Camcorders Good day, I have a canon Video Camera model UC-V100, which is an analoge camera and would like to connect it to my computor can you tell me what I can do I believe computors are digital thanks joe

You need special software or converter unit to copy to a DVD. As for your TV, remember that your TV is probably digital and you may need to change a setting to accept analog which your camera outputs.

Hi Gerry,

I don't know but I think the chat session was disconnected. Anyway, there is product from Canon itself and the model of the video light is VL-3 Video Light.

http://pc.pcconnection.com/1/1/10726-canon-usa-video-vl-3-video-light-3175a002.html

"Optional light sources provide extra illumination when shooting either video or still images. The VL-3 Video Light connects to the Advanced Accessory Shoe and is powered directly by the camcorder. Therefore, no cables are required."

This is should be compatible with the camcorder you are using.

Please advise for the results.

Good day,

I like to know how to connect my canon camcorder UC-V100 being analoge to my computor
thks

Firewire cable will do it.

Check with your local community college

Its analog model of Sony camera series and you can not download its video in PC directly. You can connect Digital Model camera with PC.

easy...
do not plug in your camera while you connect it with computer

This is the only one I could find on that camera unfortunately it is $24.95, but I think that this may be the best option for a camera that old. Hope that this is helpful, Good Luck!

You can transfer video from the camera to your pc by using an i.Link connection if your camera has it or you can use the supplied usb wire to connect it to your pc and transfer the video that way. If you do not have the cord it is easily obtainable at any camera repair or sales store.

Your CCD is bad. Call customer Service at Canon and tell them the model and the problem and they will fix it for free and pay the shipping. I've done this a lot. It's a problem with the ZR60, 65 &70.

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