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Vid_20220831_100155_609.mp4 Apr 2026
Check the /DCIM/Camera/ folder on your phone's internal storage using a file manager like Files by Google . 3. Recovering a Deleted File If the video was accidentally deleted:
Most Android phones (like Samsung or Pixel) use this exact format: VID_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS . VID_20220831_100155_609.mp4
If you have lost this file or are trying to find where it's stored: Check the /DCIM/Camera/ folder on your phone's internal
Based on the naming structure, the video likely has the following default characteristics: MP4 (H.264 or HEVC/H.265). Date Captured: August 31, 2022. Time Captured: 10:01 AM. If you have lost this file or are
To see where the video was taken, right-click the file on a PC and select Properties > Details . Look for "GPS" or "Origin" tags, which may show the specific device or location coordinates. 2. Locating the File
Check the "Trash" folder in your gallery app; most devices keep deleted items for 30–60 days.
Check Dropbox , OneDrive , or iCloud if you have auto-sync enabled. 4. Technical Specifications