A Sony Handycam is a camcorder you utilize in your hands to catch functions, people, objects, and moments. The Sony Handycam is distinctly created by Sony Entertainment Inc., which is called a "Handycam" since it is a "handy camera."
You could hook up a Sony camcorder to a computer in just four small steps, but you will need an I.LINK cable. First, join the small end (4 pin) of the I.LINK cable to the Handycam. There are several ports present, so find out that the small end attaches to the correct Handycam port. The large end (6 pin) should go into the firewire port on the computer. If you are using a laptop, link the small end to the laptop. Next, cut on the computer and set the Handycam to playback mode in order that the computer can recognize that the device is a camera in operation.
The above instructions work for largely PC computers. In the event you own a laptop like a Macbook computer, you can also link your Handycam to your computer. First, you need your Macbook computer, Sony Handycam, the 4 pin and 6 pin cable, and the power cable that comes with the Handycam. Get the battery out of the camera, and connect the power cable to the DCN port of the camera. Following that, turn the camera on and simply wait a second. Switch the camera to "play/edit." And then, take the firewire cable as well as small 4 pin and put it in the side of your camera. The 4 pin as well as 6 pin firewire cable should then be connected to the firewire port computer. Head to the top of your Mac to the "spotlight" portion at the top right, type in "system profiler," and go down to "firewire."
The Sony Handycam manual is a great place to go if you still cannot figure set to connect your Handycam to a pc. The manual's table of contents has information on the following topics:
Getting Started:
Step 1: Charging the Battery Power
Step 2: Turning the power on and set up the date and time
Step 3: Preparing the recording media
Picking the recording media for movies
Selecting the recording media for photos
Putting in a memory card
Recording/Playback
Recording movies as well as images
Useful functions for recording movies and photos: zooming, selecting high definition (HD) or standard (STD) quality
Picking the recording mode
Capturing smiles immediately (Smile Shutter)
Making Good Use of Your Camcorder
Deleting movies and photos
Guarding recorded movies and photos
Dividing a movie
Capturing a photo from a movie
Dubbing/copying movies and photos from the internal recording media to a memory card
Employing the GPS function
There is other necessary information within the manual. For all other Sony Handycam help, you could contact Sony directly as well as troubleshoot the problem.
The Sony Handycam dcr-sx40 is a blue camera that comes with a Carl-Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens, a professional lens that provides quality photos every time. The Handycam also has a 60x/2000x digital zoom optical lens and an incredible zoom feature that allows you to take prints as meticulous as possible. The dcr-sx40 records as high as 4GB of video memory and has a direct connection to DVD burners. It also is included with a one-eighth advanced HAD (Hole Accumulation Diode) CCD imager with 410K pixel resolution, built-in zoom microphone, one touch disc burn, easy Handycam button, a USB 2.0 interface, Sony Picture Motion Browser (PMB) software, film roll index, as well as a 2.7 wide touch panel LCD screen. The dcr-sx40 is still sold at Sony.com as a refurbished product for $199.00, down from $269.99.
You could hook up a Sony camcorder to a computer in just four small steps, but you will need an I.LINK cable. First, join the small end (4 pin) of the I.LINK cable to the Handycam. There are several ports present, so find out that the small end attaches to the correct Handycam port. The large end (6 pin) should go into the firewire port on the computer. If you are using a laptop, link the small end to the laptop. Next, cut on the computer and set the Handycam to playback mode in order that the computer can recognize that the device is a camera in operation.
The above instructions work for largely PC computers. In the event you own a laptop like a Macbook computer, you can also link your Handycam to your computer. First, you need your Macbook computer, Sony Handycam, the 4 pin and 6 pin cable, and the power cable that comes with the Handycam. Get the battery out of the camera, and connect the power cable to the DCN port of the camera. Following that, turn the camera on and simply wait a second. Switch the camera to "play/edit." And then, take the firewire cable as well as small 4 pin and put it in the side of your camera. The 4 pin as well as 6 pin firewire cable should then be connected to the firewire port computer. Head to the top of your Mac to the "spotlight" portion at the top right, type in "system profiler," and go down to "firewire."
The Sony Handycam manual is a great place to go if you still cannot figure set to connect your Handycam to a pc. The manual's table of contents has information on the following topics:
Getting Started:
Step 1: Charging the Battery Power
Step 2: Turning the power on and set up the date and time
Step 3: Preparing the recording media
Picking the recording media for movies
Selecting the recording media for photos
Putting in a memory card
Recording/Playback
Recording movies as well as images
Useful functions for recording movies and photos: zooming, selecting high definition (HD) or standard (STD) quality
Picking the recording mode
Capturing smiles immediately (Smile Shutter)
Making Good Use of Your Camcorder
Deleting movies and photos
Guarding recorded movies and photos
Dividing a movie
Capturing a photo from a movie
Dubbing/copying movies and photos from the internal recording media to a memory card
Employing the GPS function
There is other necessary information within the manual. For all other Sony Handycam help, you could contact Sony directly as well as troubleshoot the problem.
The Sony Handycam dcr-sx40 is a blue camera that comes with a Carl-Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens, a professional lens that provides quality photos every time. The Handycam also has a 60x/2000x digital zoom optical lens and an incredible zoom feature that allows you to take prints as meticulous as possible. The dcr-sx40 records as high as 4GB of video memory and has a direct connection to DVD burners. It also is included with a one-eighth advanced HAD (Hole Accumulation Diode) CCD imager with 410K pixel resolution, built-in zoom microphone, one touch disc burn, easy Handycam button, a USB 2.0 interface, Sony Picture Motion Browser (PMB) software, film roll index, as well as a 2.7 wide touch panel LCD screen. The dcr-sx40 is still sold at Sony.com as a refurbished product for $199.00, down from $269.99.
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