D3100. USB cable will only transfer about half the quantiy of files to the PC and ignores any video files. Whereas when I transfer files through the SD card slot (not using the cable) all is well. Why?

You have to buy certain DVD's designed for both units for example a video wont play in your car radio find the right speed and if its read & write RW or just write for the machine you want it to play on.

Plug your usb cable to your computer. Go to the start button and click my computer. Then find the file of you camera (removable (letter)maybe the name of camera) and click on it. There may be a flolder on the file. Open the folder until you find the pictures. Copy them and save them to another folder. Then unplug your camera. Plug in your new camera and follow the same steps, but copy the folder and put it in the new cameras file. I had to do the same thing when my camera got smashed by a car seat and I had to get a new one. Hope it works out for you!

This can be in two ways namely
1. Via Bluetooth
Ensure your bluetooth connectivity is on and also enabled on your PC,Choose the picture or video u want to send,
Select More and then Send
Select Via Bluetooth and then choose your computer from the list.
OR
2. using the USB cable.
For pictures and videos, u use Files transfer.
File Transfer allows you to drag and drop files from your phone to folders on your computer. To do this,
a.Connect your W595 to your computer with the USB cable.
b.On your phone's Menu screen select Settings and then scroll across to the Connectivity tab.
c. Scroll down to USB and then select USB Connection
d.Select File Transfer.
Your phone will shut down.Wait until your phone memory or memory card appear as external disks on your computer in Windows Explorer.
then,You can now drag and drop music files (For Disk2Phone music software) or pictures, to folders on your computer.
Hope this helps you.

it no need a pc suite to transfer files
just connect your phone to computer using a provided cable data from your phone
go to setting menu on your phone
go to pc connection
pick mass storage
just ignore the message of found new hardware in your laptop

Hello,

Using your PSP USB cable,connect your USB cable to your PC and transfer videos to your PSP. Your videos have to be in .cso file format for your videos to play.


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connect your camera usb cable to a pc after few moments open my computer and find a new drive [camera memory] like usb flash drive and select your video files , copy , past . Thanks.

The best way to transfer is using a memory card through a generic USB card reader. Try not using the USB cord for a while.

im not a genius or anything but i have nokia pc suite and i cant drag files to my phone either. i usually just plug the memory card into the computer and it comes up as a memory card with the images and video clips folders etc. im pretty sure its faster than the usb cable. you could also buy a usb infrared thing but they are very slow to transfer files. so if you really want to use your usb cable then this question wouldnt've helpd. thanks. Louis

You can't capture the video with a USB cable. The USB cable and software that came with the camcorder are only used to transfer still images.

To transfer video you'll need a DV cable (also known as a Firewire cable) and some additional software. I use Scenalyzer Live. It's not free, but you can download a demo copy to see if you like it before you buy it. Here's a link to the Scenalyzer website:

http://scenalyzer.com/

If you have the JVC manual you should read page 41. If you don't have the manual you can download it here:

http://www.devicemanuals.com/guide/Digital%20Camcorder/JVC/JVC-Compact-VHS-w-LCD-Screen-Camcorder-GR-D370AS-User's-TWpJME56VT.html

The download link is about half way down the left side. It's a little difficult to find, but it's there.

Lastly, all this assumes that your computer has a Firewirre port. Most new computers will have one, but if you do not you'll need to buy and install a Firewire PCI card. Let us know if you need more help.

Hi, You can only transfer still images (photos) with a USB cable. For video, you need a firewire card and cable. That's the way it works.