3inch disks I no longer have my camera. However, I still have all my 3 inch disks that I shot with that camera. I can not get them to play on my computer. Does anyone know if there is a driver, or program that will let me view my disks on my XP computer? When I put them in my drive now, it either tells me that there is no disk in the drive, or it shows a blank disk. Please help! Thanks.

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These disks should have been finalized whilst in the camera to be seen on other devices. All I suggest you can do is to find another owner and get them to finalise the disks in their camera

Posted on Sep 13, 2007

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As for downloading images- go to www.konvar.com and download PCInpector install it and see if it can see your missing images.

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