I have the camera connected to the computer, but what do I do next?
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click on my computer and look for the cam. double click on it and move what you want.
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Every video cam would be provide with the drivers which makes the concern hardware to work with the particular softwares \n\nColoqually we can to make the operating system getting identified of the hardware.\n\nIf the concern handy cam doesnt provide any drivers you can find it out in the following web address\n\nwww.driverguide.com\n\nAfter identifying your camera in the above mentioned address download the drivers for your concern operating system(Ex.:inux,Windows 2000 etc...)\n\nAfter downloading insert your camera to your pc then if the os is detecting it automatically then skip it (If the downloaded driver is an .exe file or an setup file), if not select the driver you had downloaded and mention the path .....\n\n\nI think this will help you have a nice videoediting....
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Plug the camera in and try this program:\nhttp://picasa.google.com/index.html\n\nClick on file>import> then select device .. camera should show
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the driver should be all that is necessary to get the camera functional again.  most of the software that comes with the discs are unecessary.  Try using windows software, should pop up automatically after you install your cameras drivers and plug it in.
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If it takes batteries, replace them.\nIt sounds like the camera is not installed properly, or there is a hardware conflict.\nSearch for updated drivers online, uninstall the current ones completely, and re-install.\nOtherwise, look up the manufacturers website for support
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go to the site of the camera i am sure they will have the software or driver their. what camera is it by the way it also depends sometimes your computer can have the drivers for the manufactures of the camera already installed.
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Here are few things that you need to check.\n\n1. What is the operating system.\n2. When you connect your digital camera to the PC, do you see a "Green Arrow" icon appearing in the "Task Bar"?\n3. If it does then open the Windows Explorer and you will find your Camera listed as another "Storage Disk", say E:\n4. You can simply browse through that and copy your pictures without relying on the Software that you have installed for that camera.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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you wont damage your camera.\n\ni would sujjest trying to locate a newer driver, even though windows says its using a driver
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Hey,\n  reinstall the capturing software and try again if the problem preists again, check wheather the software is suitable for ur computer
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your camera should have come with a cable to attach to your computer....serial or usb most likely. plug the cable into your camera and the computer. turn your camera on to where you can preview the photos. your computer should recognize the camera and open a folder with your photos inside
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If you are using yahoo, and the cam is pluged in . . . . . look at http://www.oatmealmedia.net
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from a didital cam ? just install the software that came w/ the cam. plus in the usb cable and go from there
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it should be a plug and play, if not the cd should have an option for driver install only.  check the manual, or find out what kind of webcam it is and download the drivers yourself and skip the whole installing the program part.
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remove the web cam \nyou MUST remove any drivers and software you have installed for it\nDONT just reinstall or repair over the old one!\nreboot your machine\nreinstall the drivers\nreboot the machine\nfit the web cam\nand test\nit seems a bit long winded but it is the best way to avoid problems
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First, check your Recycle Bin and see if it is possibly in there to be restored. Second, if you must install software, my best guess is just to go ahead and reinstall the disc that came with the cam. (You may need to uninstall this and reinstall, do you have paperwork that came with it?) What version of Windows are you running, eg.: '95, '98, XP, etc... XP has a rollback utility, go back to another time, before you deleted it (multimedia audio). I have had help from the friendly folks at Radio Shack over the phone, believe it or not, in "talking me through" fixing some configuration settings. I have found the ones local to me to be really helpful and generous with their time and advice. Try giving them a call first if you aren't sure what to do. I hope it works out for you!
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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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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.