Transferring from the PC back to the camcorder

I am having trouble transferring from the PC back to the camcorder using the firewire (IEE1394, I-link and DV) connections, what's wrong?

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Since the transfer of digital signal to the camcorder is fully automatic (no controls or adjustments of the process are active other then start or stop) the signal coming from the computer MUST be continuous. If any glitches or interruptions are present in the signal coming from the computer, the camcorder will automatically cancel the connection.

Posted on Sep 14, 2005

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