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Posted on Feb 21, 2010

I have a MacBook pro and no software for my computer to recognize this camera. Is there a place I can download the stuff I need.

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The cord that comes with the camera is a USB cord. USB on this camera is used only for downloading still images. You need to get a Firewire cable and use that. Once you hook up the camera through Firewire, open up iMovie and turn the camera to VCR mode or turn it on. It should pop up with a window asking you to import.

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