Hardware Analysis Community Forums http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/10802/ 2009-01-07T14:06:52-05:00 http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/10802/ http://media.hardwareanalysis.com/halogo.gif text/html 2005-02-20T18:39:15-05:00 dj kwassa http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/10802/#244462 hi friends I have the same problem:<br /> <br /> i used the dv-in lite software to enable DV in and analog in/out . it worked until I installed the SP2 XP. <br /> It seems that after<br /> this SP2 installation, some code has been transmitted to the camcorder resulting of stopping all input/output.<br /> <br /> So I used DV-IN .exe to set up to the factory presets and enabling again all functions.<br /> It seems now that the analog OUT is okay but DV EDITING blinks : READY / NOT READY...<br /> I'm tired of this problem !!!! the only SURE thing is that the problem appears with the XP SP2...<br /> <br /> text/html 2004-01-14T12:02:06-05:00 Peter McCloy http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/10802/#93022 I have experienced the same problem with:<br /> Win XP + SP1<br /> IEEE 1394 card VIA vt6306 chipset<br /> <br /> The card was installed and I had the Code 10 error. Installation instructions were very poor quality. Eventually located a reference to IEEE 1394 requiring power. I found a power interface on the IEEE card and connected a diskette drive power cable.<br /> <br /> Re-start and problem resolved. Have re-connected Sony TRV110E camcorder and successfully captured video.<br /> <br /> Good luck... text/html 2004-01-13T19:41:55-05:00 stuart page http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/10802/#92760 I also have the same problem with the DCR-TRV110e PAL and XP, I've recently bought a pc, and have said firewire cable, what is the firewire card for?? sorry just learning! text/html 2004-01-02T21:31:33-05:00 Jim Harr http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/10802/#88527 You are not alone<br /> I have exactly the same problem with Windows ME and my Sony DCR TRV20E camcorder.<br /> PCI firewire card ok in device manager. Firewire cable tested ok. Camera not even seen by comp so cant transfer video.<br /> No drivers came with the camcorder. Does anyone know of any drivers that may be necessary for the Sony camcorders?<br /> I think this must be a driver issue, Does anybody have any other ideas? text/html 2003-10-25T12:53:09-05:00 khur baig http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/10802/#69646 I have the same problem with my tekram 1394 firewire card. I have TRV 110. When I plug in the camera nothing happens. I have tryied to plug camera in my neighbours computer(he has pinacle firewire card) and then it work. I have also used my firewire cable in his computer. <br /> We have the same XP version. He has not updated any thing. I tryied to update by downloading patch from windows knowledge base. Didnt work. I also tryied w2k drivers but still dont work. Computer doesnt say &quot;found new camera&quot; or something.<br /> <br /> The firewire card is instaled and is &quot;working proberly&quot; by device manager.<br /> <br /> Think I have to install w2k! text/html 2003-10-20T11:13:10-05:00 Sander Sassen http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/10802/#68173 It could very well be a driver issue, I highly doubt there's a hardware failure. Try to see whether you can get Sony to issue a driver to you, as otherwise you obviously cannot use the camera to edit your footage on the PC.<br /> <br /> Kind regards,<br /> text/html 2003-10-20T11:06:15-05:00 Frode Bergflodt http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/10802/#68172 I have exactly the same problem! I have been searching all over for a driver which make it possible for the PC to &quot;see&quot; the camcorder (Sony DCR-TRV110E PAL) without results. Some dealers are very keen to sell me a new IEEE1394 Firewire-card which is compatible with this camera. Well, I don't think it is the card. I'm leaning to the theory that Sony hasn't made a driver yet. According to Knowledge Base-Article-300459 (Microsoft) the Windows XP doesn't include a driver for TRV110. My askings to Sony customer suppotrt hasn't helped me either.<br /> I have not given up! I am sure at least 100 more Sony users have the same problem as us.<br /> Inform me if you get any help!! text/html 2003-08-08T20:51:41-05:00 marc cardoen http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/10802/#0 I tried to connect this camcorder to my PC. After installing a IEEE1394-PCI card and an upgrade to windows XP , the card was found by the computer. Plugging in the camcorder and nothing happens.<br /> Doing the same by a friend's PC (his camcorder works correctly) ... same results.<br /> I went to Sony Londerzeel Belgium and after a short check from a technician, he confirmed a bad DV-OUT. <br /> Solution : repair by Sony with a cost of at least 165 €<br /> .<br /> I personally think that there is no hardware failure.<br /> <br /> Do you think it can be solved with this LanC-software ?