BigFish
01-14-2011, 07:22 AM
Been trying to download some kayaking video I took last season....most of it on our first Scramble down the North River. However I am having problems....apparently the computer does not recognize the camera????? I don't know anything.......emphasis on the word...."ANYTHING"......about doing this! My son even tried and he could not figure it out and we tried it on his MAC??? So if we can figure it out I will let you guys know. Its pretty funny stuff and I thought it would give us all something warm to look at given the recent weather! If you have any advice that might help I would love to hear it??:)
PRBuzz
01-14-2011, 07:26 AM
Does the camera have a removable storage card, like an SD or microSD? If so try putting that into compatible slot directly in the computer and read file that way (or transfer file to computer hard disk). I'm assuming you are plugging in the camera to the computer.
BigFish
01-14-2011, 07:35 AM
Yes its plugged into the computer Phil. Not sure about that other stuff??? Like I said...."ANYTHING"! Its a Sony video camera about 7 years old...small removable cassette??
PRBuzz
01-14-2011, 07:45 AM
What kind of video camera, model & manufacturer? I can then Google for the manual
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BigFish
01-14-2011, 07:47 AM
Sony Handycam model number DCR-HC26.
PRBuzz
01-14-2011, 08:05 AM
Larry, you might (also) try this, looks like instructions are "Sony Drivers for Dummy's":
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On the MAC, open up an app called image capture. it should find your camera, which it will call a device. Also, you might have to turn the camera on, then plug in the USB chord. iPhoto might want to import the footage. From there, open up iMovie and import the files. It is very simple
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PRBuzz
01-14-2011, 10:33 AM
It is very simple
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You haven't talked to Larry yet!:rotf2:
BigFish
01-14-2011, 10:37 AM
Not sure if that was exactly the same thing my son tried but we did something similar...plugged in and camera on. I have trouble just turning the friggin' computer on Eben!!! Computers are not my forte'!:smash::smash::smash:
Restart the Mac. Turn on the camera, plug in the camera and walk away for 10 minutes. Sometimes it takes a while for the computer to see the camera
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