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Q.  How do I connect my digital video camera to a computer?
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With moving video, this will depend on the specification of your camera. There are several methods available depending on the specification of your camera and your requirements. If you have a camera with an iLink (IEEE1394 compatible) DV (Digital Video) socket, you could use a Firewire interface which, in a lot of cases, will need to be installed on your PC. Using this method with cameras that have DV out you can capture, with applicable software (not supplied by JVC), moving as well as still video images digitally to your computer. This may be useful for streaming video clips over the Internet as well as making Multimedia or Video CD-ROMs and DVD-R discs if you have a suitable DVD-R drive inside your computer. If your camera has an iLink DV in/out socket, you can not only capture digital video to your PC but also transfer video back into the camera. This is useful if your interest is in Non-Linear computer video editing where your final tape will be recorded back to MiniDV tape to show to friends or family as a video presentation. Most modern computers running Windows come with Windows Movie Maker which will get you started. Some software editing systems that use Firewire interfaces allow the control of suitably specified cameras. If your camera only has analogue video outputs, you could add an analogue video capture device for moving images to your PC. This may come as either a separate card, an external device connected to your USB ports (if you have these on your PC) or integrated with your main graphics card. Also, such a device would be useful for analogue video output from your computer if you have a camera with DV out but no DV in and you want to transfer the edited video clips, captured on your computer using a Firewire card, to VHS tapes. Most of the digital video cameras currently available feature video capture and camera streaming via the camera's USB connector.

For older cameras, if you require JLIP control of your camera and still image capture to a PC, you could use a product like the JVC GV-CB3 JLIP video capture box which allows still image capture from any analogue video source and control of JLIP devices. However, if your camera is one of our later designs with a PC digital still socket, then you could use a product like the JVC HS-V4KIT JLIP Capture Pack.

So, to sum up, the method you use will be very dependent on the specification of your computer. You can use a Firewire interface only if your camera has a "DV in and out" (Firewire, IEEE1394, iLink) and your computer has a firewire card and input. If not , you will need an analogue video capture card for your PC capable of capturing moving video. JVC (UK) Ltd does not sell such interfaces or software for full motion video editing on either a PC or an Apple Mac. Below are links to manufacturers of suitable products. Before purchasing, please be sure to check that any products you purchase are suitable for your particular application.

www.matrox.com
www.dazzle.com
www.adobe.com
www.belkin.com
www.pinnacle.com
www.apple.com
www.roxio.com
www.ulead.com