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• Hi, I have a camcorder Sony TRV 356 I am unable to connect on vista or windows 7 via USB

  Hi, I have a camcorder Sony TRV 356 I am unable to connect on vista or windows 7 via USB

  Hello Sajid,

  The community here is about the countries United States, Canada and Asia-Pacific. Your DCR-TRV356E model is a model British camcorder.

  However, to answer your question,.

  The DCR-TRV356E USB streaming function is not compatible with the operating system Windows Vista and Windows 7. You can connect the camcorder to the computer using the A / V cable connection or using an i.Link cable.

  You can visit the European Forums of suggestions regarding the transfer of videos to Windows Vista or Windows 7 computer.

  http://www.Sony.co.UK/discussions/community/en/support/cameras_and_camcorders

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as an "accepted Solution".

  Thank you for your message.

• I have a sony TRV 240 camcorder that does not work because the system cannot find a driver

  I have a new computer windows 7, downloaded filmmaker and it does not recognize my camera says driver failed. What should I do to load videos down?

  I have a new computer windows 7, downloaded filmmaker and it does not recognize my camera says driver failed. What should I do to load videos down?

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  Windows 7 was designed to import video from MiniDV
  Tapes... THROUGH THE... IEEE 1394 FireWire (Sony i.LINK) connection

  Your Sony's Digital 8 instead of MiniDV, so I don't know if it meets the requirements

  The following items may be worth a visit:

  How to import videos in Windows Live Movie Maker
  http://www.Dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-import-videos-into-Windows-Live-Movie-Maker.Navid-323836.html

  How to import pictures and videos from cameras and other devices
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Live/Movie-Maker-import-photos-videos-camera-FAQ

  Another possibility would be to use a device to Capture video as the
  following example:

  Capture device video One Touch Diamond VC500
  http://www.Amazon.com/Diamond-VC500-touch-capture-device/DP/B000VM60I8/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_3?ie=UTF8&QID=1294018745&SR=8-3-fkmr0

  Good luck...

• 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.

• Sony Music Station program

  I have a Sony va10 which comes with a program called Sony music station, which says incompatible when it has ever been. Can anyone help please?

  Right-click on the icon of the Sony music station & select troubleshoot compatibility. Follow the prompts. Let us know if it worked.

  Kind regards

  Nicholas Lee Fagan

• FCPX jump during the import of the band. Analysis of the root causes?

  Dear friends,

  I have a camera Sony TRV-900F video connected via FW800 to an iMac late 2009 with 16 GB of RAM, a quad core i7 2.8 and one 1 original to HDD with El Capitan.

  When I import one of my miniDV tapes (which are between 2000 and 2012 about and been wound and rewound before capture and which were mainly recorded in one take on new tapes Sony and never reused) FCPX any images in fragments of random size (from a few hundredK to 10-14 MB) and frequently shows loss of images and some audio distortion imported into the timeline and re-read.

  Final tried to create archives first and then import, but the result is the same.

  What I don't understand, is that, at least apparently, none of these problems of 'corruption' appears if I look/hear the tapes in camcorder Sony itself!

  I tried to use iMovie and same fragmentation occurs so I guess it is not related to the SO FCPX itself.

  So far, I have received the iMac 1 TB hard drive and now have tried to import on a 128 GB SSD in a USB enclosure (which is USB3, but if I'm not mistaken my iMacs USB ports are USB2). Even to jump occurs.

  Maybe I need to configure the SSD in a different way and to define not only as the backup directory for imports?

  If the best ideas don't come to mind the next tests I'll make are:

  (a) purchase of a NEW band and try to record and import from it. If it works, this would indicate the older strips are damaged, but it does not explain why they look good in the camera.

  (b) purchase a head cleaning cassette and to use it carefully and see if he would heal playback and import.

  Thanks for your suggestions.

  Post edited by: robertfromroma. Added the MacOS version. FCPX is 10.1

  Try the import with QuickTime player and see if you get the same results.

• Cannot save the entry camcorder 8 mm on iMovie 10.1.2

  I'm trying to import the old videos from the camcorder into iMovie.

  Videos are played on TR33 Sony video 8 mm Handycam (analog) through a Sony TRV 22 Hi portable (digital) 8. This provides the necessary a/d conversion.

  See the video and audio correctly in the window of the events at the time of import. However when I stop importing nothing is saved.

  As a side note, if I import the single (digital) trv22 video, it seems to work as it breaks the clamps in individual events based on time.

  The literature seems to say a widow pop up asking where to store the video should appear when importing. However I don't see that.

  Have iMac with El Capitan 10.11.6

  iMovie 10.1.2

  This problem appeared in the discussions here and in FCPX. The cause of the lack of registration is due to the lack of timecode that iMovie requires. In switch mode there is no timecode of the TRV 22. The solution is to record the video to Handicap the TRV 22 and then import in iMovie.

• Where is the firewire port?

  Hey everyone: I have a Slimline s3700y yesterday and I would find the firewire port.  Where is he?

  Thank you!

  Hi ccrfan1,

  Looks like you have a 1394 port (Apple calls FireWire, Sony callis it iLink, etc...) and it is located at the rear of the machine.  Find a photo of your plate at the bottom of this document.  You want to #4.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01321559

• PlayMovie will not appear, 2013 in the calendar view

  
  

  Hello Martin,

  The latest version of the homepage of PlayMemories (TDC) is version 2.0. If you are using an older version of the PMH software, update the latest version using the link below.

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/us/p/select-System.pl?Director=driver

  If the problem is not resolved, to update the database of the PMH software in the Tools menu. For additional assistance, please contact Sony technical support for troubleshooting team using the link below.

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/us/p/support-contacts.pl?mdltype_id=7

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as an "accepted Solution".

• Update the Firmware Matshita BD - MLT UJ220S

  After installation of Matshita BD - MLT UJ220S Firmware Update 1.05, Windows see my optical drive as CD/CD-RW and I'm not able over DVD write, erase only CD + R, DVD - RW. I can read the DVD, Blu - ray, but not right. How do I re - write my Matshita BD - MLT UJ220S Firmware Update to old version?

  Thank you

  Thank you for your post and welcome to the forum.

  If you bought the Matshita drive separately I would recommend that you contact the Panasonic product support, but if the disk is in a Sony computer in its original configuration, I would recommend that you contact Sony technical support for troubleshooting:

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/us/Perl/suppor... type_id = 24

• Having more than one cassette Hi captured requiring 8 digital files for conversion to DVD; need advice...

  The bands are an old Sony TRV - 308 (Hi8, not stereo).  Has a S-video output and the standard 1/8 "A / V out.

  10 PRE capture video with the correct acquisition card?  What capture device do you recommend for a x 64 Windows 7 computer?

  Also, what format you capture video / audio?  DV - AVI?

  I have a disc for a video player 1 TB and 1 TB for audio, set up in a raid (mirror) so really four drives of 1 TB.  This storage should not be a problem.   I have also 2 drives raptor of 360 GB 10 000 rpm installation on a raid 0 (striped) I only save files program and I am currently editing.

  Old forum discussion, missing message now, but here's the summary of

  .

  Matt with Grass Valley Canopus in their helpdesk tech said that the 110 model will be sufficient for most amateur. If a person has a lot of bands that often played the band extends and decreases the magnetic coding. If your goal is to encode strips in good shape buy the 110, you can if you will be encoding old poor quality tapes model 300

  .

  Both the 110 and 300 are two-way devices, so you can exit back covering... If you do not need this, look at the model 55

  .

  http://www.grassvalley.com/products/ADVC55 A path only on computer

  http://www.grassvalley.com/products/advc110 for good bands, or

  http://www.grassvalley.com/products/advc300 better with the OLD band

  Or

  ADS Pyro http://www.adstechnologies.com

  Capture will be DV AVI Type II with 48 KHz 16-bit Audio

• Setting camera error message

  I am video capture from a DV Sony TRV-18 on my desktop hard drive.  I use the first Elements 9 and the Office has a lot of resources (CPU, memory, HARD drive, etc.)  The connection is by firewire.  The software recognizes the camera and has no problem of capture of the material, but with one problem.  Once I selected 'capture' and then 'DV Camcorder", I get a pop up box that says"your current setting is different from your project settings.  Results may not be optimal. "The real parameters seem to be NTSC-AVCHD-AVCHD Lite 720p24.

  Can someone tell me why this message, and what to do about it?  I don't want to start to rip those tapes and find out later that it could have been done better.  Thanks in advance.

  It is a miniDV camcorder.

  You must use the regular DV project settings - and that the video should work wonderfully in the program!

  First part of my tutorials from basic training to the support site of first Elements Muvipx.com show you how to put in place.

• Black stripes with screen wide source - CS4

  I use Premiere CS4 and I have a problem (?) with the release of Media Encoder. The project is PAL widescreen.

  I exported the timeline and selected codec "Microsoft AVI". The resulting video shows perfectly in Windows Media Player, 16:9 format. If I play the same avi file in Real player I download video 4:3 letterbox. The same results with any other compression; FLV, f4v, wmv etc.

  Also, when I embed a video from flv in Flash (CS4) I always get the result of 4:3 letterbox.

  Not sure if it's a problem first or Flash problem.

  Any help appreciated.

  Steve

  Note: The original footage was shot on a camcorder Sony TRV-950 in 16:9 mode. Not sure if the black bars top and bottom were recorded by the camcorder and first (and Windows Medi player) recognizes this and cut them. While Flash is not.

  What the video looks like in the monitor of the Pr program?

  In the export Media dialog box, output tab?

  -Jeff

• Sony camcorder DCR - TRV 19

  Someone suggest how I can get a driver for my camcorder Sony DCR - TRV 19?

  Thank you

  Andy

  Hi Andy,.

  1. what version of Windows you are using on the computer?

  2 are you facing problems with the camcorder Sony DCR - TRV 19 on windows?

  Here is the link for driver camcorder Sony DCR - TRV 19.

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/us/p/model-home.pl?MDL=DCRTRV140&template_id=1&Region_ID=1&tab=download#/downloadTab

  It will be useful. Back to us for any problem related to Windows. We will be happy to help you.

• Camcorder Sony DCR TRV 340. Help!

  I broke the software disc and now have a Win 7 machine. I have no driver.  Help!

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/

  Sony contacty at the link above.

  For any question on Windows 7:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/Windows7

  Link above is Windows 7 Forum for questions on Windows 7.

  Windows 7 questions should be directed to / stationed there.

  You are in the Vista Forums.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner