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Getting DV video into Premiere Pro (Windows 7) Start your computer to home page. Make sure your IEEE 1394 device is connected with a Legacy Driver. Make sure you are not using a USB cable. Then there is something wrong with either the 1394 driver. You may not have an analog capture device in the.

Studio has the ability to capture from many different capture devices. The message above is giving the basic troubleshooting steps on 2 broad categories of capture devices, Digital and Analog. Examples of digital devices are DV, Digital 8 or HDV camcorders.

If you are trying to capture from this type of device, please go to Case 1, below. Examples of analog devices are 8mm or Hi-8 camcorders, DVD players or VCRs.

If you are trying to capture from one of these devices, then please go to Case 2, below. Case 1: If you are capturing from a Digital source (DV, Digital 8, HDV) follow these steps: 1. Studio source has to be set to 1394. In Studio, click on the Setup pulldown menu, then click on Capture Source. NOTE: if there is no option for DV Camcorder, then Windows is not loading the 1394 Host controller driver. Skip to Step 3 below to troubleshoot the driver in Device Manager. Once the driver is loaded properly, then restart with Step 1 again.

Check the DV, Digital 8 or HDV camcorder for ALL of the following: • Ensure the camera is in PLAY mode. Some camcorder vendors may use different terminology such as 'VTR' or 'VCR'. They all mean the same thing, that the camcorder is going to play from the tape. The camcorder cannot be in Camera mode. • The camcorder needs to be turned on.

• The camcorder should also be powered by AC power. Do not run off battery power. Install Demo Database Peoplesoft. • The camcorder needs to be connected to the computer via a 1394 cable to the firewire port. If you are unsure what a 1394 connector looks like, • Disconnect and reconnect the 1394 cable to both the camcorder and the computer making sure that it is seated all the way into the 1394 port. If you have more than one 1394 port, try all of the ports. Make sure you are not using a USB cable connected to a USB port on a still image camera or a DV/DVD camcorder.