PANASONIC DV CAMCORDER

[Guest]

I have a Panasonic digital camcorder. I have followed all of the previous advice. I am using a firewire. My XP does not acknowledge the camcorder! Can someone help me..............

 

[weststar]

-----Original Message-----
I have a Panasonic digital camcorder. I have followed

all of the previous advice. I am using a firewire. My XP
does not acknowledge the camcorder! Can someone help
me..............

.
DId u find a fix?....having the same problem with my

canon zr65 dv

 

[Cari \(MS-MVP\)]

Which make and model of Panasonic digital camcorder?

Is the camcorder turned on and in VCR mode? Is it connected to A/C power
and not by its internal battery?

"All of the previous advice".... yes, but how far back have you gone in the
newsgroups!

Does the IEEE1394 card appear to be installed correctly in the Device
Manager?

When you connect the camcorder to the PC, is there a 'ding' noise?

 

[Guest]

I have a NV-GS10 PANASONIC DV CAMCORDER. I have tried it with the AC power and in VCR mode. The firewire is connected correctly after checking this with device manager. Still struggling!

 

[Graham Hughes, MVP Digital Media]

So, do you get the "ding" noise. If not, then try a cable you know works.

--
Graham Hughes
MVP
www.simplydv.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com

I have a NV-GS10 PANASONIC DV CAMCORDER. I have tried it with the AC power

and in VCR mode. The firewire is connected correctly after checking this
with device manager. Still struggling!

 

[Guest]

Tried another cable but still no joy.................

 

[Guest]

Tried another cable - brand new - still no joy..............

 

[Guest]

Tried another cable - brand new - no "ding" noise................

 

[Guest]

Tried a brand new cable - no "ding" noise.......

So, do you get the "ding" noise. If not, then try a cable you know works.

--
Graham Hughes
MVP
www.simplydv.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com

and in VCR mode. The firewire is connected correctly after checking this
with device manager. Still struggling!

 

[Graham Hughes, MVP Digital Media]

No ding noise means no connection between pc and cam. So if the second cable
you tried is known to work with another cam, then either the firewire
connection on the cam or pc is faulty. Try your cam on another pc you know
has a working firewire connection. Try another firewire card in the pc.
Graham