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Posted by Biz on 12/17/05 02:40
If you dont like the software that came with the camera, did you ask Sony
what other software supports USB capture from that camera? If not, do....In
general USB capture is iffy especially when compared to firewire, which is
what most here have been trying to tell you. SO to rectify the situation,
you could look into a firewire card and cable, they are dirt cheap. If
thats not enough good info to start with, I'll start agreeing with the
others about your behavior.
"John Mycroft" <mycrofts@hypercon.net> wrote in message
news:ufCdndq4xemBpj7eRVn-gw@ez2.net...
> Incidentally, oh oracle
> Page 197 of the manual (which I have read from cover to cover) is headed
> "Viewing pictures recorded on a tape or live from your camcorder - USB
> streaming". Now, I don't profess to be a guru like you but that, and the
> following 5 pages that also cover how to capture moving pictures, does
imply
> to an idiot like me that the camrea can be connected to a computer with a
> USB cable. The USB socket on the camera and the USB cable supplied with
the
> camrea tend to lead towards that conclusion, too. So do the many
unhelpful
> responses I have had from Sony tech support.
>
> Soryy to have offended your galactic intellect.
>
> "Eric Gisin" <ericgisin@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:dnul2m116a5@enews3.newsguy.com...
> > You are an idiot. DV use Firewire, not USB. RTFM.
> >
> > "John Mycroft" <mycrofts@hypercon.net> wrote in message
> > news:hMKdnVYAQYfpKD_eRVn-qA@ez2.net...
> >> Yup - the camera has a Firewire port but the computer doesn't - no
> >> Firewire
> >> cable either. I've spent enough time & money on this piece of junk
from
> >> Sony. I'm going to junk it and buy a camera from a company whose tech
> >> support gives a damn. Why do they put a USB port on the camera if it
> >> doen't
> >> work? Might as well add a coffee grinder and a device for talking to
> >> Mars.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>
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