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  If I'm not mistaken, the E:31:00 error code can occur on hard drive camcorders and indicates there is a format error on the hard disk of the camcorder. A kind of data corruption occurred.

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  Thanks for posting the question in the Microsoft Community!

  The computer doesn't detect camcorder Sony DCR-HC96 .

  According to the Sony website, the USB streaming is not possible with this device.

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