I have compusa pc camera without driver - Computers & Internet

You can and it usally cost under $100. Check out compusa:

http://www.compusa.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CatId=1277

Please look at the exact driver name mentioned with the camera and then search for it on internet and download from the website of the camera brand.

Compusa or Bestbuy if there is one near you. Preferbably Compusa cause there prices are probably better.

IBM 33L4889 Digital Camera xp driver. contact me and i will send you the driver file. [email protected]

I have the original disk, email me and I'll hook you up.
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There are several types of hook-up that will allow you to use your surveillance camera with your pc. If you have Windows XP or Windows 2000 you can use Belkins Video Bus II which will allow you to plug your RCA Jacks into it's RCA jacks then plug Belkins USB connection into your computer depending on your software that comes with your camera equipment will depend on the quality of sound you will get. The Belkin Video Bus II comes with a cd with the drivers required. This device ( Belkin's Video Bus II ) will not work with Windows Vista!!! There are probably several other devices that will allow you to do a hook up but, the price will vary between 40.00 for Belkin to well over 150.00 for others. Check with Circuit City / Best Buy / Compusa. etc....


Jim0001

P2p stands for file sharign programs. direct downloads are just forect donloads from the internet without file share programs

coach camara means rearange pics you should probly read the users manul

I use a DV camera that is not on Apple's "compatibility" list. (It should REALLY be noted that Apple sells camcorders in it's on-line store that aren't listed as compatible!) Depending on which software package you are using, including version, results may vary. I too had a fairly confusing frustration the first time out, but here's Jeffe's notes: FireWire! (USB is not for video). Start with iMovie: (FinalCut is higher-end, and thus is more picky about what it will take.) launch the application, then plug in the powered-on camera set to it's "play" (VCR etc.) setting (as opposed to camera setting.) If iMovie STILL does not see the camera, then I'd start to worry about compatibility, and contact an Apple SPECIFIC retailer (not a chain, like CompUSA etc.) for help. BTW: Nice Camera! Let me know if it works out. I was contemplating Panasonic for my next camera.