Cannot transfer images from sony dsc-h9 camera to computer

One of the most important things for transfering files from a camera to a computer is the software installed on the computer. Perhaps you did forget you installed this when your camera was new. The software came with the camera.
Try reinstalling the software that came with you camera, or us an external memory card reader. You don't need extra software to transfer the file from the card to your computer, but you still need software to play the video. You also could try to install a free video player like gom player. There are more free players. There are so many different video formats, so chose one that can play lots of different video formats, if you don't have the Sony CD or DVD.

HI DID YOU FORMAT YOU MEMORY CARD AND TRY AGAIN TO TAKE VIDEO AND TRANSFER TO PC.

If the old photos are not displaying in the Camera, the most common reason will be the default folder structure might have changed.
I understand that you're able to view the old photos in the Camera by connecting it to the Computer.
In that case, you can delete the unwanted photos from the Camera after connecting the Camera to the Computer.
I hope it will resolve the issue. If you're still not getting enough space in the Memory on the Camera, you may transfer the new required images to a folder in the Computer and then format the Memory of the Camera.
Once you format the Camera, the memory on the Camera free up and you can copy the required new images back to the DCIM folder in the Camera.
Please let me know if you require any clarifications.

The battery you should be using is an NP-BG1. It is considered a Sony Stamina battery. The 'G' battery is not quite the same thing.

Hello the Abigail,

You just have to connect your camera using to the USB port of the computer using the usb cable. Once the computer detected the camera, right click your windows Start button and choose Explore. The windows explorer window will open. On the left panel, look for the local drive letter associated with the camera and click on it to show the contents of the camera to the right. The file of the video should be inside the folders to just double click on them to find it. Once found, you just have to right click on the file, choose Copy, then paste it on your computer's local drive.

Should you need further assistance, please let me know.

You need a set of philips screw drivers size #0,#00 and #000. Buy parts camera with stuck out lens but good lcd from ebay. Then replace the lcd screen and the led back light assembly connected by flexible circuit and flip up connector.

The mamory card in the camera will show up as a "Removable Disk" on your computer.

1. Go to "My Computer". The camera will probably be Drive E.
2. Click on Drive E (or whatever the "removable disk" is) and open (click) any folders that show up. The pictures will be several folders down.
3. You can then copy these to your "My Pictures" folder in "My Documents" or "browse" to that drive when you want to attach a picture to your email

Hope this helps!

CCD Failure!

known problem contact sony for free repairs dont worry just call them they will do it even if u are out of warranty


see this for sample advisoy and problem detail

http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/news-item.pl?news_id=161&mdl=DSCT1

Camera need to be sent back to where you got it for replacement.

http://www.digitalcamrepair.com/self_diagnosis_page.htm

I have the same problem with the DSC-W170 Cybershot