This answer is for Windows and not macOS. (For macOS, the files are stored in the same folder as the Logger Pro<\/i> “cmbl” sample movie file.)<\/p>\n
Logger Pro<\/i> is set by default to use the installed sample video files when the corresponding Logger Pro<\/i> files are opened using Open from the File menu. As a result, most users won’t ever have to navigate to the videos manually.<\/p>\n
Sometimes instructors want to use the sample videos in their own projects. In that case, it is necessary to find that Videos folder. Here’s where it is located.<\/p>\n
In Logger Pro<\/i> 3.8.6.1 and newer, there is a shortcut to the location of the movies. Choose Movie from the Insert menu, then choose Sample Movies. The last item in the folder is called “Original Video Files.” Choose this shortcut to open the folder. The actual location of the folder is described below.<\/p>\n
Starting with Logger Pro<\/i> 3.8, experiment files and videos are installed in the Windows-standard location for application support files. This is the ProgramData folder, located at the root level of the main hard drive.<\/p>\n
The videos are found in:<\/p>\n
ProgramData\\Vernier\\Logger Pro<\/i> 3\\Language_Independent\\Movies<\/p>\n
Note that the ProgramData folder is hidden by Windows by default. This means that it is hard to navigate directly to it without the shortcuts. To simplify navigation, you may want to set your Folder Options in Windows Explorer, View tab, to show hidden files, folders and drives.<\/p>\n