1998 gcm programme on windows xp will not import pictures from files

See this... http://forums.techguy.org/windows-xp/937413-error-message-procedure-entry-point_except_handler4_common.html

If this machine is running XP, or earlier (98, 2000, ME, etc.), beware. It is no longer supported, and hackers will be looking for these machines to infect. I recommend you back up your data (pictures, documents, etc.) and get a newer machine, or don't try to get on the Internet with this one. If the machine won't boot or let you back it up, and you have important files on it, you could purchase a USB Hard Drive Adaptor, pull out the hard drive, and copy any important files to another machine. That way, at least you may not lose your files. Good luck.

Different ways to transfer video:
Transfer the video to the computer using one of the following methods:

Use the Import pictures and videos option.

• 1. In the AutoPlay window, click Import Pictures and videos using Windows .
  2. In the Import Pictures and Videos window that appears, click Import Settings .
  3. In the Import Settings window, assign the location on the computer where you want to copy the picture and movie files.
     • Next to Import images to click the Browse button and then select the desired folder (for example, My Pictures ).
     • Next to Import videos to click the Browse button and then select the desired folder (for example, My Videos ).
  4. Click the OK button.
  5. In the Import Pictures and Videos dialog box, click the OK button.
  6. Click the Import button.
  
  
• Use the supplied Handycam® Utility application.
  1. Start the Handycam Utility application bundled with the Sony® Picture Utility software.
  2. In the Handycam Utility window, click to the select the type of files you want to transfer: HD movies , SD movies or Pictures .
  3. Click the Import button.
  
  
• Copy and paste the video files from the Removable Disk window that represents the camcorder.
  1. On the computer desktop, create a new folder.
  2. If the Removable Disc window is not showing, open the My Computer window and then click to select the Removable Disk icon.
  3. In the Removable Disk window, click to select all the folders and files listed.
  4. On the keyboard, press the CTRL+C keys to copy the folders and files.
  5. Open the new folder that you created.
  6. In the new folder, press the CTRL+V keys on the keyboard to paste the folders and files into the new folder.
  7. Rename the new folder.

The Canon Programm "CD-Label Print" has issues with Windows 7.

I solved it this way:

1. Find the "CDLabelPrint.exe"most likely under "C:\Program Files\CD-LabelPrint"
2. Right-Click on the File and choose Properties
3. Select "Compatibility" and tick "Run Program ... Windows XP (SP3)"
4. Push "OK"
5. You should be fine now

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1. Download the driver from here by clicking on your relevant operating system ie - Windows XP and save it somewhere easily accessible like the desktop.

2. The file is saved in a .zip format you will need Winzip to open it if you don't already have it. It's a free trial if you download.

3. Double click the saved file and extract to somewhere like the desktop.

4. Once the file is extracted, double click it and navigate to the relevant folder ie - PCI or PCI(E)xpress.

5. Double click Setup.exe and follow the on-screen instructions.

6. Reboot the pc.

Good luck!

Windows XP? Are you using windows movie maker (WMM) to import them? I begin by copying the ".mod" files to my computer off the flash card which I insert into my printer. THe software Canon provides is useless. Next I change the file extension to ".MPG". Next open WMM, import video file, but when it starts doing so choose cancel. I don't know why that is. If you let it continue the import it seems to lock up. It will then let you drag and drop that video clip onto a movie.

how can I transfer my photos from my scanner/printer to my windows photo gallary

Hello, instead of saving it as a MovieMaker file, save it as an .avi or a .wmv file. That way, Media player can locate the right codec for this file.

The Canon Programm "CD-Label Print" has issues with Windows 7.

I solved it this way:

1. Find the "CDLabelPrint.exe"most likely under "C:\Program Files\CD-LabelPrint"
2. Right-Click on the File and choose Properties
3. Select "Compatibility" and tick "Run Program ... Windows XP (SP3)"
4. Push "OK"
5. You should be fine now

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It is happening with all the pictures that you on your computer?
Is it also happening with the default pictures that is on the computer?

What kind of file is that? Is it imported from your camera or downloaded from any particular website? What is the extension of the file?

If the file is imported from any camera then look for a codec on their webistes.

Can you list the non-microsoft software that is installed on the computer(Get help from add /remove programs)

You would normally get a cd with the camera with the driver and any software for transfering and capturing video on, but if you have'nt you can use Windows Movie Maker. Assuming you are on XP, this can be found on strat>all programmes>accesories>windows movie maker. From within this easy to use programme you can import video straight from you camera, you then choose which frames to use by dragging down to the bottom timeline, and then the programme will ask what you wish to do with the movie, be it for e-mailing or web and will compress the file automatically and when you have clicked finish video ask if you wish to email it directly from the programme or save to your pc.