I have no photos or recordings on my device and have checked both via my computer and the device itself and it shows nothing on it..yet it keeps telling me the memory is full and wont take any new pictures...what do i do?..also i cleared the memory via the OS screen..help??

Do not know much about them...
But usually on the back of a unit there will be a little hole with the word reset under it,. remove the power lead from the device...
Insert a piece of wire into it and push down the button in it for about 5 seconds.
Plug the device back in and see if it has reset itself...

Regards
Geoff

There are different ways to back up iPhone. The common way is utilizing iTunes or iCloud. However, if you need to selectively back up iPhone, try below solution.

Leawo iTransfer is the one you need. As a perfect iOS data management tool which can support all iOS devices, Leawo iTransfer covers all kinds of iOS data like photos, videos, music, SMS, etc. Transferring speed and safety are not the problems you need to worry about, since Leawo iTransfer can perfectly take care of them. Now I am going to show you how to back up iPad to external drive via Leawo iTransfer.

Step 1: Download and install Leawo iTransfer on PC

From https://www.leawo.org/itransfer/, you can simply download Leawo iTransfer. Install it on your computer and launch it. Connect your iPad to your computer with USB cable. Your device will be automatically scanned and all information will show up in the right part of the window.

Step 2: Transfer your photos to your computer via Leawo iTransfer

Choose "iPad > LIBRARY > Camera". Select the photo you want to transfer or click the photos with holding "Ctrl" to multiply select. Then click the arrow icon in the bottom right corner.

Step 3: Transfer your photos to the external hard drive

In the following pop-up dialog, check the box besides "Save to folder". Click "Change" to select where you need to save your photos in your computer. Connect your external hard drive to your computer. Copy the photos you already transferred from iPad to the external hard drive. This is how to back up iPad to external drive via Leawo iTransfer.
You may worry about that your computer is laptop, indeed, you can use iTransfer to realize backing up iPad to laptop without any difficulty.

For more details, check: How to Back up iPad to External Hard Drive on PC and Mac Respectively

Try NOT connecting your camera to your computer. The best way to download pictures from your camera to your computer involves removing the memory card from the camera and plugging it into a card reader (either built-in to the computer or connected via USB or FireWire). This is likely to be faster than connecting the camera to the computer, and won't run down your camera's batteries.
Once the card is plugged in, it will appear to your computer as a removable drive. You can use the operating system's drag&drop facility to copy pictures from the card to the computer's hard drive, the same way you copy any other files. Or you can use Nikon Transfer or any other photo cataloging program.

There are times when you might need to snap a photo or record somehome video with your PC's webcam. Mac users have PhotoBooth at theirdisposal, while Linux users can always count on the amiable Cheese.Unfortunately (and surprisingly), Windows users are left in the dust.Most of the purchased laptops and netbooks do come pre-installedwith Cyberlink Youcam, but it's not free and you won't have it once youformat your system (unless you've an HP computer). For the rest of us, there are some very unusual yet useful tools that'll do the job just fine.
Windows Live Movie MakerWe start with unusual tool #1 - Microsoft's own Windows Live MovieMaker. As its name suggests, WLMM allows you to create casual moviesand personal videos from an input stream of photos , music and videos.For what it's worth, it can also record and create videos from yourwebcam.
Download and install Movie Maker from here,and launch it from your Start menu. Now click on the "Webcam Video"button on the ribbon, and Movie Maker will turn on and show yourwebcam.
You can then record to your heart's fill and Movie Maker will createa nice video for you. To get photos, you have to split the video intoframes and extract the required frames from it.
Media PlayersThe 'geekier' media players, like VLC and Media Player Classic, canstream directly from your webcam which you can then record usingbuilt-in functionalities.
Media Player ClassicLaunch Media Player Classic, and press Ctrl + V (or go to File ->Open Device). Choose your webcam, set your audio source to "Videocapture device" (you can use your built-in microphones, but I alwaysgot a very loud static-like noise from it), and click OK. Media PlayerClassic will now stream your webcam, which you can then record usingCapture Settings (press Ctrl + 8, and tweak your settings).
VLC PlayerIn VLC, press Ctrl + C (or go to Media -> Open Capture Device),and choose settings as shown in the screenshot. As with Media PlayerClassic, you might want to turn off the audio to avoid the irritatingnoise. Once VLC shows your webcam, you can either record it (asdetailed in this post) or simply take snapshots using Video -> Snapshot.
Windows (Itself!)When your webcam is connected via USB, Windows will show it as aseparate device under Computer (My Computer in XP). You can also findand launch it from Devices and Printers in Windows 7. Windows allowsyou to take snapshots from USB connected webcams.
Cameroid (all platforms)Cameroid is an online webcam appthat offers PhotoBooth-esque effects and allows you to save yoursnapshots, or share them online. The app is Flash-based, yetsurprisingly lightweight and easy-to-use. There must be numerous othersimilar webapps, so do let us know if there is anything else that youuse.

Taking occasional snaps or recording family clips with webcams willnever be a tough task again, with these nifty tools at your disposal.

click start control panel hardware and sound manage audio devices playback then select speakers you will se a list configure test disable set as default show disabled show diconnected.right click on speakers make sure they are enabled also select the recording tab you will see microphone midi right click on microphone and midi make sure ticks are in boxes show disabled devices and show disconnected devices
hope this helps

Does the Iomega show up under 'my computer'?
It should be another drive (D, E, F whatever) and as such you put stuff on to it the same way you would put stuff on to your C drive.

Try a hard reboot. Hold the power button on the box till it turns itself off. It will turn itself back on. After restarting try to record live tv. If you can't watch recorded shows either your harddrive may be fried. After thought, a $20 tv tuner card from e-bay for your computer, you could record them to your desktop.

They should be in the Voice folder

Try putting the pics into the HDD6330 via My Computer/drag and drop. Windows Media Player doesn't work very well.

1- formate your device using the memory format option in device settings menu 2- connect your device to computer and then see the driver shown in my computer folder if still show there are only 50% so do quick formate using window ..