I have (and love) this camera. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement cord to connect the camera to my computer? Thank you.
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Computer Cable ... (cut & Paste) dCables Sony Alpha DSLR-A700 USB Cable - USB Computer Cord for Alpha DSLR-A700
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Start with Sony, but it should be available at places like Best Buy, or Radio Shack
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Do you have the software CD that came with camera? When you plug cord into computer, is camera on and does computer recognize the camera? Maybe need to DL new drivers or reinstall drivers for the camera.
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Nobody answered? I hope you figured out your answer by now, but just in case: I don't have the camera so I can't be sure but you should be able to take this camera into and electronic or computer store and they can hook you up with the correct cable.
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Simple, you get in any computer accessories shop. My problem with this camera, it was the hose was broken and did not find spare parts
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Mine stopped working. I think the connection between the camera and the A/C adapter was getting moisture or something in there that would cause the camera to go off. When I got it working again I insulated the connection with a plastic bag and wrapped it all up in duct tape. Seems to be working.... for now...
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Neither come with the package I ordered, I will be getting the cord at BJs as it is less expensive. I had the memory card from my last camera which is compatible. Good luck.
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Make sure you have a micro sd card in your camera then connect the camera to the computer with the USB charger cord....If the pc doesn't respond then get a sd card converter and plug it directly in your pc
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Depending on the connection your old system has this new camera may or may not work they sell these cameras at Walmart and are on sale a lot for just $25 dollars your best bet is to email the manufacturer and ask them or google the images and see if the connector matches your system hope this helps happy holidays
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Thank you SOOO much for your long post. I appreciate it. It turns out that I didn't have the camera listed under "my computer" for whatever reason but then searched the web and found another expert soul and was able to do "something" to my bios that fixed the problem immediately! You can tell I'm not too techy........!!
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Sorry. I wish that I did. I love this camera, unfortunately when I went to purchase another I found out that Cisco discontinued Flip Cameras. There probably ain't no place to get parts anymore.
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Did you try the camera in another car? If the problem persists in another car, try another power cord.I think I had another camera brand that did it and after I tried everything I had to return it.
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The USB cord for this camera is a proprietary one (unfortunately) - so you'll have to request one from SONY for the specific camera. You should've been able to get it for free if they sent the wrong one to begin with!!
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Jacki, you cab use a usb phone charger to do the same. If you look up the manual on the SONY site it will give you a picture of the actual cord that came with the camera.
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Hi Iryna, currently at this time the only replacement part that is available for this camera is a replacement power supply for this camera, you can purchase a replacement camera at http://www.amazon.com/Levana-Additional-Monitor-Invisible-Intercom/dp/B00FBD2XO2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1429887542&sr=8-1&keywords=levana+32026
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The camera came with a cable that allowed you to plug it into a USB port where it would charge as well as be available for downloading and etc. A well equipped computer store will probably have it. Have you searched Amazon for this specific cable. Or, try Google.
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Any usb port (computer, audio, car, etc. providing 5 volts cc) on where you can plug the camera charging cord should work. Remember that the battery can be charged only installed in the camera. For long events I recomend to carry a charged spare battery. Hope this will help.
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Try using a power supply of 2000mA+. And it may be your video/power cable. Use the largest cable you can find. You may have too much resistance for the length traveled. It fixed my issue. I too thought it was the camera going bad. Its just a power hog!