I have the Canon VIXIA HF R10 & the PIXELA APPLICATION DISC that came with it is not compatible with the Mac. So how can I transfer the video to my Mac?
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I do not know why you think it is not compatible with the Mac. The video transfer is done via USB, which I believe is compliant with a Mac. On the PC, the internal memory and the SD card load as virtual drives and then I perform a file transfer. I do not use a Mac but if I am correct then that would be the same process used.
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when you attach the VIXIA to the Mac via USB (remember to plug in the recorder to a power source), iMovie and or iPhoto will recognize it and begin the downloading process. Alternatively go iMovie, connect the recorder to the computer and select "Import" on the iMovie panel. That should also do the trick. In short, I have never had an issue downloading either video or photos to my Mac, which means that the VIXIA HF R10 is fully compatible with the Apple computer. Good luck.
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I just purchased a Canon Vixia HG 20 camcorder. I am stumped in trying to download videos to my computer with the ultimate goal of copying them to a DVD burner. The software that came with the camera is not that good. Any suggestions on another software? Also, when I attempt to play videos on my computer, the video is not "seamless" it jumps from one scene to another. Any help out there?
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I'm wondering the same thing... i cannot even upload the file from my camera onto my Mac.. i'm confused because my Sony T90 uploaded video without any problem. Please can someone answer this question
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I have a Mac Mini and I'm able to import the videos without problem. Besides, the software will reside in the SD card, not your Mac
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Jason,The camera is Mac compatible to Mac OS 10.6-10.7, though we are a PC user.I checked the box to be sure.My husband loves the camera, hope it works for you.Denise
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I think so. I didn't installed them in Mac. But the disc came with it says so. Also, I successfully transferred the videos to my colleague's Mac.
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The camcorder comes with a basic file management utility, the Everio MediaBrowser 4 that runs only in Windows, but you should still be able to get your files onto your Mac. I used the USB cable to import video and still images into iPhoto and iMovie on my MacBook Pro, and it worked just fine.
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I have a mac with OSX 10.6.8...the camcorder is not compatible with my mac. However, I use both "Quick Time Player" and "HP Photosmart Studio" (I have a hp printer) for my Canon VIXIA HF and they both work great. By the way, this is a fantastic camcorder.
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There is desktop software for the Macintosh. You need to remove the SD card from the BlackVue and connect it to your Mac. There is a BlackVue app for the iPhone and iPad that allows you to live view your BlackVue video and recorded files. Right now you can only physically transport your files to your Macintosh.
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Hi Matthew, Could you tell me which program you bought to convert so my Mac can recognize the hi res video? Thanks!
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Here's the link - it's via Canon's website. Once you find the model, you need to click on the drivers and download tab. Click again through to downloads and you'll see the two Mac compatible files. Here's the link: http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact;=DownloadDetailTabAct&fcategoryid;=335&modelid;=14444Sometimes the popup window opens behind your current browser, so try minimizing to see if this occurred.
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There is also software that Pixela sells for the Mac to transfer video to the MAC. This is the site: http://www.pixela.co.jp/oem/sony/e/capty_mpeg_edit_ex/index.htmlI have never used it though.The above post refers to software for Quicktime that allows one to download and play the MPEG2 files. See this page: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/mpeg2/
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This is a link to the samsung trouble shooting page.The company says Samsung camcorders are NOT Mac compatible. http://support-us.samsung.com/cyber/popup/iframe/pop_troubleshooting_fr.jsp?idx=146126&modelname;=HMX-H300BN&modelcode;=HMX-H300BN%2FXAA&session;_id=TvTyvGFqpGyThs1chfTclw7ZZTv3pBc1xvbnmK4ppvfLNyKjZGlC%21-467384999%211166153844%211394773682804&from;_osc=&homeid;=32652
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If you download a free program named Handbrake, you can export the video straight to the Mac using the provided USB cable. Otherwise, you can only transfer the .jpg files. While Sony says it is compatible, it's isn't completely.
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havent tried yet, but I got a friend who works on a Mac and shoots with Cannon video cam, so i think it is possible...will try soon
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Yes, since it has a USB interface. Just go to Applications>Image Capture on your Mac and it'll sync up.
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Dear Dale, I have a MacBook Air and a Nikon DSLR. I got the PixelFlash USB compact flash card reader to make it easy to transfer files from my camera to my laptop without using the camera's USB cable. Now all I have to do is to remove the CF card and use the card reader on my laptop. The main reason I got it was to transfer files to someone else's computer without carrying the camera's USB cord around. So far, it has worked perfectly. It's a good buy, especially for the price and functionality. Best wishes, Ray Honolulu, Hawaii