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I suggest you do a search on this forum for 'firewire' and see how much info is pulled up. Even if you don't have XP it is worth a read of the site to get an understanding of the terms used with editing and also so very good tips for use with all editing software.Īs already staed these questions do get asked all the time, but I also understand that if you are new to editing its difficault to know what you are looking for. A lot of advice on useing it can be found at and it explains all the features in easy to understand steps. Have a look at it once you have a firewire connection for the cam and see if it makes any sense to you.
JVC GR D73U SOFTWARE MOVIE
If you are running Windows XP then you already have a basic but good starting point with the supplied software called Movie Maker 2.
JVC GR D73U SOFTWARE PC
Forget this for getting video onto a PC and go with the firewire card/lead. If you didn't get a USB lead with the cam then I would guess it was an analogue video & audio lead for connecting to a VCR or TV. Pinnacle and Ulead ( video studio) amongst others provide software that can do this.Īnd remember to search for answers yourself before asking as its generally frowned upon to ask questions that have been answered many times before hence the low replies
JVC GR D73U SOFTWARE HOW TO
Refer to the software for instructions on how to transfer the footage. If I remember correctly I bought a Pinnacle branded pci card a few years ago, which came with software and a cable.īasically you attach the smaller 4 pin connector to the camcorder and the 6 pin one to your pc, do not connect the usb lead. This card will fit onto your motherboard and is another topic altogether, again using the search on these forums or google is a good resource for info on many things including fitting pci cards. If its older you can buy a pci firewire card for about £15-£30 which should include the cable and some basic software. To get video off your camera you need a 4 to 6 pin firewire cable which can be bought for less than £10, but it is only of use if you have firewire on your computer, if its a new computer it should be capable. The lead that came with your camera is a usb one and as you have said is only good for stills. Its also covered in the FAQ sticky at the top of this forum. Even then the USB on those cameras was a crap shoot about if it would actually work.Here we go, if you type in "dv transfer" in the search tab you will find more info. The USB connector on those cameras were more for transferring the still pictures that the camera would take. pla-Add-On+Cards-_-N82E16815283029&gclid=CjwKEAiA48fDBRDJ24_imejhwUkSJAAr0M5kmWujjnw3dRZE1dYFEfOInwW4d-IpZqXnue0az7FZsRoCcRDw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds This would allow the input of both the video and audio of the tape.Įxample card you could use: (this card has 8 pin and 4 pin inputs so you could go with either 8pin to 4pin cable or 4pin to 4pin cable) (The 4 pin is what the 'DV' output on the camera is) The computer would then need the larger 8 pin firewire input on it. In your case, you could find an 8 pin to 4 pin firewire cable. The signal can usually come in via normal RCA type video/audio connectors and if not, you can always hook the camera up to an older VCR and then hook the output RF cable to the tuner card. (if the camera has a video out RCA type connector) The card will usually come with some sort of software for capturing a signal.
JVC GR D73U SOFTWARE TV
I've found the best way is to get a TV tuner card for the PC and connect through that. I've had to transfer many older formats to a PC.
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