please help
03-11-2005 | 03:53 PM
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RE: please help
What kind of camera?
Standard 35mm film camera, you would need to scan the prints with a scanner and save on the computer or on a disk for later downloading to your computer.
Digital camera, there should be some kind of cabling to connect it to the computer such as a USB cable, or either a card reader for the memory media or a CDROM, depending on how the camera stores the pictures.
My old Sony Mavica used standard floppy disks or a floppy disk adapter. [:-]
My new Sony Cybershot uses either a USB cable or I could use a media card reader to download from the Memory Sticks.
My little airborne Aiptek Mega Cam uses USB.
Standard 35mm film camera, you would need to scan the prints with a scanner and save on the computer or on a disk for later downloading to your computer.
Digital camera, there should be some kind of cabling to connect it to the computer such as a USB cable, or either a card reader for the memory media or a CDROM, depending on how the camera stores the pictures.
My old Sony Mavica used standard floppy disks or a floppy disk adapter. [:-]
My new Sony Cybershot uses either a USB cable or I could use a media card reader to download from the Memory Sticks.
My little airborne Aiptek Mega Cam uses USB.
03-13-2005 | 05:02 PM
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RE: please help
If you using windows xp you can just plug in the cam to usb windows will found it xp ask were you want it say my pictures or your cam should have software with it .We need more info![sm=drowning.gif]
03-13-2005 | 06:27 PM
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RE: please help
okay. the camera is a sony camcorder, with a still camera. i have the usb. my computer is a windows 2000([sm=frown.gif][sm=tired.gif] when i plug in the usb, nothing happens.
03-14-2005 | 10:14 PM
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RE: please help
It appears that what you have is a DCR-TRV7. Go to the Sony documention site. Here is the link.
http://www.iq.sony.com/srvs/sosdocs/...rc=sonysupport
Enter the model number above.
You can download the manual there. There do not appear to be any upgrades for the software or usb driver.
http://www.iq.sony.com/srvs/sosdocs/...rc=sonysupport
Enter the model number above.
You can download the manual there. There do not appear to be any upgrades for the software or usb driver.
03-15-2005 | 11:47 AM
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RE: please help
The DCR-TRV7 doesn't have a USB port. It has a firewire connector so you need to get a firewire cable with a mini connector on one end and you will also need a firewire port on your computer. If you computer doesn't have a firewire port you can pick one up at your local computer store for $25 - $50. If the TRV7 didn't come with any software you will also need to pickup some DV editing software since W2K doesn't come with any unlike WinXP.
