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Dave
I have a Firewire card which came from an older PC (1999 ADS Technologies
PCI card.
Chip details:
94A3CEJ
TSB12LV22
F71125A)
When the card was installed, XP automatically defined it as a "Texas
Instruments OHCI compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller" & installed the
drivers etc for it.
I am trying to use Microsoft Movie Maker2 to import Digital Movies from a
Sony Digital Handycam. Unfortunately this, and another program I have tried,
inform me that "A video capture device was not connected. Verify that a
device is turned on and connected properly, and then try again," I have
checked the card details in Device Manager & there is no conflict & the
device is "operating correctly". The IRQ assigned is 19 & not shared with
any other device. Can you shed any light on what may be preventing
recognition of the card/handycam.???
I have had the Handycam on & the movie playing, or paused when the program
is started - still no recognition. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Dave
PCI card.
Chip details:
94A3CEJ
TSB12LV22
F71125A)
When the card was installed, XP automatically defined it as a "Texas
Instruments OHCI compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller" & installed the
drivers etc for it.
I am trying to use Microsoft Movie Maker2 to import Digital Movies from a
Sony Digital Handycam. Unfortunately this, and another program I have tried,
inform me that "A video capture device was not connected. Verify that a
device is turned on and connected properly, and then try again," I have
checked the card details in Device Manager & there is no conflict & the
device is "operating correctly". The IRQ assigned is 19 & not shared with
any other device. Can you shed any light on what may be preventing
recognition of the card/handycam.???
I have had the Handycam on & the movie playing, or paused when the program
is started - still no recognition. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Dave