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<blockquote data-quote="Slydude" data-source="post: 1774024" data-attributes="member: 131855">You might be able to do the transfer using the version of QuickTime Player X that is included with the OS. Try the following procedure once you have the camera:1. Connect the camera to the firewire adapter that you have. 2. Launch QuickTime Player X and choose New Movie Recording from the file menu3. The directions in<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4iBSZN-3mw" target="_blank"> this video</a> will explain a bit more. They are f9or an older version of the program but the process is essentially the same. In newer versions of QuickTime Player the downward triangle is immediately to the right of the record button. Click the triangle to see if your camera appears in the list of audio and video sources. 4. Start the recording then start your tape in the camera.If this process does not work let us know. There may be some changes in the camera settings that need to be made.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Slydude, post: 1774024, member: 131855"] You might be able to do the transfer using the version of QuickTime Player X that is included with the OS. Try the following procedure once you have the camera: 1. Connect the camera to the firewire adapter that you have. 2. Launch QuickTime Player X and choose New Movie Recording from the file menu 3. The directions in[URL="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4iBSZN-3mw"] this video[/URL] will explain a bit more. They are f9or an older version of the program but the process is essentially the same. In newer versions of QuickTime Player the downward triangle is immediately to the right of the record button. Click the triangle to see if your camera appears in the list of audio and video sources. 4. Start the recording then start your tape in the camera. If this process does not work let us know. There may be some changes in the camera settings that need to be made. [/QUOTE]

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