took a bit to figure out the download, next issue, it downloads in .mov, does anyone know of a good app to convert to a more usable format? I would like to edit the video, to smaller clips to share on line. I am not a photo expert, so looking you y'all to assist...

 

[Jreeder]

It took a bit to figure out the download, next issue, it downloads in .mov, does anyone know of a good app to convert to a more usable format? I would like to edit the video, to smaller clips to share on line. I am not a photo expert, so looking you y'all to assist...

If you use a Mac Handbrake works reasonably well. Also will rip DVDs and convert to/from just about any video format you are likely to use. VLC also has an export feature that should be able to convert from MOV to mp4. That is free also and is available for Windows or Mac.