The videos when transferred from camera to the computer become inaudible. Please suggest how do i make them audible even after i transfer them to the computer.

Having gone over four months without a response, I assume my suggestion to use a card reader solved the problem.

You could try using a card reader and downloading them to a folder you create on your desktop.

If you want to use the USB cable to connect the Camera to the Computer to transfer the video to the Computer then:

(Applicable for Vista Operating System Only.)

This Camcorderdoes not support USB streaming with the VISTA Operating System. Use ani.LINK cable to transfer the video to the Computer. The i.LINK port isalso called IEEE 1394 or Firewire port. (An i.LINK is a black D shapedconnector with 4 or 6 pins. The type of cable to be used will depend onthe i.LINK port of your Computer. The Sony Camcorder will have the 4 pini.LINK cable and if the computer has the 6 pin i.LINK port, then you mayhave to use the 4 pin to 6 pin i.LINK Cable).

You can use any video capturing software like Windows Movie Maker to transfer the video from the Computer.

Refer this link for the instruction to transfer the video to the Computer using i.LINK cable.

http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/documentLink.do?externalId=C111893

NOTE:Asthe Camcorder does not support USB streaming with Vista, it isnot required to use any Sony Device Driver to transfer the video tothe Computer. You do not require any Drivers or Software from Sonyto transfer the video from the Camcorder to the Computer usingthe i.LINK/Firewire interface.

Applicable for Windows XP Operating System:

If youare using a Windows XP Operating System then you have to install the USBStreaming Driver in the Computer from the supplied Software disk withthe Computer.

Check this link for the instruction to transfer video to a Computer using USB Streaming.

http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/documentLink.do?externalId=C222820


If you do not have the supplied Software disk then I suggest that you use the i.LINK cable to transfer the video.


Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Charge battery full
Then TAG the pictures with as many tags possible. Up to 10
Make new tags.
then Protect and Favourite the pictures videos etc.
Then transfer again to your "file" on computer. and check for the numbers are continius. Delete the dupl;icates that show with the 2 zeros "00"
Vitally

The link to the operating manual (which includes the Audiobook instructions) is here:
http://www.sandisk.com/sansa/assets/English/products/Clip/Clip_userguide_en.pdf

What I would do is drag and drop the Audible files from the folder that Audible creates to store your audiobooks to the Audible folder of the Sansa Clip, instead of using the Audible Manager.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

what is you camcorder product name and model? rate me after i provide you the suggestion.


CHARCOIS

Books have been written on this subject. The easy answer is go to a reputable camera store rather than an electronics store, tell them what you want to do with your camera and they will suggest models that suit you. All camcorders are now digital but some record on tape, some on a hard drive or DVD and some on memory cards. Those using tape don't have to compress the image so much and give better pictures. Normal digital video is quite good enough for an amateur, but high definition cameras are becoming cheaper. All cameras have sockets to transfer the recording to computers or other media or even play the recording direct to a television. Most recorded video benefits from transferring it to a computer, using an editing program, adding titles and burning it to a DVD. That way your friends will want to see your work more than once.
Finally, again I say - go to a camera store on a quiet day with plenty of time to listen to their advice. You'll learn more than anyone can tell you in an answer here.

you can go to your control panel and go to "add new hardware" icon. them you can search for plug-and-play devices such as youe camera

mjtlj:

You will need a firewire cable to successfully transfer video from your tape to your computer. It also greatly helps to have a firewire port on your computer. Once you have connected your firewire port on your camera to the firewire port on your computer, you can use windows movie maker to transfer video to your computer. (File > Import for Digital Video Camera)

If this has helped you, please report this problem as fixed :)

You can get an external USB card reader for the memory card in your camera. You will have to take out the memory card from the camera and stick it in the reader to transfer the images. The external card readers are are around $10 here in the USA. -Vish