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Windows movie maker

C

Canny Scot

Flightless Bird
Hi

I have just linked up my sony handycam to my computer which is running vista
32 bit. I managed to download video on to windows movie maker. I also have
Roxio 2009 installed and when I switched to this to download the remainder
of the video it did not recognise the video camera as being connected.

When I switched back to Movie Maker, it does not recognise the camera being
connected either. Compatibility issues?

Thanks
 
R

R. McCarty

Flightless Bird
Probably you'll have better luck with a Vista or Roxio forum posting.

As a general rule when you replace a Windows feature with a 3rd
party app it's best to use the 3rd-party one. Some USB devices draw
the limit of 500-mA of current and may cause an overload where the
device disappears from the Device table even though it's plugged in.

"Canny Scot" <Canny Scot@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E2857ACB-A377-4561-9F4E-049DA8AA6E88@microsoft.com...
> Hi
>
> I have just linked up my sony handycam to my computer which is running
> vista
> 32 bit. I managed to download video on to windows movie maker. I also
> have
> Roxio 2009 installed and when I switched to this to download the
> remainder
> of the video it did not recognise the video camera as being connected.
>
> When I switched back to Movie Maker, it does not recognise the camera
> being
> connected either. Compatibility issues?
>
> Thanks
 
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