Help! please.....I have one cord with two plugs to go into the computer. One is white.....the other yellow. The end of the cord goes into the camera. Where do I plug the two (or do I put both)?

You have to use the cord (red, white, yellow) and the other end of the cord is designed only for PS2. That end goes in the PS2. Hope I helped.

Alright so first of all, you should have gotten a cord with a big, grey power brick attached to it. Plug the end in that goes in a outlet, and the other end should hook up to one of the outlets on your Wii console. Then, there should be a cord with three branches. They should be colored red, orange/yellow, and white. On the back/front or on the cable box for your TV there should be plug-ins that are colored either red, white, green, blue, or orange/yellow. The specifications should be written under the outlets (visual, audio, etc...). Plug the white and red part of the cord in to the "audio" outlet (on your tv). The other cord (yellow/orange) should plug in to the outlet that is labeled "video" or "visual" or "screen" or something along the lines of that. The next step is pretty simple. Your Wii (should have) came with a sensor bar. It is thin, long, and black and has a very long, very thin cord attached to it. Plug one side of the cord into your Wii console, and the actual sensor bar goes on top of your TV. There are small, sticky rectangles that help with the sensor bar sticking to your TV. After you've done all that, your Wii is ready to go! Just push the power button and your ready to start playing!

I hope this will clarify things, you have 3 connections on each end.
DVD

• Yellow Cable goes on Video Out (Yellow)
• White Cable goes on Left Audio Out (White)
• Red Cable goes on Right Audio Out (Red)

TV

• Yellow Cable goes on Video IN (Yellow)
• White Cable goes on Left Audio IN (White)
• Red Cable goes on Right Audio IN (Red)

the coaxial audio connection does NOT need to be connected.
I hope this helps,
Magoo

The white and yellow end are meant to go into a vcr or tv. You need a cord with a USB end to plug into your computer.

If you have just one Audio Out RCA jack then the camcorder only recorded in MONO, so all you would need to do is either plug the wire coming from your single Audio Out jack into the left or white input jack of your Capture Device which may have an option in the software program to set it to recieve audio in MONO, or you can buy a RCA Jack Splitter that goes from a single Female RCA jack on one end and 2 Male RCA Jacks on the other end. Then you take the end of the Splitter with 2 plugs and plug one of them into the White Jack and the other into the Red Jack on your Capture Device, and the other end with just one plug should plug into the cord coming from the Black Jack on your Camcorder.

No, its like a little rectangle-like cord and ends with the red/yellow/white cord. Hope that helps.

The white and yellow cords are av hookups (tv, stereo, etc.) You need to use the USB cord to connect the camera to your computer. Or, you could insert the card into a separate card reader and plug that into your computer.

CIRCUIT CARD-
-Photocell blue wired go to two terminals marked BLUE PHOTOCELL (any order)
-Motor red wire plugs onto terminal marked MTR MAIN, motor white wire plugs into terminal marked WHITE MOTOR.
-potentiometer (thing with knob) two white wires plug into terminals marked TEMP SEL
-Black wire from switch to terminal marked L1 BLACK
-White wire from power cord goes to terminal marked N White
-Ignitor (used to be yellow wires) goto terminals marked IGNITOR and IGNITOR RET (any order)

OTHER-
-White wire from power cord goes to switch terminal marked 3A , other pigtail of the white wire goes to board as described above.
-Black wire from power cord goes to swtich terminal marked 4B

It is called the composite cable. Here is a link on Amazon.com for one at $2.01. LINK

Thank you for using Fixya. Does the yellow and white cord have a round end with a metal tip on the middle? If it does that is the RCA cable, and it is meant for the Audio and Video inputs of the TV. If it is not round, please let us know the exact model of the camera so that we will be able to find out how the cables should be connected.

With regard to the camera being connected to your computer,, generally what camera uses is a USB cable.