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03-Sep-2010, 07:12 PM #1
Solved: Video transfer from Sony Handycam Using Windows 7
I have a Sony digital DV handycam DCR-HC20 that I want to transfer video to my Windows 7 computer. I understand USB not compatable for doing so (pretty dumb if you ask me since XP was great) and Sony said to get i.LINK cable and go that route. I don't mind doing that but is that really the only route? I even thought about going AV out of my handycam.

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04-Sep-2010, 05:10 AM #2
If it's tape then firewire is the only way to transfer.
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05-Sep-2010, 03:51 PM #3
Yep - i Link is firewire.
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yup, everything I read says same...........................
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