Transfer movie from mini tape to computer - JVC GR-DX95EK

SOURCE: Computer won't recognize Gr-DLV 300 with firewire connection

My Sony camcorder wouldn't work with firewire either until I downloaded a fix at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=CA0F2007-18B5-4112-8BD6-8BF4BD3130B9&displaylang=en

Hope that helps!

Posted on Feb 01, 2008

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I would try the following:

1) check for an update to the image mixer software here

2) see if jvc customer support can/will help

3) uninstall the image mixer software and try using windows movie maker instead

Posted on Aug 22, 2008

SOURCE: transfer movie from mini tape to computer - JVC GR-D770U

All you have to do, is make sure your computer has a FireWire card in it, and get a cable and hook it up it will automaticalty reconize the device and open up windows movie maker.

Posted on Oct 23, 2008

SOURCE: Transfer movie from mini tape

You can download user manual in PDF format from this link:
http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/JVC/GR-D770U-_E
but that's not a point. The point is that you can use any video editing software (with no driver), that accepts capture mode starting from standard Windows Movie Maker for beginners to CyberLink PowerDirector, Ulead DVD MovieFactory or similar. This can be made by plugging your camcorder to PC via USB or FireWire (iLink, IEEE1394). Of course you can record to Digital Video Unit Equipment (DVD recorder) if you have one. Good luck!

Posted on Jan 28, 2009

SOURCE: transfer movie from mini tape to computer - JVC GR-D770U

Product called EasyCap, for about 15 bucks, "can be found online" Has USB plug. Use your cable that has the 3.5 pin that goes out to rca cable, yellow, white and red. EasyCap has the RCA to USB then to computer. Use Windows Movie Maker, comes with XP & Vista, capture while playing from there. I just converted about 20 full tapes from one cannon mini 8 and 15 from a jvc dv onto a TB drive.

Posted on Jul 29, 2009