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# Connecting Photos and Videos to Use in Your Report

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## This next video shows how to merge media from your computer into ScribeWare. This is perfect for sewer scopes and drone media that are imported from a memory card.

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This is also perfect if you use a point-and-shoot camera or want to include infrared images or chimney scans.
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## This last video shows how media can be used when taken in the ScribeWare mobile application. This is generally the fastest way to use media in ScribeWare. Note that media will be auto-synched to all devices in your account with access to a given report.


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