I've finally got a Hi8 deck, the Canopus ADVC 110 and a firewire card for my Win 7 computer so that I can convert my 8mm and Hi8 tapes to digital. I can play the tapes on the deck and watch them on my TV, but can't figure out how to get the signal from the firewire output of the Canopus to be recognized by, which I had planned to use to record the output to hard drive. I am using a brand new firewire cable. Ford 655c Backhoe Manual more.

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When it is plugged and unplugged, Windows gives the audio signal that a device has been added or removed, so I am pretty certain that the cable is good. When plugged into the computer, the Canopus status light comes on, which would indicate that the Canopus is getting power. All I can get is 'No Video Device Found' What am I doing wrong? Make sure you're using a 6 pin firewire cable (computer supplies power).

If 4 pin you must use the ac adapter with the device otherwise you'll get the connection sound but unable to capture from the device. American Baler Instruction Manual. I am using a 6x6 cable with the Canopus. Without the 6 pin connection, the Canopus cannot power on and makes no connection sound when plugged in.

The camcorder has it's own source of power and only accepts the 4 pin cable. Both are apparently recognized by Windows when plugged in, but neither is recognized. I have checked everything I know to check regarding the firewire card. Windows says that it is working properly. Garmin Zumo 660 Usb Drivers there. When the camcorder is plugged in a new device appears in the 'Devices and Printers' window called '61883 Class Bus Device' under a section titled 'Unspecified'. It is an old Sony digital camcorder(model DCR-TRV520) that Windows is apparently unable to identify other than generically.(According to Microsoft, 'The IEC-61883 specification defines a connection protocol for electronic audio and video devices.

IEC-61883 is used by IEEE 1394 audio and video devices.' ) When the camcorder is turned off, the device disappears from the 'Devices and Printers' window. When the Canopus is plugged in a new device appears in the 'Devices and Printers' window called 'AV/C Tape Recorder/Player' under a section titled 'Devices'. When the Canopus is unplugged, the device disappears from the 'Devices and Printers' window. So, Windows knows that the Canopus has been connected, but may not be properly/completely identifying it? This is all so confusing!