Sony Digital Handycam DCR-TRV110E

Oh and device manager indicates that the "Texas
Instruments OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller" is
owrking properly!

Bill
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Hmm, having read this email I went to this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/windowsxp/pro/ and the
latest
sp is 1 ????

I have the same problem with my DCR-PC120E, I have a
laptop with an onboard IEEE 1394 card , the memory stick
is recognized ok, but not the analogue output. I have
set
the camcorder to VCR and via the menu I have A/V - DV
out but when I try to use Windows Movie maker (CApture
from vdeo device) I always get the error message "A
video
capture device was not detected)???

Regs Bill Lang
-----Original Message-----
How are you connecting the camera? 1394 card or USB. XP
needs SP2 to have updated USB2 drivers. In my
experience
XP recognises anything properly connected to typical
1394
cards. Appropriate drivers for such cards are usually
updated automatically via the Windows update site. Must
also switch camcorder to VCR mode for it to be
recognised.
Hope this helps.

Richard.

-----Original Message-----

-----Original Message-----
I have tried to open my Hanycam TRV110E on my new PC
with
XP on it but it can not see it, The old Windows 98
must
have better eyes or The right Drivers??!!! Unless XP
can
not do a driver for the handycam.Going Mad HELP.
.


I've been having that same problem, assuming you're
talking about the sony DCR-TRV11 digital video camera
recorder, I can not get my computer to recognise it as
even EXISTING.
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