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XP does'nt recognise Handycam

I want to transfer my video from my Handycam to my computer. Do I need a driver to make my Sony Handycam DCR-HC26 readable by my Windows XP? driver problem

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You will need a DV cable. This cable did not come with your camcorder. You will also need software for the transfer process. Windows Movie Maker can do this There is a free demo version at www.scenealyzer.com, but it will leave a watermark on your video if you don't pay for it. You might try Windows Movie Maker first if you already have it.

Once you have captured the video on your computer, you cannot just burn it to a DVD as a file if you want to play it in DVD players. This too requires special software.

check this link too...

http://www.vso-software.fr/products/convert_x_to_dvd/?ap=regnow&aid=97139

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