Imac and downloading video

I expect that Firewire 800 is backwards compatible with 400. You just need a cable with the appropriate connectors on each end. The Mac surely comes with the drivers already installed.

How it works with my mini-DV recorder (on a PC) is that when I fire up the video editing software, it sees the camera as a source and can control it from the computer to rewind and download. The book says use the mains power adapter to make sure the camera stays powered.

http://www.digiblue.com/customer-service/guides/
Manuals.
http://www.digiblue.com/customer-service/downloads/
Drivers.
Repost if you need more help?

Well, please get it downloaded here : www.download3k.com/Drivers/.../Polaroid/Download-Polroid-DMC-Driver.html
www.opendrivers.com/.../cameras-and-mp3-player-polaroid-free-driver-download.html
www.downloadplex.com > Drivers > Digital Camera
Regards

Unfortunately Disney has made the Pix Micro Digital Camera's only Windows2000, XP & Vista Compatible.

Here is the system requirements take from Disney's website for their Pix Micro Digital Cameras

System Requirements:

• Windows 2000, XP: 300 MHz or faster processor, 128 MB of RAM
• Windows Vista: 800 MHz or faster processor
• 300 MB free hard disk space
• USB Port

Out of all of the feature Pix Micro Cameras they feature on their website, not one supports the Mac OS X system platform.

- Mactechtrainer
Sr. Mac Support Specialist

The computer is no longer detecting the camcorder for several reasons. It could be the ports on the computer, it could be the cable that you're using to connect the camcorder to the iMac, or it could be the camcorder itself.

Try connecting the camcorder into different USB or FireWire port of the iMac.

Try using different cable.

Try connecting the camcorder into different computer to test the device.

If all else fails, power cycle the camcorder by turning it off and remove the battery for about 10 minutes. Then turn it back on. Otherwise, contact the manufacturer for second opinion.

Hope these helps and have a great day!

To convert all your videos .MOD, .TOD, .MTS, .M2TS from your JVC, Panasonic, Canon or Sony camcorders, you can use the software iVerio.

iVerio is a video converter and an avchd converter for camcorders.

http://www.convertmod.com




Francois,
iVerio Software Developer

when the internal cameras memory is full it will beep several times and it will show the
memory full icon which is the explanation point!

Download the software at http://digiblue.com/customer-service/downloads/index.html

Under the driver downloads choose the first option: Disney Pix Micro Drivers & Downloader Program for WIN 2000, XP, or Vista

My daughter cut the software as well. 5.1 MP Digital Camera. Can I buy the installation disk only somewhere.

Are you transferring from cassette to memory card and then to Imac? certainly there is software supported by Imac to accomplish this. You can convert your videos to MPEG format using Imagemixer then try uploading with another program. Imac and OSX should have websites that list compatible software.