in this case the camera doesn't have a usb for direct conection to the pc. you need a video card with video in it will have a yellow RCA conection. and you will need a program like BLAZE MEDIA PRO, using this method you will strem the video to the pc in real time . it means you havto use the RCA cable you use to plug the camcorder to the TV, connect the yellow color to the back of pc if you have the proper video input. for the audio you will need a 3.5mm cable (like headphone jack) it end in female RCA (RED - WHITE) this will go to the headphone input, or to the line in. depending on the pc.
IF you dont have a video card with video in, you need a Video Capture card.( it will have the 3 RCA conections) and it will include software to record from camera to pc.
let say you were able to connet the camera using any of the two options.
it is time to run Blaze media pro. this is all in one video application, you will have 30 days free trial period, if you like it i will recommend to get it. anyway, after you start the program it will have an option on the right side MORE VIDEO OPTIONS. click on it and it will show you get video from. and it will show you the video from the camcorder.
rewind, press play on camcorder and press record on pc and it will record the video in REAL TIME, like you just to do it in a VCR
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