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I can't download video from my sony hvrhd100 to my computer,

I am using a firewire output from my camera and plug in it to an usb in my labtop. I think, I need to install a driver to my computer in order to control my camera and download video to my computer.

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I am using a firewire output from my camera and plug in it to an usb in my labtop. I think, I need to install a driver to my computer in order to control my camera and download video to my computer.

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SOURCE: Downloading from sony dcr trv265e to computer winxp

hi, i have problem with my cam dcr trv256 i want transfer to my laptop but i lost my driver , please give driver ?
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SOURCE: transfer video from camera to computer

You can go to Menu on the cam and on the USB by pressing Sel/Push Exec button

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  • Posted on May 20, 2008

SOURCE: Downloading from sony dcr trv265e to computer winxp

must use a firewire cable for video

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  • Posted on Feb 14, 2009

SOURCE: Cannot get Sony Handycam to connect via USB to my laptop

Hi Ken,
I have a Sony Handycam DCR-DVD610 and I had a simular problem today when trying to download videos I took as a test. I downloaded the software, then connected the power cord from the wall to the camera, then the USB cord from the camera to the computer. The software was suppose to automatically open up and recognize that the camera was plugged into the computer, but it didn't. I could not get the videos to download. So I called the Sony company and they were so nice and helpful. The man stayed with me and walked me through entirely on how to do it. You see I didn't finalize the disk. I only had DVD-R discs and I didn't realize that it must be finalized. After we finalized the disc, then I was told to take the disc out of the camera and insert it into the computer disc drive and then he proceeded to show me how to get them downloaded. If you need more step by step instructions, please let me know. Good Luck
Helen

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  • Posted on Jun 08, 2009

SOURCE: SONY HANDY CAM DCR-HC18E PAL Need download for usb driver windows vista

http://support.sony-europe.com/dime/tutorials/videotransfer/vtransfer.aspx?site=odw_en_GB&m=DCR-HC18E&sec=DV

Only load the driver and install in XP compatability mode then use another video capture programme Sony does not support Vista for you cam.

FX vid capture will work
http://www.jhepple.com/video_capture_software.htm

If you get stuck you can reach me on [email protected]

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