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More info?)
I'm using an eMac with 1 GB of RAM running Panther 10.3.3.
It turns out that Kodak Easyshare 3.3 *did* recognize the fact that I
had a video in the camera, and I was able to transfer the QuickTime
file to my Mac. iPhoto 4.01 *never* recognized the video. So now I
know to use the EasyShare software when importing videos...
Thanks for the info - it's nice to see a Kodak representative helping
people out on Usenet!
In article <c5eou2$5ih$1@news.kodak.com>, Ron Baird
<ronbaird@kodak.com> wrote:
> Greetings Frank,
>
> You are right, it is actually quite easy. First let me know if you used the
> Kodak software, i.e. EasyShare (the software that came with the camera?).
> If you are the files will be transferred. Actually, Kodak uses Apples
> Quicktime with its software on the PC as well as the Mac. What version of
> OS are you using? What are the features of your computer? We can tell just
> what is up by reviewing them. Following are the minimum requirments of the
> software.
>
> Minimum Hardware Requirements
> a.. Power Mac G3, G4, G5, G4 Cube; iMac, PowerBook G3, G4; iBook
> a.. 16-bit color (thousands or millions)
> a.. 1024x768 display
> a.. 128 MB RAM
> a.. 200 MB available storage
> Operating System Requirements
> a.. Mac OS X v10.2.3 Jaguar or v10.3 Panther
> a.. Mac OS X 10.1.5 and lower is not supported
> a.. Mac OS 9.x and lower is not supported
> a.. Internet access for online printing, sharing, and emailing
> Required Apple Software
> a.. Safari 1.0
> QuickTime 6.3
> How do you fare in the list of requirements? If you meet them all and are
> using the correct version, then you should be able to get your pictures and
> the Quicktime files. I wonder, Frank, if you are transferring a large video
> file? I have found that sometimes, the Apple Image Capture Application
> (ICA) may fail under very unique circumstances when transferring large movie
> files. Kodak EasyShare software uses 'ICA' to transfer images and movies.
> Since I am unsure of your system featiures just yet, consider this as well.
> Apple has suggested that you can likely overcome the large file issue by:
>
> 1. You defragment or optimize your system in order to resolve this problem.
> 2. Or, as an alternative, use a card reader to transfer these files.
>
>
>
> Let me know. Talk to you soon.
>
>
>
> Ron Baird
>
> Eastman Kodak Company
>
>
>
>
> "Frodo" <frodo@eel.org> wrote in message
> news:120420040649092585%frodo@eel.org...
> > I just bought my first digital camera, a Kodak CX6330. It's easy
> > enough to get still photos from the camera to my Mac using the USB
> > cable and iPhoto. However, I can't figure out how to get a video from
> > the camera to my computer. The instruction manual talks about how to
> > take videos, but no word on how to transfer them. It's probably
> > something obvious.....
> >
> > Anyway, if someone could tell me how to do this, I'd appreciate it...
> >
> > Thanks, Frank
>
>
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