Digital Camera Canon Ixux 70 video clips

Is the RAM the same on both computers? Sounds like one has less RAM and therefore not enough processing power to run the video smoothly.

Hi,
Please follow the steps below...

1. Set the camera to Disk Drive mode (this step only needs to be done once):
   1. Turn on the camera, then press the Menu/OK button to display the Capture Menu.
   2. Use the Right arrow button to navigate to the Setup Menu .
   3. Use the Down arrow button to highlight the USB menu option, and then press Menu/OK .
   4. Use the Down arrow button to select Disk Drive , and then press Menu/OK .
   5. Use the Down arrow button to highlight EXIT , and then press Menu/OK .
2. After setting the camera to Disk Drive mode, connect the camera to the computer using the USB cable.
3. The camera will appear as a removable disk in the Windows Explorer screen. You can now transfer the images or video clips to a location on the computer using Windows Explorer.
4. When finished transferring images from the camera to the computer, disconnect the camera from the computer. If the computer is running Windows 2000 or XP, there may be an Unsafe Removal warning upon disconnecting the camera. This warning may be disregarded.

Pros don't use camera via USB cord to download...they use separate card readers. Why don't you?

Videos are not meant to be taken vertically.

Install and use the software that came with the camera. It's either ZoomBrowser (for Windows) or ImageBrowser (for Mac). This will allow you to download both still images and video clips from the camera.

Camera will be hooked to computer through supplied USB cable. If you are using Windows XP or Vista that will recognize camera plugged in and shows it as removable Disk in My Computer window.
Click it and go to movie clip folder (folder name can be different) copy desired clip and past it in My Documents etc and attache it with email.

The SD1000 is also known as Digital IXUS 70. If it is showing "Canon IXU DIGITAL 10", it could be because of character limit in the field.

If you have windows movie maker (its part of the default installation of windows XP) you can use the rotate filter in the video effects tools.
Import your video into movie maker and select "Video Effects" under tools.  Scroll through the various effects until you find the "rotate 90".  Apply the effect and save the video.
I hope this helps!

try newer batteries 1st see online if ther is firmware update for your cannon.com model camera try those 1st thx nick

Windows Movie Maker will rotate your video clips. This program comes pre-loaded with Window, so you're likely to have it already installed on your computer (look in the Program's / Accessories folder from your Start menu).

Drag the file into movie maker, then drag it down onto the bottom timeline. Then look for "Edit Movie" in the menu on the left side of your screen. Click on it, then select the rotation that you desire. Note that Movie Maker will only allow you to save your edited movie as a WMV (Windows Media Video) movie.