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Mavica Camcorder Handycam
December 25th, 2011
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Canon Minidv
September 12th, 2011
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 Battery Charger for Canon Optura Xi MiniDV Camcorder  US $9.50
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Question: How do I get videos from my Canon miniDV cassette onto the computer?
Answer: From the cassette, you'll need:
1) A MiniDV player or camcorder.
2) A FireWire (also known as DV, iLink, IEEE1394) cable.
3) A FireWire port on your computer.
4) Video capture software (it's a feature of most video editing programs).If you don't have the FireWire port on your computer, you can purchase a FireWire card. One is the ADS Pyro (NOT the ADS Pyro A/V Link, that's a converter). That one runs about $30.
SOME newer camcorders do support USB 2.0 video transfer, but ALL support FireWire. If you have a camcorder that supports this new feature, you may use it if a USB port on your computer supports USB 2.0.
You will also need software that can capture video.
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Question: How to Remove Stuck MiniDv Cassette from Canon Elura Camcorder?
Subject says it all really... I have a Canon Elura camcorder which plays/records on MiniDv cassettes. One of the tapes is now stuck in the cassette sleeve. I can open the compartment to remove the cassette, yet it doesn't activate and open... it only "whirs" for a second or two and then stops. Any suggestions or quick fixes? Much thanks!
Answer: Have you tried to give the metal case a gentle tap sometimes the carrier just get stuck, and that can free it. anything you do to the carrier must be very gentle, as you can easily damage it, and that can cost a fair amount of money to fix.
you need to check to see if the tape is wrapped around the rollers/head, if it is you may have to free it, but again this must be done VERY VERY gently, making sure you do not scratch the heads in anyway, you may loose way it on the tape you damage but you can splice it together to capture everything else. only try this if you ore confident enough to have a go, if not then you should get it looked at.
just a gently tap may fix it.
Wish you luck
RR
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