BetaCam SP and Firewire

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  This is the link to the Satellite A500 - 134 Specifications

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  Hello all, I am an editor with a camcorder Panasonic GS-120. I used to have a desktop computer running Windows 7 that I used to import my videos with. The way I used to do is simply plug my camera into the firewire port and wait for the capture/import to Windows Movie Maker window to appear. Now, I can use is more than desktop because the fried CPU. So I have to use my laptop which runs Windows Vista. My laptop also has a firewire port, but a 4 port pins and I had to buy a new cable. My cable came today, I plugged it all as I would with my office, and nothing came. I tried to go into Windows Movie Maker, then click Import, but it said that my camcorder is not recognizable or something along this line. So now I have no way to import my videos. I'm pretty sure that of not the cable because it's new I went into Device Manager and uninstalled then reinstalled the driver for the firewire port, so this isn't a problem with the port, and I'm sure that's not the problem with the port on the camcorder. So my question is, what happens? Why can't I import my videos as with Windows 7? Is it possible for me to import videos? In addition, I don't have a VCR or an S-video cable, so that the method is out of the question. Thank you all very much.

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  Sound the interface itself that determines it can send and receive Audio or Midi... not the USB or FW port which both are devices of e/s...

  All USB and Midi peripheral FW are inputs and outputs

  All the USB and Audio FW are inputs and outputs...

  All devices USB or external hardware with a USB port... can handle Midi and Audio...  Some do... Most manipulate just Midi... or just Audio

  The Steinberg UR22MkII manages Audio and Midi...

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  View the other may vary... because it's just a personal opinion based on my past experiences both in my studio... and based on the many issues presented here and elsewhere.

  I'm sticking with Motu equipment for all my Audio devices... and I use iConnect devices for my Midi needs...

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