I need capture cam to computer - Samsung SC-D363 Mini DV Digital Camcorder

this might be a problem with the driver

click start control panel administration tools computer management device manager scroll through all of your devices if you see a yellow question or exclamtion ? ! mark or a red X a new driver will need to be installed right cick select reinstall/update driver if your computer came with a motherboard disk the drivers could be on it or you might need to download one

http://download.cnet.com/diamond-monster-3d-driver/3000-2108_4-10008350.htm
if this package is not the right

http://download.cnet.com/2000-20_4.html

on the home page you should see a search tab just type in what you are looking for

(be precise)also the download software finder under that there will be a list place a tick in the box of any one you want/need

all software windows software mac software mobile and web apps

http://majorgeeks.com/downloads35.html

also this link will provide you with many freeware and share drivers

hope this helps you

you need to have a video capture card installed at a computer input the video output of your cam to the video capture card video in.on the software of the card play the video and capture the selected video image .thats it.

To get the videos on your PC you will need a firewire cable to connect (USB is not working for videos on this model). plug it in, Open up windows movie maker, click 'capture from video device' Choose your cam, Click next, Choose best quality, Make sure ur cam is set too playback mode, Click play on your cam and start capture then click stop capture when finished. No other software is required.

All of miniDV cam does have FireWire port somewhere in it (or at the docking station in case of SONY's)

In order to capture the footage from the cam to your PC,you need the Firewire card and the cable.Should be available at any computer hardware store.All you have to do is to install the card to your PC,connect your cam to your computer via the cable,and capture the video by your favorite video editing software.


Yes,that sounds a bit more difficult than drag-and-drop work in USB-connection camera,but not too difficult to understand,of course.

yes u can take picture. connect cam then go my computer , couble click on cam u can see ur image click the take snap option on left top.

Down load diveo capture software from net and connect cam and capture video also. if done thumbs me.

Two things here. Is your cam corder a digital one? If so there should be a connector on it for either firewire or USB, and if not, you will need some kind of video capture device if your cam corder has outputs on it. If not, you will need a player (vhs-c or 8mm or whatever your format) that can send out to the computer. Once this connectivity is done, you need video capture software that will "encode" the video files that will be produced. If your cam corder is already data (hard drive onboard or SCD card recording, you will only have to "demux" the format you have into the format that you are seeking (ie.. MPG to AVI or so on).
I hope that helps you out.. let me know if you need more clarification. It also might help if you give the media you have (VHS-c etc.) and the available outputs that you see on your cam corder. Thanks!

mrstan

go to computer then click your camera then click record to record video

The write-up does not say it can capture video

You may need drivers for the Web Cam If you have these install them or if they have been installed install them again the reboot the computer and the drivers should install properly if that does not work when you reboot un plug the Web Cam then plug back in again

Digital Video (DV) camcorders use a small port, usually located underneath the LCD flip-out screen, or behind a small plastic cover on the camera's body. My Canon has it on the front under the microphone. A special cable is required to plug into this port, and then into either the computer's USB or Firewire port. The camera is turned on, plugged in and Windows XP/Vista will offer to import the footage.
Analog (8MM, Hi-8, VHS-C) use a cable that has a headphone type plug on one end and audio/video RCA plugs on the other. These camcorders require you to equip the computer with a video capture device.
Without knowing the model of the camcorder, it is impossible to give any additional information. The operating system you are using would also be helpful information.