Does anyone have a good link to download the PC windows software? I didn't get a CD with my wanscam outdoor JX0019 camera, and the link that's in the manual ,when you click on it, it keeps giving you the same thing... just sellers or the same address...very frustrating. Does anyone have a good link to download the PC windows software? I didn't get a CD with my wanscam outdoor JX0019 camera, and the link that's in the manual ,when you click on it, it keeps... » Read More Does anyone have a good link to download the PC windows software? I didn't get a CD with my wanscam outdoor JX0019 camera, and the link that's in the manual ,when you click on it, it keeps giving you the same thing... just sellers or the same address...very frustrating. « Show Less
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I only use IOS software and it works great. Easy to set up, connect right away, even overseas. Not sure about PC or Mac. Sorry for not being able to help.
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Hi, Anybody have trouble with the software aspect? I am running into trouble with the driver intalls, in particular the DLLs, and the worst is driver CNMBR333, even with the updated drivers. I already email tech suppport and they responded quickly but their solution didnt work. I wont hear again till tommorow but since so many others here are enthused about what is definitley a quality printer that even make standard paper printouts seem like photo paper, I though maybe someone with a bit more experience with install issues might be able to help.Thank You Regardless
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I haven't been able to play any videos from the camera on my computer. I emailed Olympus and they said to download their viewer. I haven't been able to do so yet but here is the link they provided. http://support.olympus-imaging.com/ov3download/ Please let me know if that helps.If you need any assistance with installing this software, please call Digital Technical Support telephone number (888-553-4448, Monday to Friday, 9am -9pm ET).
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No CD, you shouldn't need any software if your computer has a recent operating system. The camera comes with a cord for connecting to your computer, or if have a SD memory card reader on your computer, you can just remove the card from the camera, and put it into the computer's SD slot (located near the USB ports), and the computer should read the card and have a program to open and view your photos. You will need to purchase a SD memory card to use the camera they are inexpensive. 8 or 16GB is sufficient for most, unless your going on a round the world tour, and can't download for awhile, other wise you shouldn't need more than 16GB SD card. No CD, you shouldn't need any software if your computer has a recent operating system. The camera comes with a cord for connecting to your computer, or if have a SD memory card reader on your computer, you can just remove the card from the camera, and put it into the computer's SD slot (located near the USB ports), and the computer should read the card and have a program to open and view your photos. You will need to purchase a SD memory card to use the camera they are inexpensive. 8 or 16GB is sufficient for most, unless your going on a round the world tour, and can't download for awhile,... » Read More No CD, you shouldn't need any software if your computer has a recent operating system. The camera comes with a cord for connecting to your computer, or if have a SD memory card reader on your computer, you can just remove the card from the camera, and put it into the computer's SD slot (located near the USB ports), and the computer should read the card and have a program to open and view your photos. You will need to purchase a SD memory card to use the camera they are inexpensive. 8 or 16GB is sufficient for most, unless your going on a round the world tour, and can't download for awhile, other wise you shouldn't need more than 16GB SD card. « Show Less
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No it does not come with a CD. I believe your PC should be able to recognize the camera when it is attached via the USB cable. If not I would suggest you contact Sony.
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Marsha:I am working with Windows 7, 64 bits and works fine; however, I am a photography fan, and I got a strong frustration with the quality of the converted files. It is something like 5 Mega pixels.For that reason, I bought a 20MP converter. I will receive it next week. If you have any question, please do not hesitate in contacting me, I'll be glad to share my experiences.Best regards, Ricardo
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Hi,What is your operating system...PC window or Mac? I am looking for a camera that will work as a webcam also and it seems that Fujis are ones mentioned, but have not found any info on which cameras or how to hook up. I see no one replied to your posting, but wondered if you ever got the S700 to work as a webcam as i am very interested in this camera...thanks
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Well I really don't. This is my second camera that is a PowerShot A560 7.1 MP. I'll explain, first I had a small CD that I could download, then I broke my camera, 2 years later, found out Amazon had new ones bought it much cheaper, but didn't have the CD. I'm sure you know, with plugging a wire from camera to your hard drive, all your pics can be downloaded almost instantly and they turn out great. I'm sorry I can't say about the software, but not sure what you are looking for. I just added downloading pics for your computer. jw
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I just bought and set up a new PC w/W7 64bit. Had no problems with the online PSPPhotoIII from trial download. I havn't tried my older PSP9 yet because PSPPhoto has all the attributes of the older PSP9, in fact very much like it with a few added photo effect ops. I only know that I emailed another program maker NeatImage to see if I needed the 64bit version for my new W7 PC and he said no. W7 is so new there are some programs that aren't compatible, but you can ask the pc to correct back to a previous machine ie: Vista or XP on that particular program. They are also fdoing updates continuously to W7 to correct any bugs from previous software that isn't compatible yet. And it also depends on what PC you have w/7 on. Apparently HPs have some problems. It's still at the homework stage Jan 2010, but time will tell. I'd email corel or post on their forum.
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Hi - video importing doesn't work for me. I'm using Win 7 pro....not home premium. I'm using the latest version of PMB (5.2), it simply does not recognize the camera connection at all. I've tried connecting it to 2 computers and used different USB ports. I'm out of ideas.
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The device was supposed to have a CD but I don't recall there being one in the package although it does have a USB cable for hooking it up to a PC. I located this link for the software in the form of a zip file: http://www.upzone.com/downloads/viewdownload/5-drivers/120-autel-maxiscan-ms509-obd2-ii-eobd-scanner-code-reader-live-dataq00538.html You can also try this site. This one has the 2.0 driver and the interface software. For the device software: http://ms509.blogspot.com/p/maxilink-download.html For the port drivers: http://ms509.blogspot.com/p/virtual-com-port-drivers.html I will warn you, I haven't tried these and I cannot vouch for their safety but the Autel site has nothing and shows anything regarding the port drivers. I hooked mine up to a PC just now and nothing happens indicating that my PC will require some kind of port driver for my OS (Win 7) to recognize it. Good luck!
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As I mentioned in my comment, under Win7 it did work, but it froze the computer for over 20 minutes for a single picture. I think the driver is to blame. If I left it and went to lunch, the quality of the scan was not bad. I will probably buy the standalone model that dumps the pic into an SD card.Also, keep in mind that it's been a few months, so they may have updated the drivers. However, their customer service is absolutely non existent.Hope it helps.
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I out off updating my windows. But u might try downlink software from canon again. I had to do that once when I had another update. Sorry I couldn't help.
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Hi W7W, I read the reviews they all were 5 stars, so I ordered 2 Coolcams. I searched all around for the perfect cameras, I was wrong. I had to send them back. The cameras are for indoors only, I wanted for backyard usage, distance listed would be very poor unclear "INSTRUCTIONS". I also purchased 2 SD cards. You have to install Google Apps they are many. The cameras did not come with the CD's for installation as stated on the computer. When I received my cameras someone scratched the word CD out with a black marker on the boxes. Seller was contacted along with Amazon. Installation was difficult. Upon starting up the camera it rotates & pan tilts on it own when you plug it in. I am still shopping around for better quality cameras. Also the biggest downside was this camera is "NOT WIRELESS AT ALL:. They say this camera can be placed any where only with the CAT5 connection. I was disappointed & thought my experience would have been a breeze. I wanted to see the same picture quality that the website shows. Just be careful who or where you order from. The CD is a must there is no way around it they tried to help me with on line sites & paper instructions. A siren I never got to that part maybe an alarm. You may have better luck with the IPhone. I used my computer & tablet. Read the newer reviews. I hope I helped you. Sincerely VRLT
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The included software works, but is not very good. Other free options for Windows are ThermoHID and Utac. I ran Utac for a year or two, then found ThermoHID fit my needs better, and is a bit more stable.
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I have the very same problem. There must be some type of program error. I did a lot of research and gave up. I just pull the SD card and plug into my PC. There was no warranty on my camera when I found out it would not work with my PC or TV.
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Me too! I'm not going to seriously consider purchasing anything computer related unless I see the manual that goes with it. Is it (i.e., Canvio) truly plug and play? Can you selectively choose individual files to back up? I'm not at all interested in wasting time and space backing up files that I really don't wish to back up. (I only wish to back up photographs.) Filtering through all the comments, while helpful writ large, takes a lot of time when looking for particular information. A manual please.