Adapter for transfer of digital video - Sony Handycam DCR-VX1000 Mini DV Digital Camcorder

You can get an adapter cable that will fit into the tablet's USB port. It's called an OTG cable. With that, you can hook up cellphones, digital cameras, thumb drives, SD card readers and many more things. The best way to do that would be to get an adapter OTG cable and a card reader. You can also transfer it to a computer and then to the SD card. If you don't have a card reader most digital cameras will work as one. Hook the camera to a ps and look for it in my computer folder. (works on macs also) and opens it. There you can put any file on the SD card. If using an OTG adapter to just hook it to the device's USB port and go to your file manager app. I would recommend an app called ES File Explorer. it makes it simple to find files on Android devices. Once you locate the drive (usually it's called USBDRIVEA) just transfer the music. Here is a link to a video that will help. I take no credit of video.

Try sending the photos to a cloud service on the web, then transfer to a memory card that could be inserted into the Photo Frame. If the phone has a memory card you can get an adapter to upload to a PC then back to a memory card for the Photo Frame.

This requires a i.LINK socket on the PC, is also known as Firewire or IEEE 1394; if your PC doesn't have one of these inputs, adaptors and add-on cards are widely available). This page from sony shows how

How to transfer DV or Digital8 videos to your PC and supplies the software required.

You can buy a Firewire to USB lead from here.

USB to Firewire Ieee 1394 4 Pin Ilink Adapter Cable 5 feet

Purchase a firewire card for your pc and a 4 pin to 4 pin firewire cable.Install card,start edit program....click capture video make sure sam is on 'Play mode'

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You need to buy USB 2.0 Video Capture Adapter Card to do this action..
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EasyCap USB 2.0 Video Capture Adapter Card TV VHS DVD Capture high quality audio and video through your PC's USB port. Capture playback from VHS, Camcorders, TV, etc; capture audio without a sound card! Supports NTSC, PAL, Video format. NTSC: 720 x 480 @ 30 fps PAL: 720 x 576 @ 25 fps.

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The best way to transfer video from a camcorder to pc is with the use of an i-link (or fire wire) cable. It allows for fast transfer. You will probably have to get an adapter for your laptop. I purchased a pc card fire wire adapter from Best Buy last week for $9.99 and the fire wire for $36.99. Then just make sure you have some type of movie editing software and you should be set....
Hope this helps :)
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Most of the Sony digital 8 cameras are fantastic bits of kit, I know I have got 2 of these, and both have Firewire cable sockets (marked with a 3 bladed windmill) just but your cable from your local camera or PC World shop, your looking at from £10 to £15 depending who you buy from.

hey you cannot transfer contact in sd card, unlike the picture images etc. but phone contacts you cannot,

I had the same problem. I tried to solve this issue by buying a dvdmaker usb 2.0 gizmo. I have to use my VHSc cassette adapter and put it in the vcr.I connected the vcr and new gizmo to the pc and could see the video on my monitor- but no audio. So I tried plan b, which didn't requite any other purchases. I connected my old camcorder to my newer digital canon camcorder (which converts the signal from analog to digital) this in turn, is connected by a firewire to my pc. I can see (and hear) the video on the viewer of the camcorder. So far, it isn't being captured by my pc. Is this a Vista issue ? I don't know. I'm hopeful... I'll figure it out!

You will need probably need a 4 pin to 6-pin firewire cable with adapter..
A software called Showbiz DVD2 was able to detect my camera and allow me to control the Camera options via the firewire cable to transfer the full video to my hard drive. You can also use a video program like Pinnacle or Roxio Media. Hope this helps you out. I know how bummed I was before.