I have a canon zr 700 mini DV tape the DV output is 4 pin and I'm uploading files 2 my HP Pavilion Entertainment PC 4 pin input do you have cable
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Yes I have this cable. That is why I put in a review. I don"t understand what you want to know.
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If you Canon is capable of sending digital HD output through HD-SDI connection; and your monitor/recorder accept hdmi input then this is for you. As far as yes or no, there's not enough information provided to be absolute.
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I do not know the pin and volt but the titel of the product explains what type of memory card it is..depending on whaT brand your laptop is and the component for upgrade is..find that out first and you will know if this card its compatible..I have a hp compaq preserio..the upgrade to it is exactly this card..just look it up and you will have your answer
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The connection to the computer port has 4 pins in white plastic, the connection to the camera is the smaller with no pins in it. I use it for my Canon Power Shot ELPH 115 IS. Cable I received was black, not white as the image shows. Also, when first used it, thought something wrong with it, kept getting error message. Website for Canon advised that the camera holds more images than the cable will allow for download, so if you download with the cable, download your images regularly. System is smart enough to know which images have already been downloaded previously and it won't download them again, so you shouldn't need to delete them off camera memory, unless you just want to for space. I bought this cable for the price, verses the one from camera company, figured for a few dollars didn't have much to loose if it didn't work (being a copy of the original), but it's worked great. Hope that helps.
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Your link went back to the memory card. What I can tell you is, I bought it to solve an older printer problem. I have a new camera that is less then one year old and it works just fine.
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I agree with JR, check/swap your wiring/power supply. If it still doesn't work send it back. Quality control on this camera is not good, Ordered 2, one was bad right out of the box.
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Did you try plugging the power adapter directly into the wall and not into a power strip or a battery back-up dohicky? And try using the 400 FireWire cable instead of the 800 Firewire. Or even try the little USB cable which looks like a camera connection on the Hard Drive end.
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Try replacing the camera and computer first. That way you can eliminate all the other variables. If a new camera and computer doesn't solve the problem, you probably need a new cable.
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there is two usb input for wireless n storage input, the build in bios will only run video n some files. it will not recong a camera !
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I has HDMI, USB and a A/V R ports. The A/V R port looks like 10 pin video output.
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Hi Catherine. I'm gonna have to say, "No". According to Kodak, you need a Micro B / 5-Pin USB cable. Refer to these Kodak links: http://support.en.kodak.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1395/selected/true http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg01102/urg01102c1s3.shtml Also, here's a link to Amazon results for the Micro B / 5 pin cable: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=Micro%20B%20%2F%205-Pin%20USB%20cable Hope this helps you! Hi Catherine. I'm gonna have to say, "No". According to Kodak, you need a Micro B / 5-Pin USB cable. Refer to these Kodak links: http://support.en.kodak.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1395/selected/true http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg01102/urg01102c1s3.shtml Also, here's a link to Amazon results for the Micro B / 5 pin cable: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=Micro%20B%20%2F%205-Pin%20... » Read More Hi Catherine. I'm gonna have to say, "No". According to Kodak, you need a Micro B / 5-Pin USB cable. Refer to these Kodak links: http://support.en.kodak.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1395/selected/true http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg01102/urg01102c1s3.shtml Also, here's a link to Amazon results for the Micro B / 5 pin cable: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=Micro%20B%20%2F%205-Pin%20USB%20cable Hope this helps you! « Show Less
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Unless the DV CAM uses some proprietary format, it should not be a problem. Can you find someone with a laptop with an SD card reader - or - take it to a printing service (UPS Store or Fedex) and ask them to read it.
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I don't know Deb. I bought it to connect my Canon Scanner, as my new PC did not have the large 16 pin port that the original cable had on each end. This one has a USB at one end. I tried it in each of the 4 USB ports on my hardrive but unfortunately it did not work. The packaging said that it was a scanner/printer cable.
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I'm sorry. I really don't know. I would call Canon tech support. I use a PC.
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You'll need a camera that can play / record from / to miniDV tapes. Then you just have to interface that camera from its cable source (usb or firewire) to the computers input; with some sort of capture software. It isn't so easy as newer cameras that have hdd / flash drives, since the tapes don't store 'files' so to speak. Sorry you lost the camera.
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You need a firewire to go from the camera to the computer and the computer needs to have the correct plugin to use the firewire. Most computers do not have this capability (plugin port). Our son had added it to our computer and provided me with the necessary program (Nero 8) to copy videos. No software for this video camera have to do it the long way. You can consult like Best Buy's GEEK Squad or someone with that knowledge, we just happen to have a computer guy in the family. Be very careful the PINS on the plug-in on the camera BEND VERY easy and then you cannot do anything!! Hope this helps.:) You need a firewire to go from the camera to the computer and the computer needs to have the correct plugin to use the firewire. Most computers do not have this capability (plugin port). Our son had added it to our computer and provided me with the necessary program (Nero 8) to copy videos. No software for this video camera have to do it the long way. You can consult like Best Buy's GEEK Squad or someone with that knowledge, we just happen to have a computer guy in the family. Be very careful the PINS on the plug-in on the camera BEND VERY easy and then you cannot do anything!! Hope this... » Read More You need a firewire to go from the camera to the computer and the computer needs to have the correct plugin to use the firewire. Most computers do not have this capability (plugin port). Our son had added it to our computer and provided me with the necessary program (Nero 8) to copy videos. No software for this video camera have to do it the long way. You can consult like Best Buy's GEEK Squad or someone with that knowledge, we just happen to have a computer guy in the family. Be very careful the PINS on the plug-in on the camera BEND VERY easy and then you cannot do anything!! Hope this helps.:) « Show Less
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I am told that voltage and current must match. Check camera info and go from there.