I am attempting to download my home videos from my video camera to my computer. Everything seems to be working well except for one major problem. About every minute the recording stops and the message comes up that I am recording copywritten material. What I'm taping is material I videoed myself. How can I rectify this problem? George

The audio codec used in the camera is not installed on your computer. Check the Olympus website to find out what they're using - perhaps there's a download available.

Try lowering your screen resolution, and don't download / view videos in HD. Test with lower like 480 and maybe 720. Mine can't even handle 720 by the way.

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Keep it simple- download vlc player which plays EVERYTHING. Plug in your camera to usb - start player - direct to usb device and play back.
That file you are looking for should be in your programs directory.

I do not know MACs, but a standard 4-pin to 6-pin firewire (IEEE1394) is needed. On Windows XP, plug it in, run Windows Movemaker and you are good to go. By the way, a "DV cable" is a firewire cable.

If your MAC cannot "see" your camcorder, try another firewire device to see if your MAC is the culprit, or drag your camcorder and firewire cable to a friend's PC running Windows XP and see if it works.

Use http://www.downloadvideos-convert.com/download-videos-music

1. Download Video Download Studio, install it.

2. Go to the interface, you can download (Automatic capture) the YouTube video there directly. Tab Download to Convert, you can also click "Add" button to upload the videos from computer. You can also edit video by trim and crop functions.

3. After the video display on the Video Download Studio, click "Profile" and choose "General video", then select an MP4 format. Set destination file, clicking Convert button to complete the task.

Not only convert video to MP4, but also support batch conversion. Safe and easy to operate. No Viruses, No Spyware, No Adware. Do not hesitate. Have a try!

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All drivers, firmware updates and and the users manual can be downloaded for free at the support page HERE. I posted the home page earlier. That will also work, but this is the link to the DV-5040 page.

you mean a kodak m753? i have one they should just download liek a picture, except it will be a video. just plug it into your computer, and if that doesn't work maybe you're looking for it in the wrong place.

Youll need to get your camera to a broadband equipped PC and then try the shot videos. Windows media player will automatically download the codecs needed, but I dont know how to get those to your PC.