RCA CC-439 Camcorder "computer video pinnacle" Questions

...video footage just fine and downloaded the software without any problems. But as soon as I try to select a scene, the software crashes. It's very annoying! How can I get my HDD films onto my computer ...

...video from Canon HG20 into Studio 12 Vista 64 bit does see two external disks when you connect the HG20 to the computer via the USB cable. The first disk stands for the (optional) SDHC card in the ...

...video cam into my new computer with Vistas. I also have Pinnacle studio software installed. i need to make it work somehow i have all version of pinnacle studio all are full version.i have all serial ...

...video editing software program. If you have a usb or dv port on your computer you will need a firewire card on your computer or a spare usb port. Pinnacle Studio will work with Vista. Once the ...

...computer and then edit with Pinnacle Studio. With ISO Buster, you place the 3" AVCHD DVD into your regular DVD Rom drive on your computer and it will rip the raw files directly from the disk. You ...

computer isn't running but the video editing program. Shut off all programs running in the background. If you can get two hard drives, make sure that your video that you are working on is on one drive

...video to your computer. Pinnacle Studio will work for your camcorder. Once the firewire cable is installed and the camcorder is turned on, pinnacle studio will give you the option to load itself

...computer, the power gets turned on and then it tries to connect to a program to capture the video from the camcorder. A lot times DV Camcorders are plug and play requiring very little software. Once ...

...You might want to use Pinnacle Studio. This way once you plug your computer in and turn it on Pinnacle will capture the video for you which is something that Movie Maker was never designed to

...some hardware. I use something called Pinnacle Digital Video Creator. It only costs like 20 bucks from Best Buy. It hooks to your computer through usb and to your camera through RCA or S-Video