Video Lab 10 Import

[Danger Cat]

My operating system is:

Windows XP - Home edition - version 2002 - service pack 2

Computer:

Pentium® D CPU 2.66GHz – 2.67 GHz 960 MB of RAM

Camcorder:

Sony Digital 8 Steady Shot – UBS streaming

Roxio software :

Video Lab 10

My Sony DV camcorder is linked to my VCR and fire wired to the computer.

When I turn on the camcorder the Roxio Media support window opens.

I followed the directions in Importing saved video in Normal mode.

 

The Capture Entire Tape and Capture Now buttons are not highlighted so I cannot click them. The video is playing in the import window, but the play back buttons below the window are not highlighted and beside them it says (No Media)

I have defragged, cleaned the registry, un & reinstalled the software.

Any suggestions?

Thanks, DC

[Danger Cat]

My camera's model is DCR-TRV361/TRV460

I know my firewire works because I've been able to capture with other programs.

[Jim_Hardin]

My camera's model is DCR-TRV361/TRV460

I know my firewire works because I've been able to capture with other programs.

Well then why not just capture with them and let it go at that…

 

Or it seems a common topic at Sony – 360 & 460

 

[bimicher]

My camera's model is DCR-TRV361/TRV460

I know my firewire works because I've been able to capture with other programs.

 

If you have myDVd Video Lab 10 then you have a crippled version of EMC 10 and features list does not state that the program is capable of capturing video.

[Danger Cat]

Is there anything I can do to "un-cripple" this? The other programs that I have for capture either don't work any more or have a limited time capture, making breaks in the capture every 12 minutes or so.

 

 

I did buy this program from a store, it didn't come bundled with my camera or computer if that makes a difference...

[Jim_Hardin]

What is the Sony model number as "Digital 8" covers a lot of ground???

 

Sony has a general link that covers this - http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/model-hom...RV280&LOC=3

 

There is a free Firewire capture program you could try, but the name escapes me at the moment! (somebody will post it)