camcorder on port IEEE1394 not recognized by win XP

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Tommy

Hello,

since I reinstall XP + SP2, I can't download my own movies from my SONY
camcorder trought the firewire port.
throught the USB port, I can without probleme download my pictures from my
camcorder.

I try with severals software and I get already the same results.

Somes details:

Wenn I turn on my camcorder, during 3 seconds the camcorder is recognized by
Windows (opening a little window to ask me what to do) and then the windows
desappeared and I can't use the camcorder.
As well as Windows, my video software ask me that there is a new video
sources and ask if I want to use it. I've not enough time to answer (by
click on yes or no) and the camcorder is not available.

I don't no what is the conflict with Win xp but I think that it is a problem
with windows

I already delete and reinstall the drivers for the IEEE1394 port in the
peripherical menu. Each time I turn on my camcorder, it appears 2 second in
this menu and then desappear.

Did someone has an idee what to do in this case ?

Regards,
Tommy.

PS: sorry for my bad english :-)
 
Hi,
Sorry for butting in, but i have the same problem, my sony DV not being
recognized by the computer. I have firewire functioning on Xp with sp2.
Treeman i have followed your idea before on other threads about reverting
back to Sp 1 firewire drivers, but have not been able to manage it properly.
A couple of questions to clear it up!
1. renaming SP 2.cab file to SP 2 cabe old file In my directory
WINDOWS\DRIVER CACHE\1386 The file is a zip file. Is this the correct file?
2. When copying out the driver files, I can find C:\WINDOWS\Driver
Cache\i386 but can't locate C:\dllcache in SP1
3. How do you know that these driver files in C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i386
are SP 1 files and not Sp 2 files
4. When you say replace SP2 version of the files with SP1 versions, do you
mean delete them, or merely put the new folder with copied files.
5. If I can't find this folder (:\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache ) in system 32
am I looking in the wrong place?
Reading this back, I sound like a twit! Hope it makes some sense. Thanks
 
Hi Pete, Hi Treeman,

as Pete, I try to apply your procedur in order to solve this problem.
And as Pete, I have some problem to anderstand you steps, sorry :-)


What I do is (I do all the step in safe mode):

I search and find the SP1.cab file in C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i386
I couldn't find any dllcache folder even if I tick the "display the contents
of system folders" in the options of windows explorer.
I extract from the sp1 file the following files
Only 1 file was not included in the SP1 file
I rename the SP2.cab file into SP2old.cab
I replace all this files in C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers except enum1394.sys.
I deleted it! (I do a backup of all this files)
But I couldn't replace this files in C:\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache because I
couldn't found this folder.

I deleted then the driver for ohci firewire card in the device manager but I
couldn't reinstall it like you write because for reinstalling it need a .inf
file and not .sys file.
I reinstall then this driver as recommended by windows (did it use the sp1
files or the sp2, I don't no but I think it use the one I copy into
C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers (sp1))

After rebooting my computer, it doesn't work. The camcorder appear a few
seconds but desappear after a few seconds.

What did I wrong

Thanks for your help
tommy




pete said:
Hi,
Sorry for butting in, but i have the same problem, my sony DV not being
recognized by the computer. I have firewire functioning on Xp with sp2.
Treeman i have followed your idea before on other threads about reverting
back to Sp 1 firewire drivers, but have not been able to manage it
properly.
A couple of questions to clear it up!
1. renaming SP 2.cab file to SP 2 cabe old file In my directory
WINDOWS\DRIVER CACHE\1386 The file is a zip file. Is this the correct
file?
2. When copying out the driver files, I can find C:\WINDOWS\Driver
Cache\i386 but can't locate C:\dllcache in SP1
3. How do you know that these driver files in C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i386
are SP 1 files and not Sp 2 files
4. When you say replace SP2 version of the files with SP1 versions, do you
mean delete them, or merely put the new folder with copied files.
5. If I can't find this folder (:\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache ) in system 32
am I looking in the wrong place?
Reading this back, I sound like a twit! Hope it makes some sense. Thanks
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Try the automated version from Microsoft, find a link here
http://www.myvideoproblems.com/ProblemPages/CamNotWorkingUnderSP2.htm

--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com


Tommy said:
Hi Pete, Hi Treeman,

as Pete, I try to apply your procedur in order to solve this problem.
And as Pete, I have some problem to anderstand you steps, sorry :-)


What I do is (I do all the step in safe mode):

I search and find the SP1.cab file in C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i386
I couldn't find any dllcache folder even if I tick the "display the
contents of system folders" in the options of windows explorer.
I extract from the sp1 file the following files
Only 1 file was not included in the SP1 file
I rename the SP2.cab file into SP2old.cab
I replace all this files in C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers except
enum1394.sys. I deleted it! (I do a backup of all this files)
But I couldn't replace this files in C:\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache because
I couldn't found this folder.

I deleted then the driver for ohci firewire card in the device manager but
I couldn't reinstall it like you write because for reinstalling it need a
.inf file and not .sys file.
I reinstall then this driver as recommended by windows (did it use the sp1
files or the sp2, I don't no but I think it use the one I copy into
C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers (sp1))

After rebooting my computer, it doesn't work. The camcorder appear a few
seconds but desappear after a few seconds.

What did I wrong

Thanks for your help
tommy




pete said:
Hi,
Sorry for butting in, but i have the same problem, my sony DV not being
recognized by the computer. I have firewire functioning on Xp with sp2.
Treeman i have followed your idea before on other threads about reverting
back to Sp 1 firewire drivers, but have not been able to manage it
properly.
A couple of questions to clear it up!
1. renaming SP 2.cab file to SP 2 cabe old file In my directory
WINDOWS\DRIVER CACHE\1386 The file is a zip file. Is this the correct
file?
2. When copying out the driver files, I can find C:\WINDOWS\Driver
Cache\i386 but can't locate C:\dllcache in SP1
3. How do you know that these driver files in C:\WINDOWS\Driver
Cache\i386
are SP 1 files and not Sp 2 files
4. When you say replace SP2 version of the files with SP1 versions, do
you
mean delete them, or merely put the new folder with copied files.
5. If I can't find this folder (:\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache ) in system
32
am I looking in the wrong place?
Reading this back, I sound like a twit! Hope it makes some sense.
Thanks
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