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Posted on Aug 25, 2007

Camera not recognised when connecting to computer

I have been trying to connect the handycam to computer so that I could edit the recording. But it always says camera not recognised these days. Can somebody suggest some solutions Thanks in advance

  • priyaphilip Aug 25, 2007

    I have edited from my camcorder before

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Playing the recorded dvd on your computer may be simpler , because your camera does not have a firewire connection for editing .

  • Anonymous Aug 25, 2007

    if no hardware or operating system changes

    were made - since you were last able to edit -

    check with sony for updated drivers for your

    camera ( store in separate folder ) ;

    delete present corrupted drivers and restart -

    xp will reload the correct drivers ( if can ' t

    find ? enter : folder with updated drivers

    from sony ) ;

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