I bought this burner and in two years I was not able to find any adapter to connect it to my Sony HDD 240 gigs hard drive camera from 2009. Adapter?
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Generally, a USB hook-up from the burner to the camera is all that's needed. The camera must be hooked up to it's charger unit when doing the burn.
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You may find the charger on ebay by following this link:1st option:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Battery-Charger-f-SONY-HDR-CX280E-HDR-CX290-HDR-CX290-B-HDR-CX290-LI-HDR-CX290E-/221244669892?pt=Batteries_Chargers&hash;=item338335bfc42nd option:http://www.ebay.com/itm/AC-Adapter-Charger-for-Sony-Handycam-HDR-CX280E-HDR-CX290E-HDR-CX380E-HDR-CX390E-/171110173174?pt=Camera_Cables_Cords&hash;=item27d6f609f6
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I have a Sony DSC-P150 and it got stuck in mine (the adapter), and broke the spring that allowed my older cards to "pop" in and out. Because of this, I had to remove the new DUO stick (shorter card) with tweezers to replace disks. VERY disappointing. Where can I get my old card? You just can't seem to find them anymore!
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I inserted a Sony memory stick Pro Duo Magic Gate Mark 2 16 GB into the adapter for my Sony DSH-1 camera
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I'm not sure exactly what you are referring when you mention the sony hard drive. But you can use any brand USB cable(type B male to type A male) or any brand 9-Pin (Firewire 800) to 4-Pin IEEE-1394 or 6 pin (Firewire 400) to 4 pin IEEE 1394 Firewire cable to connect the camera directly to your computer. The sony brand Firewire cable is called an "iLink" cable but they are much more expensive than other brands. Of course, would also need an application installed on your computer that imports video, such as a simple image captive app or a full blown video editing app. I hope this is of help to you. I'm not sure exactly what you are referring when you mention the sony hard drive. But you can use any brand USB cable(type B male to type A male) or any brand 9-Pin (Firewire 800) to 4-Pin IEEE-1394 or 6 pin (Firewire 400) to 4 pin IEEE 1394 Firewire cable to connect the camera directly to your computer. The sony brand Firewire cable is called an "iLink" cable but they are much more expensive than other brands. Of course, would also need an application installed on your computer that imports video, such as a simple image captive app or a full blown video editing app. I hope... » Read More I'm not sure exactly what you are referring when you mention the sony hard drive. But you can use any brand USB cable(type B male to type A male) or any brand 9-Pin (Firewire 800) to 4-Pin IEEE-1394 or 6 pin (Firewire 400) to 4 pin IEEE 1394 Firewire cable to connect the camera directly to your computer. The sony brand Firewire cable is called an "iLink" cable but they are much more expensive than other brands. Of course, would also need an application installed on your computer that imports video, such as a simple image captive app or a full blown video editing app. I hope this is of help to you. « Show Less
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USB I never bought any adapters I am pretty sure they are available...Battery holds a good charge, life span is better than my last two cameras...
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Well, i need adapter to connected to my previous system that already installed with the old one. I did switch it out with the one I had. An eternet cord was included just a short lenght, you may need to buy anyway if looking for some distance. Hope this may help. Thanks
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I was able to get a couple of different USB-powered hard drives to work with the adapter. Different drives require different amounts of power, though, so I can't say it would work with your drive. I would guess that it probably would, though.
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Didn't come with an adapter. Yes, you can buy one that is designed for this system. I did and I haven't needed it. Best advice: Try using the system first, then think about the adapter.
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If your current receptical is 110V, then it either has a 110V supply to it (i.e., not enough power to run this burner) or it has 220V coming to it, in which case that is dangerous/illegal. You need a 220V receptical with 220V coming to it. You will regret trying to rig up a 110V plug adapter onto the end of this burner's cord. Sorry.
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That camera uses a IEEE1394 connection that would need an "I.link" cable. Look up "I.link to FireWire adaptors". I haven't seen those in a long time...if I remember correctly the PS2 used those connections.
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I just stumbled upon this post while searching unsuccessfully for just such an adapter. Can you possibly tell me where you were able to find this adapter online? THANK YOU!
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Hi - I haven't seen an adapter of any kind. My unit only worked for 1 day! I certainly enjoyed it, and I hope you have better luck . . .
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I would try the Sony Corporation web site. Once there, go to the PARTS section and you will find information about contact by telephone or authorized parts distributors. Hope this helps you.
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Sounds like it could be. I've used mine twice now - no problem with either burner. Rather than try to troubleshoot it, you may be better off calling Amazon/manufacturer. Good Luck.
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This adaptor serves Sony computer users to allow their computers, which no SD card slots to access SD card via memory stick slot. It sounds like you want to make use of your memory stick in a non-memory stick computer. Sorry
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Well the one I bought from Amazon did not work. I had to find another one to fit. My macbook Pro 2008 was a PATA drive. Mac used different interfaces on different drives. The best way is to find the model number of the drive. (find in about my mac) then search for the right adapter. I now have a 240 SSD where the origional drive wasand a 750 HDD where the DVD was mounted. Works fine. The adapter just takes a bit of planning