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New guy strikes again.
Is it possible that of all the sales people I asked so many questions none
of them could say "actually there is no way to pug firewire into this
camera."
I have USB, MagicWire and A/V in out/headphone jacks. That seems to be it.
I now see that the manual make no mention of IEEE1394A and while it does go
to great lengths about what to do with your photos, I see nothing about
getting what has been filmed onto a hd.
Does anyone know what, besides a clue, I am missing?
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"Chris Jemmett" <ccjemmett@idirect.com> wrote in message
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> New guy strikes again.
Did he ever.
>
> Is it possible that of all the sales people I asked so many questions none
> of them could say "actually there is no way to pug firewire into this
> camera."
They didn't say it because there is one. I found it.
I will say, as a most feeble defence, that it is very cleverly hidden.
>
> I have USB, MagicWire and A/V in out/headphone jacks. That seems to be it.
no, also DV and Svideo, as mentioned, cleverly hidden.
>
> I now see that the manual make no mention of IEEE1394A
Just refers to it as DV terminal, and only once as far as I can see.
and while it does go
> to great lengths about what to do with your photos, I see nothing about
> getting what has been filmed onto a hd.
If you're still reading, it probably means you were willing to help. Thank
you. I think I'm back on track for now.
> Does anyone know what, besides a clue, I am missing?
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"Chris Jemmett" <ccjemmett@idirect.com> wrote in
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>
> "Chris Jemmett" <ccjemmett@idirect.com> wrote in message
> news:qLKdndWhTty0JmzdRVn-gg@look.ca...
>
>> New guy strikes again.
>
> Did he ever.
>
>>
>> Is it possible that of all the sales people I asked so many
>> questions none of them could say "actually there is no way to pug
>> firewire into this camera."
>
> They didn't say it because there is one. I found it.
>
> I will say, as a most feeble defence, that it is very cleverly
> hidden.
>>
>> I have USB, MagicWire and A/V in out/headphone jacks. That seems
>> to be it.
>
> no, also DV and Svideo, as mentioned, cleverly hidden.
>
>>
>> I now see that the manual make no mention of IEEE1394A
>
> Just refers to it as DV terminal, and only once as far as I can
> see.
>
>
> and while it does go
>> to great lengths about what to do with your photos, I see nothing
>> about getting what has been filmed onto a hd.
>
> If you're still reading, it probably means you were willing to
> help. Thank you. I think I'm back on track for now.
>
>> Does anyone know what, besides a clue, I am missing?
>
> Please don't answer that one...
>
>
>
Why not?
If I read your post correctly, you are missing capture software,
which is often part of an editing package, and can also be obtained
separately.
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On Sun, 11 Jul 2004 19:24:43 -0400, Chris Jemmett wrote:
> "Chris Jemmett" <ccjemmett@idirect.com> wrote in message
> news:qLKdndWhTty0JmzdRVn-gg@look.ca...
>
>> New guy strikes again.
>
> Did he ever.
The best way to find an answer to a question is to ask it. That usually
guarantees you'll figure it out yourself almost instantly.
I believe it works on the same principle as lighting a cigarette to force a
bus to arrive at the bus stop.
;-)
--
http://www.genjerdan.com/bfp/lmp/index.html Anyway, that's what life is, just one learning
experience after another, and when you're through
with all the learning experiences you graduate and
what you get for a diploma is, you die.
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