What software is needed to use this cable to transfer video from the camera to computer?
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I found it wasn't software but the camera. It uploaded to "Dropbox" after I read the camera instructions because the Sony camera has a hard drive and chip. As soon as I plugged into the computer, the transfer started.
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you just hook a usb cable to the camera and the computer and then follow instructions.
1641871
Your camera should have came with a cord that connects to the charger which should be a USB cord. Yes you will need that cord to connect it to your computer.
1244392
If you have the proper cables (sold separately). This is the software only to capture the video to your pc and burn it to DVD (DVD Burner also required!)
545346
It comes with a USB cable which connects the camera to your computer. You can then download using Windows media or Google Picasa or some other software like Adobe lightroom
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I used the cabled to reformat tablets that didnt have the OS on them. Not sure if the attaching the cam is going to work though becuase of the drivers you would need to support it. For the price its worth a shot and im sure you could always use the cable for something else later on.
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You shouldn't need this at all to connect your handycam to your PC. There should be a USB or Firewire cable that came with your camera that connects right to your computer. Then you can open up Windows Live Movie Maker (download it if you don't have it, it's free) and import the video right from the camera. Only reason you'd need this is if for some reason you don't have that cable or your computer doesnt have a firewire port and that's the only thing the camera uses to connect to the PC. This is an analog solution and it's never going to be as good quality as the video you can get by copying the contents of the camera right to the computer. You shouldn't need this at all to connect your handycam to your PC. There should be a USB or Firewire cable that came with your camera that connects right to your computer. Then you can open up Windows Live Movie Maker (download it if you don't have it, it's free) and import the video right from the camera. Only reason you'd need this is if for some reason you don't have that cable or your computer doesnt have a firewire port and that's the only thing the camera uses to connect to the PC. This is an analog solution and it's never going to be as good quality as the video you can get by... » Read More You shouldn't need this at all to connect your handycam to your PC. There should be a USB or Firewire cable that came with your camera that connects right to your computer. Then you can open up Windows Live Movie Maker (download it if you don't have it, it's free) and import the video right from the camera. Only reason you'd need this is if for some reason you don't have that cable or your computer doesnt have a firewire port and that's the only thing the camera uses to connect to the PC. This is an analog solution and it's never going to be as good quality as the video you can get by copying the contents of the camera right to the computer. « Show Less
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There was a cable included. I can't remember if it had software but when i connected it to the computer it loaded right up.
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You need a USB, a memory card, or a USB cable connecting it to your computer.
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I believe their is a cable that comes with the camera that you can connect to the computer. I'm sorry if I couldn't be more helpful but the camera I bought was for my daughter.
195512
The cable you need is a Canon IFC-400PCU. Unfortunately this cable is not included inside the camera box so you would have to purchase one separately. As a much less expensive alternative, you can simply by an SD card reader to transfer pictures.
725995
These days you don't need camera softwares to download your pictures into new computers. Just plug your camera and turn it on.
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The computer cable comes with the camera, I believe. One end is designed to fit into a port on the camera itself, and the other end is a designed to fit in a USB port.
264404
I'm not an expert, but I would go to Best Buy or Radio Shack for the connecting cables. We transfer the pictures directly to the PC from the camera disc. Hope that helps.
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I believe the cable is included. It will allow you to transfer photos from your camera to your computer.
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It's an RCI cable if you have a PC with a video capture card you could but it's mostly used on video recording devices, for surveillance, there are some ip cameras you could use for PC or Mac computers this kind of cameras I wouldn't recommend them for using with a computer
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The easiest way is with a SD card reader then just pull the card from the camera and plug it in to your computer