how to transfer files from computer to camera?
86124
If you just want to be able to transport pictures someplace get a memory stick. You probably are not going to be able to copy back to the camera. To do so they would have to provide a USB endpoint in the camera and that is probably not the case.
156457
connect the recorder with a datacable to the laptop. then use the software come along withr the daa the recorder to transfer the data.
987299
I will assume your camera uses USB (the large majority does). Decently working USB wasn't really even added until late windoze 98, which was second edition. I would like to make a suggestion before you consider the upgrade or replacement to XP.\n\n Find the manufacturer of the camera and do some searching (Yahoo, Google, MSN, whatever you like best) for the website of the manufacture. Check on the site to see if there is a Windows98 device driver for your model camera. IF there is, you are in luck. Download it and run it on your win98 computer. \n\n If a driver cannot be found, you pretty much don't have any other options. IF your computer has enough memory and a fast enough CPU, you might be able to run XP okay. Really, it is a good idea to upgrade anyway if you can. Other things besides the camera are probably going to cause you grief at some point.\n\n Hope this helps.
360025
first, you need to download your pictures from the camera to your computer. when that's done, go into your e-mail client and when you attach your picture, browse to the folder where your pictures have been downloaded to. it should then attach and you should be able to send them. to erase the pictures from your cameras, consult the manual that came with the camera. As far as deleting them from your computer, go to the folder where you saved them and click on edit,select all, on the left side of the window look for the red x and click on it...this will delete all your pictures. I myself save all the good shots and just delete the ones i don't like
224781
Hi,\nYou just connect your digital camera to computer...through USB port.\n\nIf you are running windows XP..there is a tool "easy photo downlaoding". You can download that easyly.\nFor other windows ....your digital camera ...is visible as a removeable drive,.. so, you can copy the photos and as a files..\n\ni think ...this is enough!
577266
You should have a USB, FireWire or some other port on your camera.\nGo to the website of the camera you have and learn.
640836
You can buy patch cords that allow you to transfer video from some types of video cameras and VCRs direct to your PC.  They usually come with some software too.  It all depends on the type of camera you have and your PC.  Go to any big computer store (like Comp USA) and they should be able to hook you up (no pun intended).  Also try tigerdirect.com.
683670
Theres a program called Picasa ( http://picasa.google.com ) it organises all the pictures on your computer and allows you to upload them to the internet.\n\nHope this Helps!
1077713
Check the web site of the manufacturer of the camera.  Most will have the drivers as a free download.
1103526
Your computer must be equipped with the Bluetooth techology (either its built in or you can always get a bluetooth adaptor and connect it to your USB port)\nI assume your cellphone is Bluetooth enabled.\n\nWhen you get both the devices ready, all you need to do is to switch on the Bluetooth for both the devices, and select the file you want to transfer to the computer, send via bluetooth.\n\nYour cellphone will then try to search for bluetooth devices, and should be able to detect your computer.\n\nSelect the computer, and proceed to send the picture.
1060584
if u are connected to the internet then try http://logmein.com u can transfer files for free in the trial period else go for usb flash drives...
199195
I don't have this particular camera, but you should be able to format the card via the cameral itself. Under normal circumstances, you would download the files from the camera/card to the PC then edit them. The software that came with the camera should allow download/transfer of the files to a specified folder on the pc. If not, you should be able to move them (cut and paste) or copied. If this doesn't do it for you, try and find a local cameral shop... most have gone digital, and they can probably help you.  Good luck.
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You'll need to refer to your camera's documentation or manual but the easy way is to get a capturing device (such as a dazzle) and some video editing software like Pinnacle for pc or Final Cut Pro for mac.\nYou can probably find out everything you need to know at: www.pinnacle.com
1143078
Check your cables, maybe it is not properly connected.  Did you installed the software that came with your camera to your computer?
1135357
Possibly the driver for your camera has become corrupt. I would suggest reinstalling your Camera USB driver software if available.\n\nIf this is a USB built into the computer, the cable that connects the USB to the Motherboard may have come loose inside the system and may have to be reconnected. This happend to me on one occasion and reconnecting the cable inside the system fixed it.\n\nAlso check the Device Manager under Universal Serial Bus Controllers (That is what USB stands for) and see if there is any Exclamation points, on the devices, this means there is a corruption. The troubleshooting wizard might help you from there.\nTo get to Device Manager. Right-Click MyComputer ->Properties-> Hardware -> Device Manager
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based on my experienced. The easiest way to do it is to use web capture program called "Hypercam" http://www.hyperionics.com/hc/index.asp\nit allows you record anything you see on the computer and save as movie file.
1109857
use firewire (IEEE 1394), or that funky-shaped port on one side that is square on one side and sort of narrows on the other.\n\nIf it's not a firewire camera, i can't help you.  If it does, Windows Movie Maker will guide you.