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Cant transfer footage from Canon DC201 onto computer (and eventually internet) Do I need specialist software to take video from DVD to computer?

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  • nicoledavi Mar 10, 2008

    I cannot transfer video footage to my computer to edit and or loop the movie.

  • Anonymous Jul 04, 2008

    Unable to recognize the recording mode of the disc.We have lost all of our

    holiday dvd -rw movies ? or so it seems .I know we havent wiped them but

    this sign comes up after loading disc in camera .can you suggest any

    Fixya suggestions.

    Regards Peter

    email [email protected]

  • bigbenfrayne Oct 12, 2008

    will play on windows media player but cannot import files into an editing package such as windows movie maker. How do I make them importable?

  • oopa1 Feb 20, 2009

    cant transfer footage from Canon DC201 onto computer (and eventually internet) Do I need specialist software to take video from DVD to computer?

  • Anonymous Mar 03, 2009

    cannot figure out how to transfer data... very frustrated!

  • Anonymous Mar 13, 2009

    cannot find finalization in menu

  • Anonymous Apr 10, 2009

    After inserting disk I receive message: Unable to recognize the recording mode of the disc.
    Can't see any previous foto and video on camera. Also can't finalize disk (nothing happens when I press "finalize" in menu.
    Please, help - [email protected]

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You don't need specialist software to take video from DVD to computer.

One of two things has gone wrong
1. Your PC cannot read the -R DVD format, or, more likely
2. You have not finalised the disk.

You must finalise the disk in the camcorder before putting it in the PC. To finalise the disk you must have the power adapter connected to the camera, plugged into a wall socket and turned on. Then go to the main menu, select 'disk operations' and you'll see an option to finalise disk. Don't move or shake the camera whilst the finalising step is underway.

Once finalising is complete, put the disk into the PC.

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And the reason your computer or dvd will not be able to read the disc even after finalization is because the disc was tapedin VRO format which is a new format and not all dvd players or computers read that format

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After inserting disk I receive message: Unable to recognize the recording mode of the disc.
Can't see any previous foto and video on camera. Also can't finalize disk (nothing happens when I press "finalize" in menu.

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