I have a panasonic PV-GS29 Camcorder. I opened up Imovie and tried to put the movie on there. but I can't. It is saying there is no camera attached or connected. but there is.. what can I do? I re plugged everything in, I have a firewire cable.. I dont know where to go from here. I have never done this. any help will be appreciated thanks. Mandy
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Connect your camcorder to you system using the firewire cable. Place the camcorder in VCR mode, then start up iMovie. Near the bottom left corner of the iMovie screen. you see a little slide switch. One side is for importing video (camera) and the other side is for editing (scissors). Select the camera side, you should be in video import mode. From there you should be able to control the camera from with in iMovie.
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