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I am failing to see my camcorder (Sony DCR-TRV330) despite having loaded the USB driver for it. If I open the software that I am using to capture (MGI Viedo Wave III) including the standard moviemaker it says no video capture device has been detected. Can anyone help. I am beginning to wonder if this is possible at all to connect my camcorder direct using the USB cable to my computer. I am running XP Sp2
Did you get the driver here:
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/swu...ing&SelectOS=7
If so, I would contact Sony's tech support for help connecting. Once you plug in the camera it should appear under My Computer as a video capture.
That's the exact site where I downloaded the USB sony drivers. I managed to see something on this site where someone was saying this model of camera only works if you use a DV-i cable and not USB cable. I am still looking for this cable. I will let you know. Thanks Scott
I am having the same problem as you. I have mgi videowave as well. When I click capture it just captures the audio and that's it.I have a i.link cable and some other cable as well as a usb. I have tried all of them and it doesn't work. If anyone else knows how to fix it please tell me!!Quote:
Originally Posted by drvelia
All you have to do is go to eBay and buy a video capture card. It should come with firewire ports. I bought a video capture card and it came with firewire ports and a cord. Once you plug the card into your motherdrive then the computer will recognize your video camera and you can capture it! When I ordered the thing off eBay it also came with ulead video studio 8. mgi videowave 5 sucks. I would use windows movie maker to capture it if I were you.
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