Pinnacle Systems Studio V8.8 QS

I think you have to install the "Pinnacle Studio" Video Editing Software BEFORE you attach the USB Cable to the Pinnacle MovieBox. After the Studio software is installed on your PC, your PC should automatically recognize the MovieBox. You shouldn't really need a Manual for the MovieBox, it should just be a "Plug and Play" device once you install Studio. The MovieBox just translates the Analog Video signal (like the Output from a VCR- the yellow red and white cables) to a Digital signal into your PC via a USB Input. At that point on the Studio software, the "Capture" tab should recognize the signal from your "Source" (VCR, Videocamera, etc.) Then you can edit your captured video. If your PC still doesn't "see" the Moviebox, there is a dropdown box in the "Capture" settings with selections for "Capture Device". It may have a couple of choices besides "Pinnacle MovieBox" such as a "webcam" or some other video capture device. Just select the "Moviebox". The one other problem you may encounter is that some older versions of "Pinnacle Studio" don't work on Windows 10. If so, your only easy option may be to try it on an old Windows XP machine. I like the older versions of "Studio" more than the newer versions, so I still use an old off-line XP computer. Hope that works.

Open DISK MANAGEMENT,see if there is a Drive letter conflict (USUALLY with Mapped drive)

Use Pinnacle studio or Avid studio 1.0 Nero. to import the video to your desktop.

hi,
Im a novice at windows 7 but somewhere in the os is xp mode,
locate it and reinstall the driver to xp mode. you may have to go into the help section of 7 but its in there..
jm

you need software i use Pinnacle Studio it the best one i think help this helps

Make sure there are no memory resident programs running in your computer. If your hard drive is fragmented, this will happen as well. You can defragment your hard drive by moving the mouse over it in my computer. Selecting properties with the right mouse button. Select tools. Select fragmentation. Follow instructions on the screen.

If you are using Pinnacle products for capturing video to hard drive. They recommend that you use a secondary hard drive to capture to and not use the C drive so that the C drive can be used for tempory file creation during the conversion process to DVD or any other video file fomat. Having the file on the C drive can cause this to happen as well because it is reading and writing too many files on the same drive at the same time.

If you are using Pinnacle hardware to capture with or USB or Firewire with Pinnacle products, you should be using the PCI performance enhancer under the tools in Studio.

You need a software program to do it with. Pinnacle Systems Studio software will work. Once the camera is connected to your pc and turned on a screen will appear asking you to use the program.

you will need a capture card and associated software for transferring video to pc. I use Pinnacle studio.

Connecting my nv-ds60 to my computer

try this software im tryin it myself now!!

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