I have just upgraded my Digital Video Camera from a Sony
Handycam to a Sony MICROMV IP55.

Neither movie-maker or the Sony supplied Pixel software
recognises the 1394 connection. It is fine on both SW
packages for the Handycam.


When I look on the hardware profile the Handycam is
recognised as an imaging device but the MICROMV is listed
as a multifunction device in the Sound, Video games
listing. Trouble shooting just asks question on audio

Anyone know what could be wrong

I have tried to re-install and on 2 computers but with
same result

Both are running Windows XP

Richard

> I have just upgraded my Digital Video Camera from a Sony
> Handycam to a Sony MICROMV IP55.
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> Anyone know what could be wrong

You made a purchasing mistake. MicroMV is not supported by most programs.
If possible, you're much better off trading it in and going with a miniDV
camcorder.

See the Camcorders... Sony page of www.papajohn.org

PapaJohn


"Richard Campbell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:09bb01c36631$d996b870$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have just upgraded my Digital Video Camera from a Sony
> Handycam to a Sony MICROMV IP55.
>
> Neither movie-maker or the Sony supplied Pixel software
> recognises the 1394 connection. It is fine on both SW
> packages for the Handycam.
>
>
> When I look on the hardware profile the Handycam is
> recognised as an imaging device but the MICROMV is listed
> as a multifunction device in the Sound, Video games
> listing. Trouble shooting just asks question on audio
>
> Anyone know what could be wrong
>
> I have tried to re-install and on 2 computers but with
> same result
>
> Both are running Windows XP
>
> Richard
>
>