PC don't read the cd on camera

You don't need a CD -- You need a computer and a burner
Attach your camera to a computer via a download cable and save them to your hard drive until such a time that you have a CD/DVD burner and a CD or DVD disk then transfer them all to a CD/DVD

You have a search over the pc you can find the find the transferred files .

The location can be different in pc .

Make sure its pluged in to a powersource and try again, you should see the camera in my computer.

There might be fault in the camera.

so what CD??? CD-R recordable, CD-RW?
No PC stated. NO OS stated ,wow.
just DC3000 and some kind of VHS tape?
My guess bad media. (CD-r)
or the drive it self is bad.
or as all XP are , virus infected,




the spec says
Transfer, edit and burn home videos with this all-in-one external HP DVD movie writer. The built-in analog video capture lets you quickly and easily transfer home video directly from tape to DVD via your camcorder or VCR, while the included suite of software lets you add special effects, music and more to video and photos. Also great for creating music CDs, it writes and reads CD-R and CD-RW discs in addition to DVD-R and DVD-RW discs. Includes software CD, electronic user's guide, USB cable, composite video/audio cable, 1 blank DVD-RW disc and 1 blank DVD-R 4x hi-speed disc. Requires a PC with Microsoft Windows XP or 2000 Professional SP2 and USB connectivity.

Do you have a SOFTWARE CD-ROM installer on your CANON DC230 DVD Camcorder? If you have just try to install to your PC.

dont you have to finalise the disc?

I find the best way is with your own computer. Using a system like iMovie you can hook up your camera, import the footage and from there burn it onto a CD/DVD. Hope that helps.

Hi,

The simplest would be to read the contents of the media card/camera connected through the USB port of a PC and burn it on the PC's CD/DVD burner. Alternately, instead of the camera/USB/PC/CD burner, you can use a memory card reader for the memory card. Requirements would then be:

• Digicam USB cable;
• or a memory card reader;
• PC with burning software like Nero;
• a burner like LiteOn CD/DVD writer.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards. Thank you for using FixYa.

Before you can transfer pictures or video from your Canon DC210 to your PC you need to finalise the disc in the camcorder.

You also need to make sure that the DVD drive on your PC is capable of reading a DVD-R, DVD-R DL or DVD-RW format as these are the only disk formats that the DC210 will handle. Not all PC DVD drives can read these formats.

To finalise the disk you must have the power adapter connected to the camera, plugged into a wall socket and turned on. Then, switch on the camera, put it into playback mode, Press 'Func.', select main menu, select 'disk operations', select 'finalise'. Don't move or shake the camera or switch it off whilst the finalising step is underway - this could cause problems.

Once finalising is complete, put the disk into the PC.

Good Luck.

Did you install the software that came on the CD? When you do that, connect the camera to the PC via USB, turn the camera on, select your choice. You can playback to PC, create a DVD, etc.