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Video Camera Conection?

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uhhh macbook (black) 120gb HD 2gb Ram and a intel core duo processor at 2.o ghz
I am trying to take the video clips off of my miniDV panasonic camcorder.... Wen i plug it in to my macbook it isnt recongnized!!! I'm using a USB to conect... Should I use Firewire?:Oops:
 
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yes, use firewire, then open iMovie, and under the preview window there is a little switch that you can move to see the external camera, hit record on imovie, or import, and then play on your camera.

Brian
 

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