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Old May 27th 09, 03:24 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.video
Christ Like
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Default Capturing video

I am new at this video thing & trying to clear off my new Panasonice HDD
camcorder before my fist child arrives. My movie maker says "A video capture
device was not detected. Verify that a device is turned on and connected
properly, then try again."

I have tried lots of things, including checking for Microsoft Updates. What
can I do? I am running out of time! HELP!!! I know the device is fine,
because it is brand new.
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Old May 27th 09, 03:33 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.video
John Inzer[_2_]
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Default Capturing video

Christ Like wrote:
I am new at this video thing & trying to clear off my new Panasonice
HDD camcorder before my fist child arrives. My movie maker says "A
video capture device was not detected. Verify that a device is turned
on and connected properly, then try again."

I have tried lots of things, including checking for Microsoft
Updates. What can I do? I am running out of time! HELP!!! I know the
device is fine, because it is brand new.

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Maybe the following article will offer some ideas:

Movie Maker - Importing AVCHD Files
http://www.papajohn.org/MM2-Importing-Video-AVCHD.html

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Old May 28th 09, 02:11 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.video
Andrew E.
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Default Capturing video

Try downloading Windows Media encoder 9 series,+ its utilities.The encoder
will "capture" the video once a tv card is installed,ATI makes a descent
one for
about 60.00 (PCI),install its drivers only,no software,the encoder software
will
work better.The WMCap utility lets you simply view the video,also,once the
video is stored to a file,run it thru "convert" in the encoder.Get the
encoder at:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

"Christ Like" wrote:

I am new at this video thing & trying to clear off my new Panasonice HDD
camcorder before my fist child arrives. My movie maker says "A video capture
device was not detected. Verify that a device is turned on and connected
properly, then try again."

I have tried lots of things, including checking for Microsoft Updates. What
can I do? I am running out of time! HELP!!! I know the device is fine,
because it is brand new.

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Old June 1st 09, 07:40 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.video
Panzy
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Default Capturing video


"Andrew E." wrote in message
...
Try downloading Windows Media encoder 9 series,+ its utilities.The
encoder
will "capture" the video once a tv card is installed,ATI makes a descent
one for
about 60.00 (PCI),install its drivers only,no software,the encoder
software
will
work better.The WMCap utility lets you simply view the video,also,once the
video is stored to a file,run it thru "convert" in the encoder.Get the
encoder at:


Complete and utter nonsense!

The OP's problem is probably simply because the footage is of type WMM
cannot work with and the OP has failed to connect correctly and to use the
supplied software to transfer the footage..


 




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