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August 5th 03, 04:48 PM
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"IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers" doesn't appear in Device manager
I am trying to capture video from Camcorder DV output but
cannot see camera in app. How do I install 1394 support drivers in Windows XP? Thanks 
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August 5th 03, 07:50 PM
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"IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers" doesn't appear in Device manager
They should have been installed automatically when you installed the card.
Can you turn off the PC, physically remove the card, then turn on the PC.... then turn off the PC again and reinsert the card, turn on the PC and ensure XP installs the drivers... (yes, I know this isn't possible if the firewire port is attached to the motherboard - in that case go to the motherboard manufacturer's website and see if they have updated drivers. Cari www.coribright.com "Bill" wrote in message ... I am trying to capture video from Camcorder DV output but cannot see camera in app. How do I install 1394 support drivers in Windows XP? Thanks
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August 5th 03, 08:29 PM
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"IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers" doesn't appear in Device manager
Thanks Cari. It isn't a firewire card per se. It's an ATI
Radeon 8500-DV video card with/Capture which is supposed to accept DV in from camcorders. It has the jack for DV. It works fine with comp & SVideo in. -----Original Message----- They should have been installed automatically when you installed the card. Can you turn off the PC, physically remove the card, then turn on the PC.... then turn off the PC again and reinsert the card, turn on the PC and ensure XP installs the drivers... (yes, I know this isn't possible if the firewire port is attached to the motherboard - in that case go to the motherboard manufacturer's website and see if they have updated drivers. Cari www.coribright.com "Bill" wrote in message ... I am trying to capture video from Camcorder DV output but cannot see camera in app. How do I install 1394 support drivers in Windows XP? Thanks .
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August 6th 03, 02:21 AM
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"IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers" doesn't appear in Device manager
Try uninstalling and then reinstalling the ATI drivers.
Cari www.coribright.com "Bill" wrote in message ... Thanks Cari. It isn't a firewire card per se. It's an ATI Radeon 8500-DV video card with/Capture which is supposed to accept DV in from camcorders. It has the jack for DV. It works fine with comp & SVideo in. -----Original Message----- They should have been installed automatically when you installed the card. Can you turn off the PC, physically remove the card, then turn on the PC.... then turn off the PC again and reinsert the card, turn on the PC and ensure XP installs the drivers... (yes, I know this isn't possible if the firewire port is attached to the motherboard - in that case go to the motherboard manufacturer's website and see if they have updated drivers. Cari www.coribright.com "Bill" wrote in message ... I am trying to capture video from Camcorder DV output but cannot see camera in app. How do I install 1394 support drivers in Windows XP? Thanks .
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August 7th 03, 10:26 PM
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"IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers" doesn't appear in Device manager
There is a bug in Win XP, so you have to format the disk and reinstall all
programs. "Bill" skrev i melding ... I am trying to capture video from Camcorder DV output but cannot see camera in app. How do I install 1394 support drivers in Windows XP? Thanks
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August 8th 03, 06:35 PM
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"IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers" doesn't appear in Device manager
I found the problem. It turns out that the card has a dip
switch for disabling the FW port. It was supposed to default to enabled from the factory. Upon checking it I found it Disabled. Enabled it and it works fine. Thanks for help. -----Original Message----- Try uninstalling and then reinstalling the ATI drivers. Cari www.coribright.com "Bill" wrote in message ... Thanks Cari. It isn't a firewire card per se. It's an ATI Radeon 8500-DV video card with/Capture which is supposed to accept DV in from camcorders. It has the jack for DV. It works fine with comp & SVideo in. -----Original Message----- They should have been installed automatically when you installed the card. Can you turn off the PC, physically remove the card, then turn on the PC.... then turn off the PC again and reinsert the card, turn on the PC and ensure XP installs the drivers... (yes, I know this isn't possible if the firewire port is attached to the motherboard - in that case go to the motherboard manufacturer's website and see if they have updated drivers. Cari www.coribright.com "Bill" wrote in message ... I am trying to capture video from Camcorder DV output but cannot see camera in app. How do I install 1394 support drivers in Windows XP? Thanks . .
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May 30th 05, 01:03 AM
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I am having the same problems, where is the dip switch and how do you enable it? Thank you.
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