Hi, have just finished recording on above, and am trying to transfer over to
pc, I dont have the instruction book (its my daughters) and justcannot see
where to put the usb cable in! I charged it last night and found the socket
ok, I would like to use it again today so need to transfer!

tia

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Sheila wrote:
Hi, have just finished recording on above, and am trying to transfer
over to pc, I dont have the instruction book (its my daughters) and
justcannot see where to put the usb cable in! I charged it last
night and found the socket ok, I would like to use it again today so
need to transfer!

tia

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found it in pull down flap........

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In message , Sheila
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Hi, have just finished recording on above, and am trying to transfer over to
pc, I dont have the instruction book (its my daughters) and justcannot see
where to put the usb cable in! I charged it last night and found the socket
ok, I would like to use it again today so need to transfer!

Firstly, you should be transferring video by firewire (i-link). For this
you need a firewire card in your PC (if it isn't already equipped with
one) and a 6-pin to 4-pin firewire cable. The smaller 4-pin end goes in
the camcorder.

The USB connection is for streaming video (webcam), and/or still photo
transfer if your camcorder supports it. The USB connection requires a
special USB cable (with a miniature plug at one end) which is supplied
with the camcorder.

All camcorder connections should be found under a click-off flap on the
right-hand side of the camcorder - at the front, just behind the lens.

You might like to have a look at:
http://www.camcord.info/basics which shows a picture of the cable you
should be using.

The first part of http://www.camcord.info/archiving also describes the
capture process.

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Tony Morgan
http://www.camcord.info

All camcorder connections should be found under a click-off flap on
the right-hand side of the camcorder - at the front, just behind the
lens.

You might like to have a look at:
http://www.camcord.info/basics which shows a picture of the cable you
should be using.

The first part of http://www.camcord.info/archiving also describes the
capture process.

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Tony Morgan
http://www.camcord.info

thanks for that, looks like there is a problem, Ihave used the same
camcorder before, but about 18 months ago, no problems, and I have plugged
the usb cable into pc, and its saying camcorder not found. it did say it was
capturing movie, I went out, came back and said there isnt enough hdd
space...now its saying camcorder not found

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