Computer programs ,bluetooth, &B/ S

[Retired shooter]

Hello All.
Posted this in another area, asking some questions. Thought I would try moving it here. ( if it's OK wih the boss)

Would one or two of you "RSG" real smart guys, enlighten this older, not computer literate, dude, what program to use to download velocity data from the Magneto V3 to Windows 10 operating system. Along the same topic line , how the heck do I edit video from a trigger cam. Trigger cam worked have video no audio. Target cam working great at a mile, arch enemy wind took it out of commission. Maybe some of you have suggestions as to getting reliable , consistent data from Bluetooth. Great day at the range last Friday with my son. However really bad day with electronics, apps, & B/S


Don't know how to take RabbitSlayers comment about the Magneto speed , good or bad, however that's what I am attempting to use.
Thank you to everyone & a great day. Hope everyone treated the mothers a little more special yesterday.


Thank you.

 

[Mcrider55]

It really depends on the type of Bluetooth you have and then the terrain. It's not really a long range form of information transfer.

https://www.adorama.com/alc/bluetooth-range/

 

[Retired shooter]

Thanks, from what I have researched 7 devices can be connected, at one time. I had problems getting Kestrel drop 3 to connect to Android tablet setting next to one another, trying to gather environmental data.
Android phone will darn sure connect to Flippin hearing aids. Just what is needed when at the range.

 

[ShtrRdy]

If you have a compatible card reader on your computer you might try removing the memory card from the Magnetospeed and inserting it into the computer card reader. Then you can copy files with explorer.

 

[Retired shooter]

I have the card adapter , just trying to find a program to open CSV file. I believe that's what they call it.
I know what I have called it. !!!

Thank you.

 

[ShtrRdy]

Do you have Excel? I think you can open a CSV file with that.

 

[praveen]

If you don’t have Excel, just search for ‘CSV file reader’ and download one of those.

 

[bpm990d]

You can get a copy of Open Office. There is a spreadsheet program in there.

You should be able to read the CSV file with Notepad, but CSV stands for comma separated values. It has a comma between all the numbers. You are going to want to use the import function of the spreadsheet to import that file into a format were the values are in cells.

 

[Retired shooter]

Wife knows some Excell stuff, will see if she can open it. %$%$&& technology. Arrrrr.
Time I figure out how to use it, they come up with something newer and better. Yeah right.!

Thanks guys.