how to view video recordings from camcorder to pc...plz help?
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plug your cam into your computer with usb or firewire cables
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You could get a TV Capture card. They are anywhere from $30 on up. The webcam would be an input device and you just hit the record button on the software to record. TV Capture cards can also record TV and VHS if you have the right inputs, very nice to have!\nA great software to caputure video is Active Webcam\nhttp://www.pysoft.com/ActiveWebCamMainpage.htm
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try www.videohelp.com  see the how to section.
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using the s-vid output on your video card or dongle that plugs into card...or you can purchase an external video capture device.
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You can use Windows Movie Maker with your cam to make a video.  It comes standard with Windows XP.  If you mean recording someone else's video then that I don't know how to do.  Hope this is helpful.
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Go to www.videohelp.com they will have several listed, along with the directions to use them.
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download vidcap32 here\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/chat/webcams/webcams-14.html
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Download AVS Video converter from here.\nhttp://www.avsmedia.com/VideoConverter/download/AVSVideoConverter4.exe
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well first you need to link a cable between your camcorder or video recorder and the Firewire on your computer (maybe you need to buy a firewire cable), then you need a program like pineapple or Adobe Premiere Movie.\nthen you can convert your video as a AVI MPEG or any other usual video format. I but mines in DIVX. Then you can burn a DVD and watch on you DVD player. I must warn you that the quality you get in the end, is not that good as the one you see on the initial video. (because of conversion from analog to numeric)\n\ncheers
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The basic steps are to capture your film from your camcorder, then drag it to the timeline below.  Split the movie where you want to trim items, add audio to the music/audio track, add titles with the Titles & Credits option, save to your computer and you are done.\n\nHowever it would take much more to describe the whole process.  There are books on the subject, help files, etc.\n\nWhat I would do is try to get started.  Of course the first step will be getting your video into the computer.  The preferred way is a Firewire cable connected to your PC and the camcorder.  If you have a digital camera, then the method is probably via USB and the format may not be directly compatible with WMM without a conversion.\n\nAnyway, rather than listening to me blathering on about the generality of movie editing, why don't you post a question at www.windowsmoviemakers.net in their forums.  Be sure to include the make/model of your camera, info on your PC, what you have tried, etc.\n\nThere are also lots of tutorials on that site to get you started.
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If your computer is fairly new, chances are it came with a built-in firewire port. If not, your likelihood of getting the video onto your PC quickly go down a bit. You can always get a firewire PCI card installed into the machine.  You would also need a firewire cable to go from the camcorder to the PC.\n\nSeeing as how you rented the camcorder, did they possibly give you any software for the PC? If not, then that presents another obstacle to your goal. Office programs will not assist you with getting video to your PC. If you have the software for the camcorder, it should have some type of video editing software with it. If not, and the PC is fairly new, then you might have a freebie program called Windows Movie Maker included with your PC, which should get the basics done for you.
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you just download yahoo messenger and you can use your camcorder which you were using with skype.\n\nhere you can download free messenger of yahoo\n\nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com/\n\nif you are looking for driver of your camcorder you have to give me details about your camcorder. so i can provide your location of driver of your camcorder
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Ok 1st thing. Some video cameras have two kinds of connectioon to the pc. One is USB and the other IEEE1394.\n IEEE1394 is the one mostly used for transfering the video from the camera to the pc. The USB is normally used to transder the pictures.\nSo please make sure you are using the right connection.\n\nAlthough Adobe Premiere is an awesome video editing tool, it is mostly used by professionals, it is more complicated and it is very pricey.\n\nI would recommend you on buying pinnacle's Studio Plus 10.5 Titanium Edition. It costs about a $100 and it very easy to use, and it has lots of features.
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A camcorder can be used as webcam, not a digital camera.\n\nNow, if you digital camera has capability of capturing or rendering video, then probably you might be able to.\n\nCamcorders / Digital cameras come with USB cables. You should first intall the camcorder / digital camera software on your computer. Then shut down your PC. Turn ON your camera and then connect your camcorder / digital camera to the USB port of your computer. (The restart is necessary because the camera drivers will only be installed when the registry is logged off and on). Once the PC is restarted, it might go through camera driver installation. (that is normal). Once all is set, start up your favorite conferencing / IM software and start your webcam. You should be able to view the videos... Dont forget to turn on your camera during this process. else your computer wont recognize any new hardware. \n\nHope that helps
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Time to buy a Digital Video Camcorder. It's a US$500 -$1,500 solution.\n\nYou have not clarified exactly what kind of Video System you have. Even if you have a clunky video tape-based Video Camera you should be able to tape something!\n\nThe cheapest way to record video? Try your mpeg capable video/camera phone!
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First make sure your computer detects your firewire device.Before hooking your camcorder through firewire port go to (on your camcorder) vcr mode-press menu-select vcr set-select av/dv out.It must be off by default.you must select it on.Go to camera mode press menu-setup menu-usb stream and make sure it is selected on.Also check your firewire cable for anything that interrupts flow of data.Good Luck.
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Do a search for "WM Recorder" in LimeWire (or any Peer-to-Peer application you may have) or through Yahoo or Google, if you want a paid/registered copy.  You can load this small, but powerful program, then open IE (Internet Explorer), hit record, then visit any web-site with embedded videos and it'll record them locally to your computer.  The caveat is that it only records videos in WMV and AVI format.  But, there are other applications this company offers that can record other formats.  See the link below: