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• Vista Home Premium 64 does not recognize video HDV of Firewire.

  I used my Vista 64 computer to edit video standard def captured by firewire for years. Now I'm trying to capture HDV over firewire. When the camcorder is connected and video output Standard DV, capture works very well (and your camcorder appears in the device under imaging devices Manager). However, when I change the output of the HDV camcorder on the same firewire link, the computer gets no video. He is able to control the camcorder to the computer, but no video. Device Manager shows no device under imaging devices. It does not show the camcorder (Sony HVR z 5U) under sound, video and game controllers. But no video is seen. People of capture program (Sony Vegas Pro 9), IE the operating system detects only not the camcorder hdv under imaging devices (as it does with DV out).

  Hi Sharpvideo,

  1. from when are you facing this problem?
  2 recent changes on your computer?

  You can import video from a videotape in a video camera digital high definition (HDV) on your computer by using import video. When you import video from a videotape in an HDV camera on your computer, the video on the tape is encoded high-definition in a video file and then saved on a hard drive of your computer.
  Your computer must be running Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Ultimate to import high definition video from a camcorder to your computer by using import video in Windows Vista.
  For questions and answers about importing video from an HDV camera, see import of high definition video: frequently asked questions.
   
  To import the entire video from a videotape in an HDV camera

  Make sure that your HDV camera is connected to your computer via an IEEE 1394 connection, and then set the HDV camera to playback of recorded video (usually called VTR, VCR, or playback on the camera).
  Start Windows Movie Maker (click Start, click all programs, and then click Windows Movie Maker).
  On the file menu, click Import from digital video camera.
  In the name box, type a name for the video file for the imported video.
  Choose a location to save your video file from the import to list, or click Browse to choose another location.
  In list Format, high definition video device Format (MPEG) must be selected. Click Next.
  Click Import the entire videotape to my computer (if it is not already started), and then click Next.
   
  The video tape will be rewound to the beginning, and the entire videotape will be imported to your computer.
  The video file imported high-definition is saved as a file to the Microsoft recorded TV show, which is an MPEG-2 video file with a .dvr-ms file name extension.
  (Optional) If you want to stop importing video before the end of the video, click on stop and then click Yes.
  Click Finish.
   
  The imported video is saved as a video file on your computer and appears in Windows Movie Maker.
   
  Import video from a video camera high definition (HDV)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/import-video-from-a-high-definition-video-HDV-camera
   
  Importing video high definition (HDV): frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/importing-high-definition-video-HDV-frequently-asked-questions

  I also suggest to install the latest drivers for the Fire wire and the camcorder and check it out.
  Control camera requires a specialized piece of software provided by the manufacturer of the device. Try to contact the manufacturer of your camera for assistance.

  Kind regards
  Bindu S - Microsoft Support
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• Satellite A200 - 14 d - i.LINK and FireWire - it's the same thing?

  Hi, guys :)

  Well, I'm about accurately - and a new external hard drive My Book by W * digital Stern (the Studio Edition with 1 TB of storage).
  So I have a Toshiba Satellite A200 - 14 d. I read in the manual to my laptop it has port i.LINK (IEEE 1394-a).

  Ext.hard My Book drive has FireWire 400/800. I read on the internet that FireWire and i.LINK are the same for the IEEE 1394 standard.
  They're just different names. i.LINK is by S * ny and FireWire is by Ap * the Inc. Because I'm not sure I would ask here: if I connect an external device (in my case - ext.hard drive) which is supposed to be with the ability to connect via FireWire 400/800 to my laptop i.LINK port, there will be a kind of incompatibility?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  Yes, i.Link, firewire or IEEE 1394 has the same meaning. ;)

  See this Wikipedia article on firewire:
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/FireWire

  Welcome them

• Unable to capture HD video using Windows Movie Maker or Cyberlink Power Director of Canon HV30 on I.Link (firewire)

  Canon HV30 HDV Capture Issues Firewire in Win 7 (64-bit)

  There seems to be a problem with Windows 7 (64 bit) in the HD video capture from a Canon HV30 on I.Link (firewire). The camera is detectable, but I am unable to capture videos HD using Windows Movie Maker or Cyberlink Power Director. All the drivers and the software updated.

  Same camera, same editing works very well under Win XP.

  Someone at - he a workarouonds?

  (1) the question arose on January 20, 2010, when I got my new computer (Dell XPS 9000) WIN 7 (64-bit) and I first tried to capture video, I had already shot with the Canon Vixia HV - 30.

  (2) the updated capture in place according to the manual of Canon, using the firewire interface to download video using Power Director 7 or Windows Movie Maker.

  -Power Director 7 is able to detect and control the camera, however once the capture begins an error message appears saying that the i-link on the camera mode is not compatible with the Strip to be captured. Verified media is HDV (60i) and playback camera settings are all correct.

  -Windows Moview Maker is able to detect and control the camera, however, no video is captured and no error message appears.

  (3) will try to reinstall the drivers for the HV30.

  Kind regards

  Blarney

• Connecting HP 1315v for D-Link router

  I would like to know if I can connect my printer (HP 1315v) directly to my D-Link router with a wire and then use the printer as a network printer. The printer has a firewire connection I think.  Is it possible to put some type of adapter on it so that it fits the (cat5?) on the wireless router?  Is this possible or do I have something else entirely, any help would be appreciated. Thank you

  I think that the printer must have network capabilities built to connect to your router. There are print servers that can be connected to the printer can be connected to your router. Your other alternative is to connect the printer to one of the computers on your network and configure it to share with other computers. The end result is the same that have connected it directly to the network.

  I have two printers on my network. One is network ready and connected directly to my router with its own IP address. The other is connected via usb to a computer like a printer shared and available as such to anyone on the network (provided that the host computer is turned on).

  The road to the shared printer is obviously the most economic solution. I think that what you think firewire is actually a usb connection.

  Message edited by KazooTom on 05/12/2008 10:20

• HP 1315v printer connected to D-Link router

  I would like to know if I can connect my printer (HP 1315v) directly to my D-Link router with a wire and then use the printer as a network printer. The printer has a firewire connection I think.  Is it possible to put some type of adapter on it so that it fits the (cat5?) on the wireless router?  Is this possible or do I have something else entirely, any help would be appreciated. Thank you

  HP usb wireless adapters sale. 1315v has of a USB connection, I think.

• HP 500-223W PC: Firewire card problems

  I bought a hp pravilion 500-223w to replace a hp pravilion 6404 y. The 500-223w has no port for pci1394. I ordered a card that was supposed to be compatible with the Terminal Board of the motherboard. I can't download and edit videos at all. Is someone can you please tell me what firewire card is compatible with this model of hp. (HP Pavilion 500-223w. And also who has bright had the idea of eliminating the firewire port if you do not find a standard firewire card that is compatible.

  Hello

  I don't think you can find this type of connector autour on new computers. The following link shows your machine:

  http://support.HP.com/ID-en/document/c04119419

  It has:

  • Expansion slots:

• Want to office 750-055xt: FireWire-HP

  After the purchase of my HP I noticed that I don't have an i.LINK FireWire IEEE 1394 cable port to transfer my Sony DCR-TRV240 camcorder movies. I understand that I need to buy and install a special card in the x 16 or X 1 PCIe expansion.
  My questions are:
  What is the best, x 1 or x 16?
  Can I low profile?
  Do I need to have a connect the power supply to it?
  Will I need additional software?
  
  Thanks in advance for your help. I should have studied this before buying.
  
  Bill

  Bill, welcome to the forum.

  billcwilson wrote:
  After the purchase of my HP I noticed that I don't have an i.LINK FireWire IEEE 1394 cable port to transfer my Sony DCR-TRV240 camcorder movies. I understand that I need to buy and install a special card in the x 16 or X 1 PCIe expansion.

  My questions are:

  What is the best, x 1 or x 16?  I recommend PCIE x 1.  It's a little slower, but it leaves your PCIE x 16 slot open for a discrete video card.  You will probably want one if you game.
  Can I low profile?  Either we have to work.  Here is an example.  If you want more information you can contact the Technical Support of StarTech for suggestions or help.  They are very good.  I've used them several times.
  Do I need to have a connect the power supply to it?  Most of the Add on Firewire cards is a useless.
  Will I need additional software?  Normally, no.  However, if software is required it will be delivered with the card.
  
  Thanks in advance for your help. I should have studied this before buying.  You are welcome.
  
  Bill

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• Camera connected DV Firewire/IEEE 1394 is not recognized - Qosmio F20

  Hi - I wonder if anyone has any advice on the following points.

  I have a Qosmio F20 running XP Media Center.
  I have a JVC GR-DVM5 (old but good) camcorder with an i.Link/1394 port. Connecting a DV camera to the PCs 1394 port via a firewire cable 4 pin should recognized the camera as a device of additional hardware and install automatically.

  However, the device is not recognized. Even try to be creating the device in applications such as Movie Maker, WinDVD creator, etc., does not work and the unit is not picked up by these.

  All things were created according to the JVC user manual, the 1394 port works well (depending on Device Manager), and the driver is up-to-date.

  According to Microsoft, the appropriate drivers are included in XP (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300459/en-us - but still MS have failed to confirm to me that this applies to XP MCE as well as professional and Home editions.)

  Can anyone provide any help! ??

  JB

  It is the right word. I have connected my older Sony camcorder via firewire to Qosmio G20 and the camcorder is recognized correctly (Sony cam was listed in Device Manager). I was able to copy all saved on the HARD drive movies and create DVDs later.

  Believe me it's very interesting that all devices Sony I have connected with Qosmio laptop computer were recognized correctly (two camcorders different and two digital cameras). I really don't understand what's wrong with your JVC cam.

  I ve checked a digital video forum and a guy with the same problem reported that he was able to connect the cam when the cam is placed in the docking station. Can you please try the same thing?

  Of course, the cam must be turned on.

• What card FireWire do I need for my computer?

  Hello

  I'm going to buy a film scanner (Nikon Coolscan 8000 ED) and it is the only link through an ieee 1394 firewire. Unfortunately, my hp p6620f is not a FireWire port. I'm running on Windows 7.

  1.) is it still possible for me to get a card firewire for this computer?

  2.) If Yes, how easy is is to install? I could do it myself? I'm not tech savvy.

  (3.) what type of card would I need for computer tmy specific?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Based on the following link, your computer has:

  • 1 PCI Express x 16 graphics card slot

• Satellite A500-134 has USB Ports and firewire?

  Hi all

  This is the link to the Satellite A500 - 134 Specifications

  http://Gulf.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/en/product/satellite-A500-134/1070179/toshibaShop/false/

  You can see it is something about the USB Ports or fire son
  This means that there are no USB ports or Firewire Port... ?

  Hello

  I am sure that the page you posted is not finalized and some information is missing it.
  Please check the news on the same notebook, I found on the page of European
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/product/satellite-A500-134/1070179/

• FireWire 400, FireWire 800 and Thunderbolt

  My digi 002 rack is an audio interface he has a female FireWire 400 (6-pin) connection on the back, the card I just bought is female (9pin) FireWire 800 to love at first sight. A cable FireWire which has 6-pin male to male 9 pin, will that link the two together?

  Yes.

  (139639)

• Re: What by Satellite A100-906 supports firewire 400 or 800?

  Hello..

  I have a Satellite A100-906, and I wanted to ask if anyone knows if the i.LINK (IEEE 1394) in my laptop connection is the firewire400 (a) or the type of firewire800 (b)... I want to buy an external hard drive with firewire connection...

  Thank you

  Hello

  Firewire IEEE 1394 a supports an old cable 4 - pol and jack and IEEE 1394b firewire supports a new cable 6 - pol and new plugs.

  On this picture you can see two catches:

  [IEEE 1394b and IEEE 1394 a | http://i1.ebayimg.com/05/i/000/9b/be/78a3_2.JPG]

• FireWire and expresscard

  Is anyway that I can transfer my videos from cam Sony (which uses miniDV) for HP dv6-1355dx who doesn't seem to have i.link/firewire port? Is it possible to add the i.link port? ExpressCard works for my laptop? Thanks in advance

  Hello

  If your machine has an ExpressCard slot, you can use adapter ExpressCard-Firewired, something like one of them (I tested this connectivity):

  https://www.Google.com.au/search?q=ExpressCard+FireWire+card & hl = in & rlz = 1G1GGLQ_ENAU282 & source = univ & tbm = shop & tbo = u & her = X & ei = pg4zUcbcL6PoiAfI3YCQCQ & ved = 0CFUQsxg & biw = 1920 & bih = 976

  ortherwise, you can use USB - Firewire adapter as one of them:

  http://www.techbuy.com.au/searchcat/USB_ADAPTORS/CONVERTERS.asp

  Kind regards.

• Upgrade port FireWire on Satellite L20

  Can I add a port firewire on my laptop? How?
  I'm so sad because most of the laptop has this port.

  Hi Danira,

  The best way for you to add firewire ports would be a PCMCIA adapter according to this link http://kryton.clickandbuild.com/cnb/shop/directusbstore?productID=73&op=catalogue-product_info-null&prodCategoryID=23.

  Would you firewire capability without having to disassemble your laptop which would affect your warranty.

  Kind regards