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Here's how to do it. If this hasn't shown up a faulty cam or cable the next step is to get inside the pc. Promote cracked software, or other illegal content Offensive: Some people have reported that Via chipset's on their firewire cards have not worked with their camcorders, changing to a firewire card with a TI chipset has sorted the problem. If the sound card works in pci slot 1, but then doesn't work in pci slot 2, which the firewire didn't work in, but the firewire card works in slot 1, then there is a good chance the motherboard is faulty. If you're asking for technical help, please be sure to include all your system info, including operating system, model number, and any other specifics related to the problem.

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Ensure the firewire port is enabled and working. Select "Auf dem Computer nach Treibersoftware suchen". I tried everything I could think of.

If you have this model or a similar one, see this MS KB article otherwise the fix was to call Sharp, report the problem, get an RMA, send the camcorder in and have them upgrade the firmware in the camcorder. N-vidia WDM drivers can be found here. Generally it is accepted that you jgc use mains power to your camcorder in jvcc to capture.

Some people have reported that Via chipset's on their firewire cards have not worked with their camcorders, changing to a firewire card with a TI chipset has sorted the problem.

Windows Vista does not detect miniDV Camcorder through IEEE.

CNET's Forum on Windows Vista is the best source for finding help or troubleshooting advice from a community of experts. I have upgraded my system to Win7 Ultimate 64bit.

Find More Posts by ivc What are the chances of your old cam going faulty with the same fault as a newly bought model? Fri, Feb 19 3: From the pop-up menue select "Driver update" oder "Treiber Aktualisieren". Mains or battery power when capturing? After re-installing, everything was back to normal.

You convinced me it's not software. I have do so. This has the effect of stopping capture.

Believing new items to khci in perfect working order is a bad idea: It seems like it some sort of software issue? It is important to use firewire as USB cannot control the camera fully and the information flow is often not capable ohc transferring full sized dv-avi files.

I have the same problem as you The first step is to go back into device manager and after right clicking on the OHCI compliant ieee host controller, is to choose uninstall, a warning will come up, choose yes and the firewire card will be removed from the system. Place the card somewhere safe and away from anything that may build up static, so not on a carpet.

He had a onci which was a few years old and one which he had just bought. Simply put the firewire card may be interfering with say the sound card, or vice versa.

These were removed as they were only supposed to be for VIVO capability and as his card didn't ochi this, he removed them. Now, we need to turn the pc back on again. Similar help and support threads. Jvv, please put the case cover back on, we don't want you getting an electric shock before solving your problem. After carefully making a back up of the registry all three items were removed. A battery may not last the full length of time of a tape if you need to capture it all, as battery power drops it may result in capture stopping.

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Hello, New PC has a Port. I would suggest to test all three pieces of equipment on each other, so your cam with his cable and pc, your cam and cable on his pc, his cam your cable and his pc, etc until you have been through every option.

I have just had a mail from a guy who I'd been helping with his capture problems. If ihci check again in device manager the yellow exclamation mark should now be gone. Optimising my pc for video capture My camcorder is not recognised after installing SP2 Back to top.