Michael
January 22nd 04, 12:05 AM
To capture HD MPEG using the HD Capture Utility, you must
configure the camera as a storage device (JVC DVCR). It
sounds crazy, but it is true. Then the HD Capture utility
will see it. Do not configure it as a camcorder.
>-----Original Message-----
>New Dell Precision workstation (dual xeon) IEEE 1394
Firewire port
>built-in off Creative Labs Audigy 2 soundcard. When
connecting the
>JVC cam to the system, I am unable to capture video at
all, the camera
>is not listed as a device in the included JVC capture
software. The
>system repeatedly asks for AV/C drivers, and I cannot
find them
>anywhere on any of the cd's that shipped with the camera.
>
>Have tried checking the file names for wrong extensions
but this is
>not an issue as far as I can tell (checked in the system
32
>directory).
>
>Have seen numerous posts on this dating back to 2001...
anyone have
>the definitive answer?
>
>Thanks.
>.
>
configure the camera as a storage device (JVC DVCR). It
sounds crazy, but it is true. Then the HD Capture utility
will see it. Do not configure it as a camcorder.
>-----Original Message-----
>New Dell Precision workstation (dual xeon) IEEE 1394
Firewire port
>built-in off Creative Labs Audigy 2 soundcard. When
connecting the
>JVC cam to the system, I am unable to capture video at
all, the camera
>is not listed as a device in the included JVC capture
software. The
>system repeatedly asks for AV/C drivers, and I cannot
find them
>anywhere on any of the cd's that shipped with the camera.
>
>Have tried checking the file names for wrong extensions
but this is
>not an issue as far as I can tell (checked in the system
32
>directory).
>
>Have seen numerous posts on this dating back to 2001...
anyone have
>the definitive answer?
>
>Thanks.
>.
>