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Older video camera. usb transfer.

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Im not big into video editing. But me and my freindsfor a nine weeks high school project we got a video project to o. This is my first mac I have th current mid-line macbook.

Is their anyway to record the stuff via usb like i would on a windows pc?

The video camera is a sony dvr-trv27.
 
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no imovie only accepts firewire input.

I was unable to find information on your camera. What kind of camera is it? (ie. dv, dvd, hd, etc.)
 

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