It sounds stupid, but how do I connect it to my computer to transfer pictures and movies??
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I usually just remove the SD card and plug it into a adapter I have attached to my Mac. My PC also has an SD slot. As some of the other answers mention you can also attach a cable between camera and computer and transfer using the Canon software that came with the camera.Another option I've never tried is to use a WiFi enabled flash card - then you don't even have to remove the card from the camera. They are rather expensive though - at least last time I looked.
512504
I remove the SD card from the camera & just insert the SD card into my card reader SD card slot in my laptop or desktop since they both have card readers on them. I transfer my photos and videos using the computer's card readers....easier than attaching the camera to the computer and navigating software trying to transfer videos and photos to the computer.
512505
You can remove the flash memory from the camera and read it with a camera memory reader connected to your computer, OR get a connector cable as described on the Canon website at: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras/powershot_sx50_hs#SuppliesAndAccessories Description: "Interface Cable IFC-400PCU The Canon IFC-400PCU USB Interface Cable enables you to transfer your camera pictures to a computer fast. The cable connects to your camera and to the USB port on your PC or MAC Computer." This cable is inexpensive and found in many retail stores...Radio Shack, Best Buy, etc. Enjoy!
512506
You can remove the flash memory from the camera and read it with a camera memory reader connected to your computer, OR get a connector cable as described on the Canon website at:http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras/powershot_sx50_hs#SuppliesAndAccessoriesDescription: "Interface Cable IFC-400PCUThe Canon IFC-400PCU USB Interface Cable enables you to transfer your camera pictures to a computer fast. The cable connects to your camera and to the USB port on your PC or MAC Computer."This cable is inexpensive and found in many retail stores...Radio Shack, Best Buy, etc.Enjoy! You can remove the flash memory from the camera and read it with a camera memory reader connected to your computer, OR get a connector cable as described on the Canon website at:http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras/powershot_sx50_hs#SuppliesAndAccessoriesDescription: "Interface Cable IFC-400PCUThe Canon IFC-400PCU USB Interface Cable enables you to transfer your camera pictures to a computer fast. The cable connects to your camera and to the USB port on your PC or MAC Computer."This cable is... » Read More You can remove the flash memory from the camera and read it with a camera memory reader connected to your computer, OR get a connector cable as described on the Canon website at:http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras/powershot_sx50_hs#SuppliesAndAccessoriesDescription: "Interface Cable IFC-400PCUThe Canon IFC-400PCU USB Interface Cable enables you to transfer your camera pictures to a computer fast. The cable connects to your camera and to the USB port on your PC or MAC Computer."This cable is inexpensive and found in many retail stores...Radio Shack, Best Buy, etc.Enjoy! « Show Less
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Not stupid at all! Two somewhat easy ways to transfer your pictures from your SX50. 1- remove SD card from A/V OUT DIGITAL slot behind door on right side of camera and install in PC that accepts SD cards. 2- connect camera thorough USB cable (likely not included) to PC and pull the files through file manager application. USB cable example: AmazonBasics USB 2.0 A-Male to Mini-B Cable (6 Feet / 1.8 Meters)
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You need a cable to connect the camera to your PC. The cable does not come with the camera, it has to be purchased separately. It has a standard USB connector on one end and a Mini-B connector on the other. Other cameras use the same type of cable, so if you have another digital camera, its cable might fit.
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A camera will almost always connect to a computer with a USB cable. Thats your best and cheapest bet. Otherwise you can buy a multi card reader and install that in your PC.
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How do you expect connecting an external drive to a TV to make any sense?!?
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Very simple. Plug it into your device. Than plug it into your computer. You may have to go into disk management if the device doesn't show up. Basically it works like an external or thumb drive.
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I know this sounds crazy, but what do you have to turn the camera to to download to the computer?
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Oh Gee...I am not a technology literate person. I know that all the cables hooked up just as they did on the old DVD party. If you need other connections, then no, there are no other hookups. Sorry I'm not more up on this stuff. Like I said before - it's really easy/simple! :)
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The camera should have come with a cable that plugs into the camera at one end and the computer at the other.You just plug it in and then turn on the camera and it will upload a program to your computer and then a littlewindow will appear that asks what task you want to perform. You choose download pictures and it will put themin your computer. Only takes a few seconds!
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You do not hook it up to your computer, directly. You run the software provided. Put the USB memory stick provided into the 1013 Intellicare (which the software wrote to) and that's about it. It couldn't be simpler.
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Hi Daniel M., this Sony Handycam doesn't support file transfer to a computer. It doesn't have any input jack to connect a USB or a Firewire. Only available jacks are A/V output for viewing videos to a TV or VCR. Ely
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Yes, go into "files" and have the SD card reader plugged into the base of the unit and you should be able to transfer pictures. I have successfully done it this way.
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It should have no problem doing that. I have one of my external hard drives connected to it, in addition to my mouse, keyboard, and an IR receiver (all of which I have constantly connected to my computer). I've had it for a while now and have had zero problems with it, and data transfer speeds are plenty fast for transferring photos. It's a good little cheap USB hub, and I do recommend it. :)
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I doubt that you will be able to connect directly to it like that. Now you can connect the drive to a laptop or desktop computer and then connect the camera to the laptop/desktop and burn the camera video directly to it. The burner has to have software telling it what to do and how to do it.
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Could someone tell me what I need to transfer camcorder movies to my pc? I have to use and i.link. What else do I need?Thanks Winnie
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i think you can connect to a projector using a usb. there is a usb an a audio video output. there is also a usb input for a computer or a hard drive to record or playback
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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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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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I rea;;y have no idea. I have a card slot on my computer that i use for transferring photos. I originally got it to hook up a USB speaker but it ddi not do the job. I had to coonect to a powered hub.