I have a Canon GL2 and a Windows 8. I also have a Firewire cord. If this installs into my Windows 8, will my Canon GL2 be able to transfer video?
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In theory, yes. I am not familiar with a canon gl2, but i use this to transfer video from my sony hdv camcorder to a pc with windows 8, using the firewire cord. If you have been able to transfer video to another computer with firewire, then this should work the same way. it's just adding a firewire port to your pc if one doesn't exist there.
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iLink is just Sony's name for Firewire, so a 9 pin to 4 pin Firewire cable should work fine. That's what I use on the 3 Sony and 1 Canon camcorders that I have. (I use the Thunderbolt to Firewire adapter as well.)
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It will still work because you will be using an 8mm projector to get your picture to the transfer system in order to copy the image with your video camera. Make sure your reg 8 film is running smoothly in the old projector. If film is valuable it might be best to have it transferred professionally to good quality DVD. I have used reg,super and single8(Fuji) film in the transfer but it was not as good as some I had made professionally years ago. Hope this helps
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I'm not sure if it does--but I really don't see why it wouldn't. Even though I'm a Windows kinda guy, I usually just drag-and-drop the video files via USB and import the footage into my editing software from there.
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yes, i just tried it out this weekend. running the latest version of OSX (10.5.2), iMove 08 captures video from the camera via firewire flawlessly. the quality is awesome.
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No, this device is to get video out of the computer into a tv; not the other way around. What you need is a video capture device (probably connected through the usb port, since i haven't seen any with firewire), do a quick search in amazon and you should find a few options.
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It will work as a transport for the video/audio signals, yes. You will need some type of video editing program with which to capture the stream of data coming from your camera through this device. Windows Movie Maker, for instance. The best way (quality) to pull video from your camera is using its IEEE-1394 port (FireWire), but the HP Envy doesn't have that port. Edit - this worked fine for me. You can always return if there are issues.
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This camera does not have a firewire connection. It has a female S-Video out and a separate "AV" out female mini plug port. You need a special cord for the AV out, which has male mini-plug on one end and RCA male connectors on the other. One of the RCA connectors is yellow, which is the video out. There are conversion boxes available (I have one made by Sony) that take the RCA video out and convert it to a firewire signal.
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I bought this a long time ago and I believe I returned it because I had problems with it. It kept stopping when I tried to transfer video from a mini DV tape camcorder to my computer using adobe premier. I bought a Belkin firewire card instead and had no problems. I have no experience using a firewire card to capture video from cable.
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I don't know, it didn't work on my machine, wrong size but I have given up on firewire editing in fsvor of memory card transfer.
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Macintosh you need a firewire cable and you may have to use iMovie. Premiere Pro is iffy in capture. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.
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has no firewire port but has USB 2.0 when connecting the camera with usb cable indicated on the display is connected to the pc, there you can find who wish to transfer files to the PC. or even the software recognizes the camera to make a direct import. I use iMovie and it works perfectly fine and I use Pinnacle 16 pc likewise have no problem. Greetings.
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Yes. It does work with Windows 8. The drivers for it should install automatically when you plug in the USB cable. Those drivers should be the correct updated drivers for Windows 8. If you experience any issues, go to Logitech's website, then go to your specific webcam (C210), and there, you should be able to go to support to simply click on their latest up to date drivers that you can download and install. However, it is my experience that this should not be necessary, but you can use the Logitech website as a resource if you need to. Logitech has a very good customer support and download center for any issues. Hope this helps. PWN
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It worked great to connect and transfer video from my Sony 8mm Camcorder to my iMac. Should not be an issue with the Panasonic as it supports Firewire and I understand that the interface works great on the Panasonic. You will use iMovie to import the video clips/files.
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What type of firewire did you get to download the video from the camera to the PC? I have tried the Belkin one that others have bought, but the PC doesn't recognize it.
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No, this won't work for you. It does not allow USB to FireWire. They are separate hubs in this device.
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it has a firewire output. my Mac saw it right away, either in imovie or final cut. Newer computers have thunderbolt and not firewire ... don't think it'll work