Ok so I have the cam and the usb port to connect it to the computer, but for some reason it dosn't read the video transfer, but ?I can transfer pictures...whats wrong?
I just got a new mac computer i connected the usb cable from my Canon NTSC ZR85, to the MAC computer, but the video clips are not coming up, and there isn't a firewall connection to attach to my Camcorder.... Any solutions?????I just got a new mac computer i connected the usb cable from my Canon NTSC ZR85, to the MAC computer, but the video clips are not coming up, and there isn't a firewall connection to attach to my Camcorder.... Any solutions?????
my computer is not detecting the camera , so any solutions please
my computer is not detecting the camera , so any solutions please
AnonymousApr 19, 2009
I have a USB adapter and Win Movie maker does not recognize my camera. Is it the prog.?
Thx.
JARI have a USB adapter and Win Movie maker does not recognize my camera. Is it the prog.?
Thx.
JAR
AnonymousMar 24, 2014
before you finalize your video it shows it in icon form well after downloading it did not separate the videos it stayed in icon lay out how do I separate the clips?before you finalize your video it shows it in icon form well after downloading it did not separate the videos it stayed in icon lay out how do I separate the clips?
AnonymousMar 31, 2014
I have a video on tape and want to transfer it to the sd card on the cam.I have a video on tape and want to transfer it to the sd card on the cam.
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Hey there so I went and got a firewire only to find out I don't have a firewire port can I get an adapterHey there so I went and got a firewire only to find out I don't have a firewire port can I get an adapter
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Because if you only connect with USB that's normal.
USB tranfers still photos.
For Video you will require a firewire cable connected to camera and computer.
Go to this link. In the search window in the center of the screen, type "upload video to computer" and click on the Search button. There are several options to choose from regarding pointers and instructions. Note that video can only be transferred by Firewire, so you need a Firewire cable, a computer that is Firewire compatible, and software on your computer that can edit video. (The USB cable and the software that came with your camera can only handle still images you take with your camera, stored on the MMC/SD card.)
there is a cable you get with your camcorder that goes from camcorder to usb, depending what software cd you got with camcorder will decide on how it is transfered to pc. you can do it manually by entering directly into camcorders drive space from pc with cable and moving videos to a folder on you pc. the camera should show up in my computer when it has installed itself.
Hi! If you go to the Canon, they have a trouble shooting section. I copied and pasted some information below. Good luck!
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How do I transfer video tape recordings to a computer via Firewire? Solution:
Transferring video recordings to a computer ZR80, ZR85, and ZR90
Transferring Video Recordings to a Computer
You
can transfer recordings to a computer using the IEEE1394 (DV) terminal.
With the ZR85 and ZR90 transferring video recordings via USB is not
possible.
Before starting the video transferring, make sure to prepare the following:
A
computer equipped with a IEEE1394 (DV) terminal or a IEEE1394 (DV)
capturing board (the IEEE1394 protocol is frequently also called
"Firewire" or "iLink").
A DV cable (sold separately)
Video Editing Software
You
can use (1) the video editing software that came bundled with your
computer or video capturing board, (2) the video editing software
included with your operating system ("Windows Movie Maker" with Windows
Vista Home Premium, Windows Vista Ultimate, Windows XP and Windows ME,
"iMovie" with Mac OS 9 and later), or (3) video editing software
purchased separately, with features ranging from very basic to very
sophisticated.
The appropriate driver
A
driver is included with Windows operating systems later than Windows 98
Second Edition and Mac operating systems later than Mac OS 9. The
driver is installed automatically when you connect the camcorder to the
computer. No additional driver is necessary or available.
Start your computer. (If
this is the first time you are connecting the camcorder to your Windows
based computer your computer will display the "New Hardware Found"
message while the driver is installed automatically.)
Set the camcorder to mode.
Connect
the camcorder to the computer with the DV cable as shown below. Once
the camcorder and computer are connected together the camcorder will
display "DV IN" on the LCD/viewfinder. This message confirms that the camcorder is ready to receive or transfer video.
Refer to the instructions for your video editing software to download your video from the camcorder. Note:
Because procedures for digital editing software applications vary
greatly, Canon cannot offer any additional support or suggestions
regarding downloading and editing your video. Please refer to the
software publisher or your computer manufacturer (if the software came
with your computer) for assistance in using the software.
Operation may not work correctly depending on the software and the specifications/settings of your computer.
If
the computer freezes while you have connected the camcorder, disconnect
and reconnect the DV cable. If the problem persists, disconnect the
interface cable, turn off camcorder and computer, turn camcorder and
computer back on and reconnect them.
Before connecting the camcorder to the computer using a DV cable, make sure that camcorder and computer are not connected with a USB cable, and that no other 1394 device is connected to the computer.
We recommend powering the camcorder from a household power source while it is connected to the computer.
Refer also to the instruction manual of the computer.
The
programs ZoomBrowser EX and Image Browser included with the supplied
CD-ROM are intended for use only with images recorded on the memory
card.
Video recordings on the tape cannot be transferred to the computer using the software included with the supplied CD-ROM.
Are you connecting to the camera with a USB cable? Many camcorders will not allow you to transfer video over the USB interface. Video transfer often requires a Firewire connection and software. You'll need a Firewire cable (sometimes called a DV cable).
If you computer is reasonably new it most likely will have a Firewire port. If not, you'll need to install a Firewire PCI card.
The software I use is called Scenalyzer. There are other options, but Scenalyzer has a free demo you can try. You can download the software here:
you already answered your question. all you need is a firelink wire and a firewire port for your PC. you can check the prices online.I got mine from BestBuy and I use it for 3 years
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I hhave canon zr85, cannot transfer video to pc, how to do that?
I just got a new mac computer i connected the usb cable from my Canon NTSC ZR85, to the MAC computer, but the video clips are not coming up, and there isn't a firewall connection to attach to my Camcorder.... Any solutions?????
my computer is not detecting the camera , so any solutions please
I have a USB adapter and Win Movie maker does not recognize my camera. Is it the prog.?
Thx.
JAR
before you finalize your video it shows it in icon form well after downloading it did not separate the videos it stayed in icon lay out how do I separate the clips?
I have a video on tape and want to transfer it to the sd card on the cam.
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