GoPro HERO11 Black Mini User Manual Setting Preferences With the Quik App

To adjust your camera's preferences, tap / after connecting to the GoPro Quik app.

SETUP

Set up your camera exactly the way you want it in just a few taps.

Controls

Switch between Easy and Pro Controls. You can also switch controls using your camera's buttons.

To learn more, see Switching Between Easy + Pro Controls.

Voice Control

Turn Voice Control on and off.

Voice Control Language

Choose your Voice Control language.

Wi-Fi Band

Choose 5GHz or 2.4GHz as your connection speed. Set 5GHz only if your phone and region support it.

Beeps

Set your camera's beep volume—High, Med (default), Low, or Mute.

LED

Turn the status light on (default) or off.

Orientation

Choose the orientation of your footage. All will lock in and record with the orientation that your camera was in when you started recording. Landscape will always record in landscape orientation regardless of your camera's orientation. Locked will use the orientation that your camera used last.

Language

Choose the language that appears on the camera.

Anti-Flicker

Choose the regional frame rate for recording and playback on a TV. Set 60Hz (NTSC) for North America. Try 50Hz (PAL) if you’re outside of North America. The right format for your region will help prevent flicker on a TV/HDTV when you play back video that was recorded indoors.

Set Date and Time

Tap to automatically sync camera's date and time with the app.

DELETE

Manage the files on your SD card.

Delete Last File

Deletes the last video captured by your camera.

Delete All Files from SD Card

Removes all of the files from your SD card.

CAMERA INFO

See your camera's software version or find it if it's lost.

Version

See the software version your camera is currently using.

Locate Camera

Your camera will beep to let you know where it is.

CAMERA STATUS

Check out your camera's battery and SD card capacity.

Battery Level

See how much charge is left in your camera's battery.

SD Card Capacity

See how much space is left on your camera's SD card.