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Posted by Ekahn on 12/12/05 04:50
It may be in due to the SP2 upgrade. There is a know problem with sp2 and
1394 firewire http://support.microsoft.com/kb/885222
maybe that will help.
"punchfast" <punchfast(delete this)@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1C_mf.44442$%i.27125@tornado.texas.rr.com...
> Hi Richard,
>
> I appreciate your reply. I see you help a lot of people, and have helped
> me in the past.
>
> The Pyro box comes with the adobe premiere lite software, but states it
> needs no drivers for it uses the what XP already has. The system
> recognized it immediately. Once I did get a "preview" from the VCR through
> it.
>
> I do NOT think it is the box. I am sure it is in my system somewhere,
> Hardware or resources. I have hooked my friends sony DV TRV480 camcorder
> up to this computer this morning, and it recognizes it fine as a sony
> camcorder. We attempted to import some of his Digital movies from his
> Camcorder into my system. But in every single software import attempt the
> system freezes. Only when I unplug the camera ( or Pyro box ) will the
> system/software release the hourglass and close. For the record, I did
> turn off all virus software, firewalls, and all background software. No
> difference.
>
> I'm stumped for it imported from my Sony TRV330 on numerous occassions
> last year. Same system, motherboard and memory chips. I haven't added
> anything other than a new HDD ( slave for storage only).
>
> So, I'm left with a very poor quality USB import, which works fine, but
> sucks for retail level work. Back to the VCR's I guess....
>
> thanks for any other insights as to what might cause all Firewire DV
> imports to freeze the system.
>
>
>
> "Richard Crowley" <rcrowley@xpr7t.net> wrote in message
> news:11pnm5vq6vktd7@corp.supernews.com...
>> "punchfast" wrote ...
>>> I think this problem must be either a memory or XP configuration
>>> problem, since it happens in ALL software trying to import. I don't
>>> think it is hardware, since the computer recogizes the device fine. The
>>> Pyro device itself is pretty simple with few ways to screw up the hook
>>> up.
>>
>> Nothing you have written would preclude the ADS box from
>> just being broken. Being recognized by the OS is just one of
>> a great many steps that must be accomplished to capture video.
>>
>> It happens sometimes that you will get a new product that is
>> DOA. Especially if it hangs with ALL those different software
>> applications. Did the Pyro box come with any software?
>> Have you tried Scenalyzer and/or DVIO?
>
>
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