I have owned my camera for several years, and have recently moved from Australia to the UK and purchased a MacBook.I was supplied with a USB driver disk which I think applied to Windows only, but in an case I left it in Australia. I want to import video into my MacBook for editing in iMovie (or even iDVD) so would you be able to tell me what accessories I might need and what software I might need to be able to do this.
Thanks,
Craig McDonald
my email address is "[email protected]"
You need Everio 1080P software.
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If your device or the driver is compatible with your mac use it. (sometimes some drivers arent compatible with it.) anyway after you install the driver camed with your camcorder. use usb cable to connect from your camcorder to your mac. Use some software that could edit and upload a video such as ulead movie maker, nero movie maker, etc.. (i prefer to use ulead movie maker because its so easy to use and its user friendly too). after you finish editing, save it with any types of videos you would like such as avi, divx, vcd, dvd, etc.. hope that helps!
CHARCOIS
Whats the model number of your camera.
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1, Record your video as normal. Plug the camera into the AC adaptor, and the USB plug. Connect this to your Mac.
2. A new drive will appear. Open it. Copy the contents of the SD_Video folder onto your mac.
3. Delete anything that isn’t a .mod file as these are irrelevant.
4. Rename all the .mod to .mpeg and change the extension when prompted.
5. Download ffMpegX and the necessary binaries
6. Open up ffMpegX and open the first .mpeg file. Convert this to a .MOV, .DV, .AVi file or whatever format you need. Final Cut is best with DV (although uses a lot of bytes).
7. Repeat as necessary for all your .MPEG files.
Thats it! You can now import into iMovie (which will in turn convert into .dv files which means you can then trash the .mpeg and .mov files) and do as you wish. This is also true for importing into Final Cut Pro/Express, or pretty much any other editing program.
You could always use iSquint to convert to Apple TV or iPod compatible files and add straight to iTunes, or anything else you wish.
you will require the usb wire and the disk which are easily getable in the the camera repair shop.
and how to do is given.just carry on.its simple.for any thing else let me know.if its solved rate the solution.thanks.
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model number of my camera is GR-DX75AA, serial number is 10810462.
Thanks, Craig.
Thanks for your help - and so quick! - I'll give it a try.
Craig
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