Thanks David
I am glad that your PCI card works with Canon. It means
that my on board Texas Instr. controller is faulty ( the
computer maker admitts they did not tested it beforer
shipping). I will try a PCI card . Before doing this can
you tell me, please:
1. Did you use Canon Elura?
2. What PCI card did you installed? Is it with Texas
Instruments controller?
3. Is the opereting system Windows XP professional?
4. Any special drivers or fixes to be installed?
I really appreciate your help
PS. Yes the on board IEEE 1394 controller was aenabled in
the BIOS. The camcoder LCD showed, however, "blinking" DV
IN signe, which Canon represenative said means that
camcoder does not sense the firewire.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi Mark
>
>Just thought I'd mention that my Canon works just fine
with firewire
>under XP - it is recognised by all the capture apps I
have tried.
>However, I use a PCI firewire card as my Gigabyte MB
isn't fitted with
>on board firewire.
>
>David
>
>Just a thought (from someone who knows bugger all about
windows) - have
>you gone into the setup thingo and made sure the firewire
port on your
>mainboard is turned on?
>
>mark wrote:
>
>> I am using Abit IC7-G motherboard with Texas Instruments
>> OHCI 1394 "firewire" controller. My Canon Elura video
>> camera is not recognized under WinXp as I get "video
>> device was not detected" message. The same Elura (with
>> the same cable) works like a charm under WinMe machine (
>> as well as the Mac computers). I tried all sorts of
>> actions ( ie. disable the 1394 controller at the BIOS
>> level, then re-install it; I tried to use the camera
with
>> Win Movie Maker, then with Adobe Premiere; dowmloaded
>> Windows upgrades, search for specific XP "fixes"
>> (downloaded file "q329256_WXP_SP2_x86_Enu.exe" from
>> Microsoft site) etc. : no success. I am starting to
get
>> desperate as no "fixes" are mentioned on Microsoft site.
>> Is there a major "bug" in Windows XP? What to do?
>
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>
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