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Firewire (IEEE 1394) not working
I canīt connect my video camera Sony DV with the firewire connection.
I tried the two connections (frontal and back).I am using the 9 pin connector Before installing Vista It worked perfectly. I can connect to my laptop (with a 6 pin cable) and to another older computer with windows XP with the same 9 pin cable without problems. As anybody a solution ? |
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Firewire (IEEE 1394) not working
Does the IEEE 1394 port show up in Device Manager under it's Bus host
controller entry? If this port is on the motherboard, did you remember to install the motherboard utility drivers from the motherboard manufacturer's website? -- Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Technologies - Printing & Imaging http://www.coribright.com/windows "Hugo" wrote in message ... I canīt connect my video camera Sony DV with the firewire connection. I tried the two connections (frontal and back).I am using the 9 pin connector Before installing Vista It worked perfectly. I can connect to my laptop (with a 6 pin cable) and to another older computer with windows XP with the same 9 pin cable without problems. As anybody a solution ? |
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Firewire (IEEE 1394) not working
Yes. under the Bus host controler appears "Texas Instrument OHCI compliant
IEEE 1394 host controller". The same as in another computer where I have no problems. When I connect the Sony DV camcorder on my laptop (Windows XP) I hear a sound and in Windows explorer appears as a drive the camera. At the same time in the Device Manager under Imaging Devicer also appears the DV camcorder. Nothing of this happens with my desktop con Vista. The drivers for the IEEE port are from Microsoft version 6.0.... "Cari (MS-MVP)" escribió en el mensaje de noticias ... Does the IEEE 1394 port show up in Device Manager under it's Bus host controller entry? If this port is on the motherboard, did you remember to install the motherboard utility drivers from the motherboard manufacturer's website? -- Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Technologies - Printing & Imaging http://www.coribright.com/windows "Hugo" wrote in message ... I canīt connect my video camera Sony DV with the firewire connection. I tried the two connections (frontal and back).I am using the 9 pin connector Before installing Vista It worked perfectly. I can connect to my laptop (with a 6 pin cable) and to another older computer with windows XP with the same 9 pin cable without problems. As anybody a solution ? |
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Firewire (IEEE 1394) not working
I have Sony DCR-TRV18E Digital Video Camera. When I try to import the video using a 4-pin IEEE1394 cable on Windows Vista using Microsoft Movie Maker, I get the message that my camera is not connected to the laptop. Is there any driver that needs to be installed or could there be a problem in the cable itself? Vibhu -- vibhub |
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Firewire (IEEE 1394) not working
A 4pin to 4pin 1394 cable isn't powered like a 6pin one. If you're using a
notebook and only have access to 4pin (either end) then ensure you have the camcorder using A/C power, which should be enough to keep the connection going. If you are on a desktop, use the 6pin (PC end) to 4pin (camcorder end) and you should get a good connection. -- Cari (MS-MVP) Printing & Imaging www.coribright.com/windows "vibhub" wrote in message ... I have Sony DCR-TRV18E Digital Video Camera. When I try to import the video using a 4-pin IEEE1394 cable on Windows Vista using Microsoft Movie Maker, I get the message that my camera is not connected to the laptop. Is there any driver that needs to be installed or could there be a problem in the cable itself? Vibhu -- vibhub |
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Firewire (IEEE 1394) not working
The first time this 'unsovable question has had an intelligent answer!
I can add a reasonable one too. If you are somewhere without power....like in the bush....use a 4 pin firewire to USB cable "Cari (MS-MVP)" wrote in message ... A 4pin to 4pin 1394 cable isn't powered like a 6pin one. If you're using a notebook and only have access to 4pin (either end) then ensure you have the camcorder using A/C power, which should be enough to keep the connection going. If you are on a desktop, use the 6pin (PC end) to 4pin (camcorder end) and you should get a good connection. -- Cari (MS-MVP) Printing & Imaging www.coribright.com/windows "vibhub" wrote in message ... I have Sony DCR-TRV18E Digital Video Camera. When I try to import the video using a 4-pin IEEE1394 cable on Windows Vista using Microsoft Movie Maker, I get the message that my camera is not connected to the laptop. Is there any driver that needs to be installed or could there be a problem in the cable itself? Vibhu -- vibhub |
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Firewire (IEEE 1394) not working
I am having a similar issue as well. My Canon ZR800 was recognized and
working perfectly last week with the DV (4 -pin) out of the camera into the 4-pin IEEE 1394 port on my Dell Vostro. However, now when I hook it up again the computer recognizes it (pings), it shows up in the registry, but there is a yellow triangle with an exclamation point and the machine is asking for a driver. Canon says the driver is pre-installed in Vista, Dell says it is a Vista issue, Microsoft said to come here. I have tried downloading the recommended hotfix without any luck. Cameras are plugged in and cords are new. Again, it worked last week, now it doesn't... |
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Firewire (IEEE 1394) not working
On Mar 28, 11:05 pm, joshwenning
wrote: I am having a similar issue as well. My Canon ZR800 was recognized and working perfectly last week with the DV (4 -pin) out of the camera into the 4-pin IEEE 1394 port on my Dell Vostro. However, now when I hook it up again the computer recognizes it (pings), it shows up in the registry, but there is a yellow triangle with an exclamation point and the machine is asking for a driver. Canon says the driver is pre-installed in Vista, Dell says it is a Vista issue, Microsoft said to come here. I have tried downloading the recommended hotfix without any luck. Cameras are plugged in and cords are new. Again, it worked last week, now it doesn't... Same here. Working last week and now not. I have a feeling it has to do with a security patch that vista installed in an update. I also suddenly don't see my power and sound displays on the lower right corner. Thanks Vista you've done it again. Adobe please port to Linux so I can dumb Windows forever, what a dream. |
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Firewire (IEEE 1394) not working
Having scoured the internet for info I finally came across a tip incorporated below to fix my Sony camcorder to Vista 1394 firewire problem Shuttle XPC SB75G2 P4 3.07 1Gb Mem ATI 256Mb 1950XT dual 360Gb SATA drives Vista Ultimate Sony DCR-PC330e camcorder Befo Vista says 1394 driver Ok plug in camera- no response from Vista when camera is connected procedure; (that worked for me) In device manager Uninstall 1394 device turn camera on plug in to 1394 port in device manager; Action/scan for hardware changes system sees 1394 port, installs driver automatically system then detected Sony DV-VCR automatically manualy install driver by right clicking it in Device manager and selecting 'update driver software' do not let it do it automatically, select 'browse my computer for driver software' point it at c:\windows it detects it as a 61883 class bus device and installs driver camcorder appears in device manager as imaging device after completion it brought up the autoplay window to ask how I wanted to import the video jobsagoodunarty: hope this helps -- 3banana |
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Firewire (IEEE 1394) not working
NOPE doesn't work on my system... it's a Vista problem... I'm running Ultimate and a panasonic cam that works fine on my XP machine won't even be recognised on my Vista pc .... a friend who has a sony cam and a different pc has the same issue so it's NOT a hardware issue it's the OS... i notice that some manufacturers (ie Epson) are now telling customers that Vista WILL NOT WORK with firewire ... i checked some of the support areas on here and it looks like MS is intentionally reducing the support for firewire ... I think they should highlight this when you purchase Vista as it is sold as being designed for multimedia and firewire is very popular ... i should have got a XP machine boo hoo ... next time I purchase a pc i don't think it will be one using an MS OS ! -- pablo dee ------------------------------------------------------------------------ pablo dee's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/member.php?u=52985 View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=806837 http://forums.techarena.in |