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• I have a sony dcr sr68 handy cam

  I have window XP with 4 usb ports for my printer and my lap top of woman. I have the cable in the usb port 2 othe and nothing happens. It works before, now I can't help please

  first thing you must make sure that the unit settle for removable memory card

  If can not you can troubleshoot it with usage or the USB to test all the port of your...
  If still can not you can check with your device manager that the driver finally add in it or not...

• I can't download videos to my computer from sony DCR-HC22E hanycam

  My computer does not recognize the video from my Sony DCR-HC22E handy cam and therefore cannot modify any movie DVD etc.

  My computer does not recognize the video from my Sony DCR-HC22E handy cam and therefore cannot modify any movie DVD etc.

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  I was wondering,... you connect to PC via IEEE
  1394 FireWire (Sony i.LINK) connection?

  The following items may be worth a visit:

  Windows Vista - import video from a videotape
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/import-video-from-a-videotape

  Import video in Windows Vista
  http://maximumpcguides.com/Windows-Vista/import-video-in-Windows-Vista/

• Video camera Sony DCR-SR68

  I bought a Sony DCR - SR 68 camcorder opportunity, taking nice videos. The problems started when I tried to connect the camera to my computer to download videos; the computer does not recognize the camera. I bought a new power cord patch directly to parts of Sony, but it made no difference. My question is this; It had to be a software CD provided with the camera when it was purchased new one would download on your computer so that the computer will 'see' the recorded video when you plugged into the computer? Any info anyone could send me would be GREATLY appreciated! Don

  So, I tried all the suggestions that have been given and; did not work. Unable to download Sony's suggested reading memories because my computer is Windows XP and download requires Vista 7 or more recent system. Have you tried the camera to the computer of a friend who is much more recent than mine but he has the last iteneration of Windows XP for the operating system, and it opened fine on his office, then that may of little help... Don

• Unable to capture video from digital camera Sony DCR-HC26

  I replaced a PC under Windows XP with a new PC running Windows 7 Home Premium and I was not able to connect my Sony Handycam DCR-HC26 digital tape camera to the new PC.  I use an I-link (firewire) cable.  The camera seems to be recognized by the PC as a Sony DCR-HC26E, but trying to capture the video, the following message appears: "failed to find the camcorder (band). Check the i.LINK to the Handycam. "I suspect a problem driver type is the cause but I'm running out of ideas on how to solve this problem.  Any ideas?

  Curry,

  I don't understand your suggestion.

  1. When you say "entry for firewire (IEEE1394)", do you mean "entry for controllers Host Bus IEEE 1394"?
  2. When you say "pilot LEGACY", what is it and where can I get a "LEGACY driver"?  (I clicked on properties for the Texas Instrument 1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller and did not find anything on "LEGACY").

  Bruce

  Hey, maybe I can answer this question.
  1 double-click on controllers Host Bus IEEE 1394 you will find the appeal of device 'compatible OHCI 1394 host controller ".
  2. highlight the 'compatible OHCI 1394 host controller' right click on "update driver software".
  3. Select 'Browse my computer for driver software ".
  4. at the bottom of the window, select "Let Me pick from a list of device driver on my computer.
  5. you can select "1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller (legacy)" as the driver and then click "Next".
  6 fact

• I can't get CS6 to recognize my Sony DCR-TRV340 camera to capture video from this camera.  CS6 C

  I can't get CS6 to recognize my Sony DCR-TRV340 camera to capture video from this camera.  The CS6 capture Tin can, set up a message that a capture device is offline.  Camera Sony DCR-TRV340 is not listed in the CS6 device Type list in the CS6-DV/HDV cameras Sony device control settings box.  I downloaded what I believe are the right drivers for the TRV340 and when I connect the camera to the computer, the computer shows it is in the box devices and printers, but CS6 do not recognize.  Do I need to install these drivers in a specific CS6 program folder?  If Yes, where can I find these drivers in the Professional operating system of windows 7, and in which folder CS6 would copy their?

  Thanks John,

  The controller IEEE 1394 of switching for the Legacy driver did the trick.  CS6 now recognizes my camera.  Thank YOU MUCH for the help!

  Chuck

• Handy cam problem

  Sony Handy cam model DCR-DVD 608E. Zoom switch does not work. One code, E:61:10 flashes in the display unit. How to solve the problem.

  The camcorder has detected a problem that requires service.

  To try to resolve this issue, reset the camcorder to the factory specifications.

• Import media from Sony DCR-TRV355E

  I bought Final Cut ProX in part to change a large stock of video family based on Strip. Now, I find that my video camera Sony DCR-TRV355E, who has worked well with iMovie 06HD no longer works was FCPX. Entry shown in the video import screen but at the top right the legend says no signal of the device.

  After having scoured the manuals that I see that my camera is not taken in charge that is a great shot. Surely, there must be a work around?

  Would be very grateful for the help. Thank you

  FCP X treats D-8 camera as a device not controlled, no timecode.

  Try to use QuickTime X to capture.

  Al

• need help to connect my sony DCR-HC23 handycam to pc

  Hello
  IM interesting to connect my sony DCR-HC23 handycam to my pc, so I could save / change my mini dv.
  the cam has 3 exits:
  One - came out to connect to tv.
  second - a USB 2.0 A to Mini-B cable
  third a dv out.

  Since I don't have a dv out and im tring to connect the cam via cable usb but nothing happens.
  I have to fall on this page:
  http://www.Sony.co.in/support/FAQ/141031
  Ive downloaded and now windows (windows 7 64 bit premium) recognize somethnig but in the end, I get *! * to the Device Manager and it says the material used recognized.

  Anyone know what what should I do?

  There is no 64-bit drivers for usb connections. What we can do is upgrade to Windows 7 Professional that can run Virtual Windows XP mode

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/wind... ws-xp-mode

  The USBDRVEN installer will work in Virtual Windows XP and
  install the drivers correctly and also a link between the installation of
  Windows 7 with a virtualization USB Driver Connector.

  I don't know if it will work properly with Windows 7 Professional 64 bit, because I have a 32-bit computer (IBM T60P
  ThinkPad running Windows 7 Professional 32-bit)

  Contact Microsoft and ask questions about your particular
  computer first before you upgrade.

• Problem with SONY DCR-DVD650. Unable to get the finished videos transferred to my computer.

  Hello world

  I have a Sony DCR-DVD650... I also use the mini DVD - RW for recording.

  When I put the DVD in my computer, or you are trying to access via a USB cable connected to the camera, however there is no videos. I can clearly see the videos in the preview of my camera...
  I've also developed videos...
  Solution Explorer displays a single folder which is DVD_RTAV which includes 3 other files 'VR_MANGR. BUP', 'VR_MANGR. IFO' and 'VR_MOVIE. VRO.

  What I am doing wrong? And how to get these videos on my computer to be able to
  Change them. Help, please! Would really appreciate it, thanks

  The basis of the record that you have seen inside the disc, you saved your footage in [VR mode]. The DVD_RTAV folder that you found inside the disc is indeed the folder that contains your images, and you can go ahead and copy the contents of this folder. The more you can do with these files is to find a software that will be able to read. It is not possible to change them on a computer.

  To ensure that you will not work in this problem next time, please save your videos in the standard [MOVIE mode] instead of [VR mode]. Once you have done so, you will find your images in a folder named [VIDEO_TS], and you will be able to copy and modify these files.

  If this post answered your question, please mark "accept as a Solution.

• How can I connect a Sony DCR-HC21 camcorder to the computer from Windows XP to download / burn to DVD

  I try to connect the digital video camera Sony DCR-HC21 to computer Windows XP download from videotapes and to edit and burn to DVD.

  Have output DV on camera and input Firewire on computer. The computer does not recognize the camera device.

  Just reply to * address email is removed from the privacy *

  What happens when you connect the device to the computer?
  Do you get the ping of the adding new hardware?
  If this isn't the case, I suppose a defective component, maybe the cable, if some tests would be in order.
  Here along the list of things to look at.
  http://www.myvideoproblems.com/ProblemPages/CannotCapture.htm

• Vista and Sony DCR HC32 DV download compatible question - not able to find the driver

  Hello

  My laptop Vista's window isn't able to recognize my Sony DCRHC32 when I use IEEE 1394 or USB cable. It says device not found driver. Of all the posts I've read online, it says Windows Vista and above OS should have all the necessary drivers to download video DV in Handycam. Pleasee Advisor.
  See you soon,.
  Anupsm

  Hey Anupam,

  Welcome to the community Microsoft and thanks for posting the question.

  According the description, it looks like the Sony handy cam is not getting recognized on the computer.

  1. Have you tried the device on another computer?
  2. Have you tried the device to another port?
  3. Has made the work of the unit earlier on the same computer or you try to connect the device for the first time?

  I've provided methods to solve the problem of hardware recognition . Carefully follow each method. If a method does not work, go ahead with the methods following to solve the problem.

  Method 1: You try to run the Fixit.

  Hardware devices do not work or are not detected in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/hardware_device_problems/

  Method 2: Follow the steps to solve driver problems

  Tips for solving common driver problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-fixing-common-driver-problems

  For more reference:

  The hunt for drivers

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/the-hunt-for-drivers-how-to-find-Windows-Vista-drivers-for-all-your-hardware

  What to do when your hardware does not work with Windows Vista

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/finding-drivers-what-to-do-when-your-hardware-wont-work-with-Windows-Vista

  Please report if you are still having the problem. I'll be happy to provide you with additional options available that you can use to get this problem is solved.

• Sony DCR-TRV740 camcorder

  You will need to transfer loads of old family videotapes of Sony DCR-TRV740 for Dell XPS430 running Vista 32 bit.

  Transfer is OK with the older laptop (Dell Inspiron 8500 running XP) using the USB connection.  Can also change (slowly, poor quality) with Windows Moviemaker.

  But Sony says no USB driver available for Vista. Sony suggested Firewire iLink from camera to the PC, but the camera is not recognized in the Device Manager and therefore can not transfer them to PC. Tried to import Sony Movie Studio 9 Platinum ProPack and VS Video Recorder software - recognizes neither the camera.

  My question - is anyone have solution?

  Would upgrading to Windows 7 works? (Professional and ultimate edition both include an XP Mode)... Fees - but who let me use the driver XP Sony? or Firewire?

  Get desperate - have spent days on this skin.

  You have an analog source and a system that recognizes digital.

  If you happen also has a DV camera... the following articles may be the answer.

  Windows Vista - import analog video to your computer by using a DV camera
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/import-analog-video-to-your-computer-by-using-a-DV-camera

  Windows Vista - Toss on those VHS tapes
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/toss-out-those-VHS-tapes-save-your-home-videos-to-DVD

  Capture analog video using a digital camcorder
  http://www.videohelp.com/dvanalog

  Using Windows DVD creation (Windows 7 and Windows Vista)
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c00844627&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&product=3643454
  (scroll down and read the paragraph: import analog video)

  Another solution would be to buy an analog video capture device:

  The following link is an example so you can see what the material looks like...

  Adapter CARD USB - AVCPT USB 2.0 Audio video creator Capture DVD Maker Editor
  http://www.Amazon.com/SABRENT-USB-AVCPT-creator-capture-adapter/DP/B0011N9QNC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1315664780&SR=8-1

  Find a search on Amazon or Google for analog video Capture device
  more examples.

• How can I download for my sony dcr-dvd403 pmb to windows vista 36 bit

  looking for software for downaloda pmb for windows vista for sony dcr dvd403 handycam

  looking for software for downaloda pmb for windows vista for sony dcr dvd403 handycam

  You have Windows Vista 32-bit and a Sony DCR-DVD403 with LCD 2.7 "...

  According to the Windows Vista for Sony DCR-DVD403 Compatibility Center the device itself is compatible without any intervention on your part.  Support for any third party hardware or software is always from the hardware manufacturer or software.  It is their place to ensure that their hardware and software are compatible with the operating systems their customers use (or not to do - put an end to their support for said product and basically stating that produced a legacy package/device).

  Visit Sony support web page and put in your camera model after you have selected the option for downloads, it takes a place where you can select various downloads.  Simply choose 'Windows Vista' in the menu drop-down "Select an Operating System.  Then it expans show several possible downloads to support this device in Windows Vista, including updates of Picture Motion Browser and Picture Package Sony feeding with their products.  Here are a few updates - so you will need to have a version already installed.

  Notes for the Motion Picture Browser declares, "this utility updates PMB versions 1.1 to 5.8.01 and Cyber-shot Viewer version 1.0, PMB version 5.8.02..."- so I think it is reasonable to assume that, as long as you have an installed version (from the CD that came with your camera), you can use this update to bring it up to State fully patched.  Sony offers a link if you need to buy replacement CD for those that you should have received with your product.  Wow - 30 USD - they are proud of their software.  You may have more luck that many others in the research that a download legitimate to PMB is that you do not have your original CD...

• Sony dcr-hc35e Windows 7 by usb connection

  Is it possible to connect a sony dcr-hc35e to a computer running windows 7 via USB?

  I could do it on my old XP computer but when I plug it into my new Windows 7 computer, it does not recognize the camera.

  Please help, I have several hours of footage of my little girl to download.

  You will need to check with Sony to see if they have Windows 7 drivers for your camera because Windows 7 does not automatically detect it.

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/Perl/select-System.pl?Director=driver&SR=NAV:service_support:Electronics:drivers_software:ESUP & Ref = http % 3A % 2F % www.sony.com%2Findex.php 2F

  Or you can transfer your question in the Sony Forums.
  https://Forum.sel.Sony.com/?XID=M:Showcase:eSupport

  I don't find it on the Windows 7 Compatibility Center, but it can still be compatible.

  Thank you

  Marilyn