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I've owned one of these great little Sony miniDV cameras since 2003 - in fact I like it so much, I bought a `spare' on ebay a few months ago. The problem is, when my laptop crashed, I lost the original load of the factory-original driver software for the camera.and I can't find the original disk anywhere. None of my web searches have found links to reload the driver. Even more amazing, I've started using Sony's own Vegas Movie Studio - but it plain refuses to import video from its OWN camera - claiming it doesn't recognize the device.

What are my options and work-arounds for this? NC in LB, CA. For your computer to recognize the device, if it was being recognized before, would mean that either your using Windows XP or an older OS. Unfortunately, USB streaming is not supported by Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Mac. But using a different connection: IEEE1394 (i.link or firewire) connection it should work with those Operating Systems. Going back probably you just need to install the driver for the camcorder, you should be able to get it here: Select your OS from the drop down list, and download and install the device driver (USB Driver for Connection).

Make sure the camcorder is not connected to your computer during the driver installation. Follow the instructions below the USB Driver for Connection page to properly install the driver. Restart the computer and connect the camcorder. Judas Iscariot Dethroned Conquered And Forgotten Rar.

Complete the found new hardware installation. Also make sure the USB Stream function of your camcorder is set to ON.

Use the pre-installed Windows Movie Maker application or compatible video capturing software to capture the video off the tape. Hope this helps. Hello and welcome to the Sony Community. The USB Streaming (importing movies from a tape using the USB cable) feature of this camcorder is not supported with the Windows Vista or Windows 7 operating systems. To transfer video from the camcorder to a computer with Windows Vista or Windows 7 operating systems, use an i.LINK cable or Audio/Video (A/V) cable along with compatible video capture software like Windows MovieMaker Software. Depending on the availability of the iLINK jack or A/V jack in the Computer, you can transfer the videos. You can follow the following link to transfer the files using iLINK cable: To transfer the file using A/V cable, you can follow the steps mentioned on the following link: Thank you.