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May 23rd 07, 03:38 AM
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Import Problems with my DV camcorder
I have a panasonic, and when i try to upload video into windows movie maker,
it say that the camera isnt conneted. I tried to find a vista driver with no luck, and it doesnt look so good.i only have a usb port as well as a DV port on the camera, (no firewire, i think). USB is all i tried with no luck, whats the DV port for? Thanks 
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May 23rd 07, 02:36 PM
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Import Problems with my DV camcorder
DV = fire wire = IEEE 1394
Check in Control Panel Device Manager to see if you have an IEEE 1394 Bus host controller "Adli N" wrote in message ... I have a panasonic, and when i try to upload video into windows movie maker, it say that the camera isnt conneted. I tried to find a vista driver with no luck, and it doesnt look so good.i only have a usb port as well as a DV port on the camera, (no firewire, i think). USB is all i tried with no luck, whats the DV port for? Thanks
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June 7th 07, 11:37 AM
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Import Problems with my DV camcorder
I Have the same problems with the JVC GR-DVX407.
I have also an IEEE 1394 Bus host controller. JVC said that they are waiting , new plan date july 2007 to fix the problems with import video "Cal Bear '66" wrote: DV = fire wire = IEEE 1394 Check in Control Panel Device Manager to see if you have an IEEE 1394 Bus host controller "Adli N" wrote in message ... I have a panasonic, and when i try to upload video into windows movie maker, it say that the camera isnt conneted. I tried to find a vista driver with no luck, and it doesnt look so good.i only have a usb port as well as a DV port on the camera, (no firewire, i think). USB is all i tried with no luck, whats the DV port for? Thanks
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