Is IEEE 1394 a it supported?

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• support FireWire or ieee-1394

  I have a firewire port or ieee-1394 on my computer, I wanted to use it through the virtual machine.

  Is there an extention that can help that?

  Nope - firewire is a - non-functional - very experimental feature in previous versions and has been deleted completely

  If you're talking about external drives connected via firewire - connect them as physical disk instead

  other firewire devices such as video equipment may not be used inside a virtual machine

• Qosmio G30: Cam Sony MV does not work with port IEEE 1394

  Qosmio G30-117 does not support my Sony DCR-IP5E (a micro video camera) port ieee 1394. I tried to use pinnaccle studio 9 and video ulead studio 10, but I could not see my cam because of these programs.

  There is no problem if I install a new win xp media center edition (retail pack) and CDTOOLS drivers. But I want to use my setup of the Qosmio factory, I don't want to buy a new win xp media center edition.

  How can I solve this problem?

  Thank you all.

  Hello Amon

  I tested it with Qosmio G20 and my Sony camcorder using the same port.
  I tested it with Windows movie maker, WinDVD Creator, Adobe Premiere and Ulead Media studio Pro 8.

  You may believe, but each application was able to see my cam and I copied movies on the HARD drive, edited and created DVDs. I don't really know what is happening in your case, but when you connect your switch cam on game mode, and the cam must be recognized as new hardware and listed in Device Manager.

  When it works well to start the applications and check again.

• Question about satellite for MAC via IEEE 1394 connection

  Hello

  I have a laptop Equium I have connected to a box of OS x via Firewire to transfer files and use the functionality of the Macintosh to share Internet via IEEE 1394. Someone can tell me why, when I plug the Firewire cable, WinXP detects a new device that doesn't have a driver for the laptop?

  The Firewire device is already installed and seems to be working properly before plugging in the cable.
  Thank you!

  Hello

  Sorry, but I have never tried to connect a Mac with a Windows unit.
  As I know the Mac operation use another file as units of Windows mode.

  Usually, the best way is to use a LAN cable and not a firewire cable to connect the two computers. Firwwire does not support the IP or / and TCP protocols.
  In this case I don't know how the conection it works without all the protocols.
  However try to connect the devices via a LAN cable.

  Please also see this page:
  http://developer.Apple.com/

• SP A10: XP SP2 and Maxtor IEEE 1394: need MS patch?

  I have a Satellite Pro A10, hooked up to an external Maxtor 80 GB of disc over a Firewire/IEEE 1394 link.

  IEEE 1394 is attached to a card PCMCIA (from Belkin) that uses the NEC 1394 chipset.

  A hotfix is available from Microsoft (see http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;885464) but the MS Support saying this can only come with the support of Toshiba.

  Can you help me get the fix?

  Without it, I can rarely access the drive.

  It works fine on my Tecra M2 that accesses the same disk through its integrated 1394 interface. The problem only occurs with the NEC 1394 chipsets.

  Hello

  Well, have you contacted Belkin support?
  In my opinion, you should ask manufacturers of PCMCIA cards for the upgrade or this hotfix. In addition, you can check the drivers Toshiba download page for this fix. Microsoft patches are known as QFE. Maybe you will find one that suits. But unfortunately, if you are not able to find it, you will have to wait for the next service pack for Windows XP which will include this fix. :(

  Good bye

• IEEE 1394 USB on the macbook Air

  Hi, I tried to transfer my videos from my Canon ZR960 to my MacBook air with a Firewire (IEEE 1394) port for USB cable, but it doesn't work, my mac will not read the camera and won't be on side windows on the BootCamp partition. How can I fix, how can I transfer the videos (on mini cassette) to my MacBook Air?

  It is greatly appreciated.

  MacBook Air (2014)

  OS X 10.11.3

  Canon ZR960

  Mini DV

  IEEE 1394 (firewire) to a USB cable

  Hi luis098765,

  I see that you have problems when you try to import MiniDV video from your camera to your MacBook Air. I see that you try to use a USB FireWire-cable to achieve this. I would suggest that you use a FireWire adapter rather Thunderbolt as a USB connection does not allow you to import the tape media in your computer. More information can be found in the following articles:

  Final Cut Pro x: import of the cameras tape

  https://support.Apple.com/kb/PH12743

  If iMovie doesn't recognize or control your camera or camcorder - Apple Support

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204537

  Thank you for coming to Apple Support communities!

• Cable IEEE 1394 to 800 FireWire MBP mid 2012

  Hello

  Currently, I discovered an old camcorder (Samsung VP-D371) that uses a DV IEEE 1394 cable entry. I have an old cable, but does not support the USB or firewire 800 appropriate.

  My question is: the Macbook Pro for mid-2012 capture the videos saved in the camcorder? --> If YES: should which cable I buy?

  -A DV to USB cable

  -A DV FireWire 800 cable

  -A DV cable for love at first sight...?

  Plus, do you know of any box or cable adapter for Mini DVI VHS transfer to the computer?

  Thank you

  Sincerelly,

  FireWire converts freely back and forth between its various forms, simply by using the correct conversion cable (which differs from the others only by the provided number of pins and the link shape.

  Most digital camcorders use the variety 4 pin, fireWire-400 without the supplied power cords.

  Older Macs use the Firewire-400 variety with power, which converts directly to your camera with a cable from 6 to 4

  New Macs using FireWire 800 varieties which has additional pins for drivers to push - pull on the data lines, so it has the connector 9 pins and can instantly transform 400 with a 9-6 adapter cable, or your camera with a cable adapter 9 to 4.

  Some separate adapters are also available, but these should only be used in an installation permeant, because (based on anecdotal evidence) "they grow legs and disappear.

• DV4T-1400: IEEE-1394 Firewire

  My Sony camera will only download using IEEE-1394 Firewire

  Is it possible to make the DV4T-1400 accept the Firewire cable?

  There is a white card push. Under hardware it is said: slot ExpressCard/54 card (also supports ExpressCard/34)

  Can I do with it?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Please try a card which is similar to the following map:

  http://www.StarTech.com/cards-adapters/FireWire/2-port-ExpressCard-IEEE-1394-FireWire-card~EC13942

  Kind regards.

• Problem of lack of resources for IEEE 1394

  We currently have a CVS-1454 with two cameras inspections.  Due to circumstances with the inspection and machine, we try to move the inspections to the computer that communicates with the RESUME.  We get the error "the IEEE 1394 camera could not be initialized because of the lack of resources on the IEEE-1394 bus".  This error occurs only in Vision Builder.  This is not the case in MAX.

  The specific features of the system are: the PC is under XP SP3 with a card PCI-8252.  There are two cameras from Basler scA1390-17fm of the inspection.  The cameras are using the 7 Format, Mode 0, 1392 x 1040.  The PCI card is new out of the box, the cameras are a couple of years.  VBAI version 3.5, LabView 8.6, MAX is version 4.6.2.

  I found the articles on NI.com addressing this issue, but the recommendations have had no effect.

  1. Package size & framerate: in MAX speed can be set on a 100Mbs.  Reduce the size of the package has no effect.  It has been set to the default value to 1024, but we lowered it to 200 without effect.
  2. We installed the driver of Bus AVT Package, but when we went to the driver of the TRA, the bus went to the MAX and then Windows through the new hardware wizard found and we couldn't get the cameras is displayed correctly in the Windows Device Manager, nor did they ever appear in MAX.  All of the documentation I've seen looks that we should not need to install additional drivers for the Basler cameras.
  3. The machine does not have hotfix 885222 installed, but I contemplated trying to run this update anyway: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/955408
  4. Alternate video modes: we have tried to put the cameras to any other video mode.  We can put a camera in an incredibly small resolution, but then the camera still does not work regardless of the video mode.

  I hope that I put all the details there.  Any thoughts?  Should we need to install anything else after the passage in the AVT bus driver?  I was full of hope that would solve the problem.

  Thank you

  Paul

  I agree with Brad, your question is probably the famous issue of Microsoft that XP SP2 and SP3 downgraded a potential to S100 speed, requiring to be restore the driver 1394 SP1 of Microsoft, or switch to Win7 where they finally solved the problem.

  Or by using a substitute 1394 Microsoft compatible spare driver, such as the one offered by AVT.

  But I differ respectfully with Brad that re. If the driver AVT 'worked right' or not... as it was only designed to work with AVT cameras - and will not work with Basler cameras.  This is a deliberate design feature.  Or constraint,'s point of view.  ;-)

  Scott

• Performance IEEE 1394 Windows XP SP3 Adobe Premiere 6.0 problem

  I'm trying to capture video using Adobe Premiere 6.0.  When I got Win2K installed it worked fine.  I have upgraded to Windows XP SP3 and first stopped working properly.  A clean installed Matrox RT2500 - it's the video capture card, I bought with the kit Adobe Premiere - according to the instructions, as well as first - including the 6.01 update.  Now when I connect my Sony DCRTRV520 camcorder via firewire IEEE1394 and try to capture the Hi8 video I recorded, it won't record a few frames, then stops.  Matrox video tools say that the IEEE 1394 device has stopped working.  First capture options indicate that the camcorder is not recognized.

  I found a forum which indicated that the problem was with XP sp3 drivers for Texas Instruments OHCI 1394 device - indicating that the sp2 and sp3 downgraded the 1394 to S100 speed device performance.  I found an article in the database saying MS was aware of the problem and finally got that to work (KB885222) download

  http://download.Microsoft.com/download/9/0/6/906f2f67-39c4-48bc-8558-86833d4cbc16/WindowsXP-KB885222-v2-x86-enu.exe

  It will not actually install on the PC I am running SP3 not SP2.  It's really frustrating because the system worked very well under windows 2000. Even worse since I have a lot of old video - not stored on DVD or transformed into films which I was hoping to work for presents for the family, this Christmas.

  Anyone know of another - hotfix - download or similar which will fix this problem?

  Hi John,.

  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community Forums. I suggest you post this question in this forum for better support.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/windowsxpitpro

• question about firewire ieee 1394 via chip.

  I have a hp pavilion a705w, missing a chip called "via vt6307" I see online is for ieee 1394, if I use not any device with a firewire port to this computer if they have problems or be less safe, or that make a difference, the chip has disappeared from the motherboard.

  Hi vilig,

  It is a design of single chip with full "plug and play" capabilities for integration in PC systems and electronic public, equipped with an interface HCI open and logical functions initialization and bus arbitration.

  Flexibility
  Has 2 ports supporting transmission rates up to 400 Mbps, allowing the use of multiple devices broadband simultaneously.

  If the chip is placed on the motherboard, it would be preferable that you contact the manufacturer for help on this issue.

• Firewire IEEE 1394 - lost installation Pulg-and - Play

  I have two firewire devices. A DV video camera and a 1 TB hard drive. Since the installation of the hard disk, I lost two of my Firewire IEEE 1394 connections.

  I tried:

  1 switch the DV camera and the hard drive, but the system does not detect the connection.

  2. I visited the Device Manager and checked the unit is activated and working properly.
  3. I'm sure the device driver is fully up-to-date.

  I have a Firewire connection on the front and the back of my PC, and both do not work.

  I am currently using my hard drive of 1 TB via a USB 2 port.

  Can anyone help

  See you soon

  Graham

  Hi Graham EF G,.

  To check the State current, the DV camera and the external hard drive not detected? The external hard drive has worked successfully before? Please also relay if there are error messages when you try to access the external drive.

  If devices are detected not below are some steps to solve the problem:

  You can check that both devices are compatible with Windows Vista by visiting the Windows Vista Compatibility Center, which includes a list of drivers, hardware and applications that are compatible with Windows Vista.

  For reference, the link to the Windows Vista Compatibility Center is included below:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/

  Then, if the external hard drive is not detected in Device Manager, please check if the external drive is detected in the management of the computer:

  You can check this by going to: start then click on computer

  When it is connected and switched on, the drive should appear as a drive letter on the computer (ie: drive E:, F: or another letter.) An Autorun window may also appear if the drive is detected.

  If the external drive does not appear, please check the following:

  ·         Check the power supply and check if it works normally.

  ·         Check the wiring and confirm that your USB/Firewire cable is plugged into a port. You can also try a different USB or Firewire port.

  ·         Check disk management to see if the drive is detected it:

  1. right click on computer, select manage, select disk management.

  2. check the upper and lower windows to find if the drive is detected.

  If the external hard drive is not detected, try to connect the external drive to another PC to check if the unit is working normally.

  Then please check if Windows Vista Service Pack 1 is installed currently.  If WVSP1 is not installed, you can try to install this service pack and check if the problem still persists.

  For reference, the link below contains information. about how to obtain the latest Windows Vista service pack:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/935791/

  If the problem is not resolved after the above steps, please see the link which includes a fix for the problem of an IEEE 1394 being more available device.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/930495

  The relay please status after the above steps so that we will offer any additional assistance.

  Thank you

  Mary
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• IEEE 1394 Port SL500 - does not work for me

  Hello. This is my first time.

  I tried to connect my SL500 to a recorder Digital hard disk using entrance to DVI of the recorder and the port IEEE 1394 of the laptop on the left side near the front. The goal is to save a slide show of pictures, or other photo folders, with music from Windows Media Player, on a recorder to external hard drive (made by LiteOn) where I can make a copy on a DVD-R. However, there is no signal coming out of the port IEEE 1394 laptop. When I plugged everything together there was a message saying that the 1394 connection has been recognized and ready to use. But still no signal. With no other connected external monitor, I tried Fn + F7 to display on an external monitor, but which was not allowed.

  I used the same IEEE 1394 cable in the past to copy the DVI output on my digital video camcorder on the recorder's DVI input Digital hard disk to make the DVD. So, I know that's not the problem.

  The website of Lenovo and Lenovo Care online help doesn't give any idea on how to make the IEEE 1394 port. Someone out there has a suggestion? My warranty expired about 1 month ago and support won't talk with me about this, unless I have buy a new guarantee $ 500 (approximately).

  I really like the SL500. It does everything I need and does it well, except for this problem.

  First check to see if your external recorder is displayed in Device Manager. If this isn't the case, drivers must be found either MSoft LiteON.

  For the port IEEE1394 SL500 transfer the data on your device external HARD drive you will need to walk manually assign a drive letter, if its not automatically on connection. That could be your second problem.

  Hope this helps

• Want to know different speed USB and IEEE 1394

  Recently, I downloaded my photos on an external hard drive, Toshiba. The first backup took 6 hours. I have always heard that a fire wire is faster. Is it useful to make a fire wire to perform this operation? I use a HP Pavilion m9040n with windows 7. I have an IEEE 1394 port in the front and the back of the computer. What rates are associated with a USB port and a cable fire? Thank you

  Since you have a HP Pavilion m9040n - I guess that's when even USB2 you have there.

  You can find a detailed comparison between USB2 and Firewire 1394 here: http://www.qimaging.com/support/pdfs/firewire_usb_technote.pdf

  There is not only a large part of the differences imho. I tested both and in my case usb2 was a little faster.

  Much has changed since the introduction of the USB3, but unfortunately it is not available on your PC.

  I hope this helps.

• Satellite Pro M30 in IEEE 1394 error

  Hello...
  I think I have a problem whit the IEEE 1394 driver

  I can't find the drive to any party, and the cd of drivers do not have this driver, I don't know how to solve, and the re-installation of the S.O. do not solve me the problem...

  Anu thing?

  Tank is a lot

  Hello

  you have runing OS OEM Toshiba (Toshiba Recovery CD) or you install a clean OS (XP full version)?

  It would also be good to know if the IEEE 1394 port has worked in the past or if necessary directly after purchasing the laptop?

  Have you checked the IEEE 1394 entry in the Device Manager? Try to reinstall the driver (I think this is a standard windows driver)!

  Sammy Bye