Dv Driver For Mac

I just received a Panasonic SDR-T50. I'm glad I found this forum because I ran into the same problem. According to the info before I purchased it appeared the cam would work with my mac.

Capture and convert an S-Video or Composite video on your PC or Mac®, as digital media. Capture and convert an S-Video or Composite video on your PC or Mac®, as digital media. I did have a small problem in first using the cable in updating drivers. However, StarTech.com technical support was able to help me resolve it easily. They answered.

However, it does not, unless I go through the steps outlined here. I tried it on my pc based laptop and the software that comes with it wouldn't load on WindowsXP. Upon further review, the box the camera comes in even states the it may not work with Windows although it is a Windows only program. I have a cheaper Sanyo that works wonderfully with my mac. So I think I'll return this and stick to the Sanyo. I recently purchased a Panasonic HC-V770 and took some videos of my grandaughter.

I then took out the SD flash card and tried to install it on my IMAC which has the latest El Capitan software. Nothing appeared on my screen indicating a new file or even that my SD card was plugged in. I then went to my Icon for PHOTOS (I was told this has taken the place of iPhoto and iMovie) on my tool bar and it did not show me anyway to import the photos from my card. I am new at this and I am totally loss on how I can get my videos onto my hard drive. Into the camcorder. Photos replaced iPhoto. It did not replace iMovie (which should be in the Applications' directory).

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Assuming the camcorder can play back the video you captured, turn the camcorder off. Connect the camcorder's USB port to the Mac's USB dirt wth the cable that was included in the box with the camcorder (any other similar USB cable will work, too). Link to the camcorder's manual: Page 212. Your Mac won't run HDWriter - but you don't need it, so don't worry about this. Page 216 refers to use with a Mac. Basically, connect the camcorder to the Ma with the USB cable.

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Power up the camcorder. You may need to have the external power adapter plugged into the camcorder and working AC power outlet).

Launch iMovie. Import the video. Launch Photos. Import the still images. If this does not work, please start a new thread rather than appending to this 9 year old thread.

I have a number of old mini-DV tapes that I would like to import into my Macbook. All I want to do is for an app to read the contents of the tape and produce a single MP4 combining all of the clips on the tape or multiple MP4 files of the separate clips on the tape. I tried using iMovie for the fist time and found it to be overkill for what I need. It imported the contents of my tape as multiple.dv files and then I have to create a project. I don't want to deal with that.

I simply want to import the content of tapes and store it on a drive so that I can watch the content on Macs/Windows/Linux/multiple-platforms. I have an older Canon Mini-DV camera and the process was quite painless when I brought the video in to my Mac. • Obtain the necessary firewire cable to connect your camera to your Mac. Honestly, this was the hardest part for me.