How do I transfer the video clips from camera to computer? ... I'm using Movie Maker ...I have windows XP
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Hi Dan, you can connect the camcorder to a computer via USB cable. From this link, https://docs.sony.com/release/HDR-CX250_CX260V_CX580V_PJ260_PJ260V_PJ580_PJ580V_PJ600_PJ600V_XR260V_guide_EN.pdf ,on page 174, youll find information on setting the camcorder for USB transfer. -Vincent
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It's called a micro USB cable I think. I would recommend bringing your camera to best buy and ask for a cable that will work for it. Other wise get your self a SD card reader and upload your clips that way. Ronders :)
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The problem is that your video is MP4. So far as I can tell, Videostudio just doesn't support that. You can convert your footage pretty easily though. Try the Freemake video converter. It's freeware and it just works.
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Are you asking how to download the video even though it is in segments? If so, I would say, rather than let the computer do the automatic download, try and grab all the individual video clips and put them in a place where you can view them. The video will only record 10 minute segments... if you have a clip longer than 10 minutes, it will automatically be broken into pieces. You will need to use something like Windows Movie Maker to stitch the clips together back into a single long video. Thanks! Good luck!
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There a couple of different ways. I actually own an external video-capturing device (Studio 10 / Dazzler) that allows me to plug a typical yellow RCA jack into my computer, and I have software to record the feed into a video clip. They have cards you can install on your PC that do the same thing too. Or, if you have a digitial video camera with an input jack, you could run it right from the toy to the camera (or from the toy to the TV, and a second cable to connect to the camera), and record it directly on to the camera as a video file. Then transfer the video clip to your computer like you usually do.
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I bought a Power shot and took some movies....How do I transfer clips to a DVD. I have Nero, but it doesn't work..AUGGCharlie
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Simple. Use Windows Movie Maker which you already have on your computer with Windows XP. To find it: Start button ... All Programs ... Accessories ... Windows Movie Maker
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At first I had a problem just getting it to work with windows xp, I kept getting corrupt files, then I went to My Computer and clicked on the camera icon and that did the trick. It played with windows media player.
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You need a cam capture card or USB dongle.. Or some other way to input video into the computer. This has a yellow video and red audio RCA connectors.
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Sure. Just connect the camera to the computer and the app will import the video.
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You can add the video to Windows Movie Maker (you might have to download it from Microsoft's website) and make still shots from the frames.
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Sure! Easy! Just connect the camera to your computer using the enclosed USB cable. You'll see a folder for the video files, and another folder for still shots. Simply drag and drop into your preferred editor.
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You will need the cord to go from your video camera to your computer. After plugging in the cord in the camera and from the camera to the computer, Click on "My Computer"...your camera should be located there. Click on your camera in "My Computer" to open it, find the video you want to download...click on the file and download to a folder you created/or will create... Start up Nero, and find "burn video"...follow instructions from there. Hope this helps Bud...Evergladesbeing
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Hi, You transfer the footage over to your computer using a firewire cable. If you have any other questions please let us know.
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I have never transferred a recording to my computer. I record my tapes from the camera to a DVD. There may be a way to do that, however, I do not know. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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The pictures are stored on the computer rather than on the camera (it has no internal memory card). I guess once you've finished filming you could disconnect it and edit the movie further if you need to. Just tried and it works on my PC.
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I've never tried it, but I'm sur you could using the right software. The file output is .avi. Which is a movie file. Maybe if you could open the file in something like movie maker. I'll try it and let you know how it works.