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I have an HP Pavilion zd8000 laptop with XP. I transferred videos from my Kodak Easy Share camera to my computer. Now I want to transfer the videos onto a DVD disk so I can edit the videos from the disk. Do I need DVD-R or DVD-RW in order to do this? Thanks.
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You can use a USB to Digital Camera cable or take out the memorycard in your kodak easy share m530 and use a external/internal card reader on your computer. If a screen doesn't pop up within 20seconds, go to My Computer > Look for a picture(drive) that hasn't been there before. Usually it would be like Drive I/J/K or something like that. Good luck and rate.
Easy shares are set up so they won't respond when plugged in to usb. When you turn the camera on and then run the easyshare program and lastly connect the usb cable, then the pictures and video will transfer to the computer.
You can also take the SD card out of the camera and put it in your computer and transfer pictures that way as well.
Please reinstall your version of Easy Share software:
Please follow the instructions:
Uninstall Easy Share software:
Select Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add / Remove Programs. For Windows XP operating systems, select Start > Control Panel > Add / Remove Programs.
Select Kodak Easy Share software.
Select Remove (or select Change, and then select Remove).
Run the Clear utility:
Visit the CLEAR Utility for Kodak Easy Share software Web page at www.kodak.com/go/clear
Click the Download button, and then follow the on-screen prompts.
After restarting your computer, visit the Kodak Easy Share software Web page at www.kodak.com/go/easysharesw and install the latest version of Easy Share software.
Possible solutions:
Remember you need to turn the camera on when transferring.
Try a different USB outlet
Try a different cable
Try a different computer.
If all fails please contact KODAK in order to arrange a repair or order a new cable. Remember your USB cable is covered under the same warranty as your camera, so remember your serial number when calling: http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=14563&pq-locale=en_US&_requestid=3490
If you suspect it could be directly related to your software.
You need to follow the instructions:
Uninstall Easy Share software:
Select Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add / Remove Programs. For Windows XP operating systems, select Start > Control Panel > Add / Remove Programs.
Select Kodak Easy Share software.
Select Remove (or select Change, and then select Remove).
Run the Clear utility:
Visit the CLEAR Utility for Kodak Easy Share software Web page at www.kodak.com/go/clear
Click the Download button, and then follow the on-screen prompts.
After restarting your computer, visit the Kodak Easy Share software Web page at www.kodak.com/go/easysharesw and install the latest version of Easy Share software.
I?ll be fine. All your original pictures are on the C drive. Unless you have changed the directory onto which you save when transferring: You can find the pictures under C-Drive, my pictures. The camera might need to be recharged. The camera doesn't charge from the computer while transferring pics. You will need to switch the camera off before the camera will start charging.
All digital camera put number on there files. Go to your windows search and search for your file that you transfer. The search will tell where it is located on your computer.
If you are using Windows XP unplug your camera from your PC and uninstall the Kodak software. You don't need it to transfer photos to your PC. The next time you connect your camera (turn the camera on) to your computer it should recognize it and you can use Windows built in transfer software. Details are here:http://www.organizepictures.com/2006/11/5-easy-steps-to-transfer-your-pictures-using-windows-xp-photo-wizard
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