This guide shows how the process works, what users will see on the computer and what the real files look like<\/p>\n The UVQ G14 includes 32GB of built-in storage for photos, recorded videos and related system files.<\/p>\n Two types of user-created content can be stored:<\/p>\n This allows users to document what they observe through the G14 instead of relying only on live viewing. The files can later be copied to a computer for review, customer demonstrations, test documentation or long-term archiving.<\/p>\n The amount of available recording time depends on factors such as video length, file size and the number of photos already stored. Longer recordings naturally occupy more storage than short clips or individual images.<\/p>\n Yes. A computer may display the G14 storage as approximately 28.9GB rather than the full advertised 32GB.<\/p>\n This does not mean storage is missing. The difference is caused by several normal factors:<\/p>\n The real screenshot from our test computer shows a removable drive with a total capacity of approximately 28.9GB. This is consistent with normal formatted capacity for nominal 32GB storage.<\/p>\n The G14 has a protected interface area under its port cover. A compatible data cable connects the device to a computer so the internal storage can be accessed as a removable drive.<\/p>\n The basic workflow is:<\/p>\n The Type-C connection on the G14 is used for data transfer. It should not be described as a charging input for the device.<\/p>\n A proper data cable is important. Some Type-C cables are designed only for charging and do not contain the data connections required for file transfer. If the computer does not recognize the device, the cable should be checked before assuming there is a problem with the G14 or the computer.<\/p>\n In our real connection test, the G14 storage displayed several folders, including:<\/p>\n The photo folder is used for captured images, while the record folder contains recorded video files.<\/p>\n The swap and thm folders are related to the device\u2019s internal file organization. Users generally do not need to modify these folders when copying their own photos and videos.<\/p>\n For normal file management, the two most important folders are:<\/p>\n Keeping photos and videos in separate folders makes it easier to find the required content after the device is connected to a computer.<\/p>\n The real files shown in the G14 record folder are stored as MP4 video files.<\/p>\n The filenames begin with VID and include date and time information. This makes it easier to identify when each recording was created. A typical filename follows this type of structure:<\/p>\n VID_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS<\/p>\n The folder shown in our test contains recordings with different file sizes. Short clips occupy relatively little space, while longer recordings can reach several hundred megabytes.<\/p>\n This is normal because video file size is affected by recording duration and recorded content. Buyers should therefore avoid estimating total recording capacity from the size of only one video.<\/p>\n Yes. After copying or opening an MP4 file, the recorded footage can be played with a compatible computer media player.<\/p>\n Our test screenshot shows a recorded low-light video playing on a Windows computer. The image is through-device footage recorded by the G14 and stored in the record folder.<\/p>\n Computer playback is useful for:<\/p>\n The transferred file represents the recorded output of the device. It should not automatically be treated as identical to the live eyepiece experience because computer displays, playback software and exported video compression can affect how the footage appears.<\/p>\n Photo capture and video recording serve different purposes.<\/p>\n A photo is useful when the user needs a single frame showing a scene, object or observation result. Photo files are easier to review quickly and generally occupy less storage space than video.<\/p>\n Photos may be suitable for:<\/p>\n Video is more useful when movement, scanning behavior or changes in the scene need to be preserved.<\/p>\n Videos may be suitable for:<\/p>\n The two functions complement each other. Photos provide quick visual records, while videos preserve a continuous sequence.<\/p>\n Many night vision comparisons focus only on sensor specifications, refresh rate or optical design. However, the ability to record and export real footage<\/a> can also be important.<\/p>\n For individual users, recording creates a reviewable record of what was seen through the device.<\/p>\n For dealers and distributors<\/a>, recorded files can support product demonstrations and customer education.<\/p>\n For project buyers, photos and videos can help document equipment evaluations, operator training and field observations.<\/p>\n The G14 combines low-light observation with photo capture, video recording, 32GB storage, Android Wi-Fi real-time image transmissio<\/a>n and computer-based file transfer. These functions make it more than a viewing-only device.<\/p>\n Users should follow several basic file-management precautions:<\/p>\n Disconnecting the cable while files are being copied may interrupt the transfer or damage the copied file.<\/p>\n First check whether the cable supports data transfer. A charging-only cable may fit the port but will not allow the computer to access the storage.<\/p>\n The user can also try another USB port or another compatible computer.<\/p>\n Approximately 28.9GB of formatted capacity is normal for nominal 32GB storage. File-system formatting and different capacity calculations account for the difference.<\/p>\n Confirm that a video was actually recorded and saved on the device. A recording must be completed before a corresponding file appears in the folder.<\/p>\n Copy the file completely to the computer and use a media player that supports MP4 video. An incomplete transfer may result in a file that cannot be opened correctly.<\/p>\n Copy important files to the computer, confirm that the backup is complete and then remove files that are no longer required. Unknown system folders should not be deleted.<\/p>\n UVQ G14 data transfer is a straightforward way to access photos and recorded videos stored on the device.<\/p>\n The G14 provides built-in 32GB storage, separate photo and record folders and MP4 video files that can be reviewed on a computer. A formatted capacity of approximately 28.9GB is normal for nominal 32GB storage.<\/p>\n The Type-C connection is used for file access and data transfer rather than device charging. With a suitable data cable, users can copy their footage to a computer for review, archiving, demonstration or documentation.<\/p>\n Yes. The UVQ G14 includes 32GB of built-in storage for captured photos, recorded videos and related files.<\/p>\n This is normal after formatting. Storage manufacturers and computer operating systems calculate capacity differently, and the file system also uses part of the available space.<\/p>\n The real files shown in the record folder are MP4 video files.<\/p>\n Yes. The G14 supports both photo capture and video recording, with the files organized into separate folders.<\/p>\n No. The Type-C connection should be described as a data-transfer interface, not as a charging input for the device.<\/p>\n Yes. The MP4 recordings can be copied or opened with compatible Windows media-player software.<\/p>\n![\"UVQ](\"https:\/\/uvqvisiontech.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/186b1530-9038-4b1d-8374-34ca99730b5f-225x300.jpg\")
What Does the UVQ G14 Store?<\/h2>\n
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Is 28.9GB Available Space Normal for 32GB Storage?<\/h2>\n
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How Does UVQ G14 Data Transfer Work?<\/h2>\n
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What Folders Appear on the Computer?<\/h2>\n
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What Format Are the Recorded Videos?<\/h2>\n
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Can G14 Videos Be Played Directly on a Computer?<\/h2>\n
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Photo Capture vs Video Recording<\/h2>\n
Photo Capture<\/h3>\n
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Grabaci\u00f3n de v\u00eddeo<\/h3>\n
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Why Is Built-In Recording Useful?<\/h2>\n
Important Notes Before Disconnecting the G14<\/h2>\n
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Soluci\u00f3n de problemas UVQ G14<\/a> Data Transfer<\/h2>\n
The Computer Does Not Detect the Device<\/h3>\n
The Storage Shows Less Than 32GB<\/h3>\n
The Record Folder Is Empty<\/h3>\n
A Video Does Not Play<\/h3>\n
Storage Is Nearly Full<\/h3>\n
Final Answer<\/h2>\n
Preguntas frecuentes<\/h2>\n
Does the UVQ G14 Have Built-In Storage?<\/h3>\n
Why Does the Computer Show Approximately 28.9GB Instead of 32GB?<\/h3>\n
What Video Format Does the UVQ G14 Use?<\/h3>\n
Can the UVQ G14 Take Both Photos and Videos?<\/h3>\n
Can the Type-C Port Charge the UVQ G14?<\/h3>\n
Can Recorded G14 Videos Be Played on a Windows Computer?<\/h3>\n
How Can I Transfer G14 Files to a Computer?<\/h3>\n