Panasonic?

Question

Are there any programs where i can upload my panasonic vidoes

or were i can edit them made ofr panasonmic

download link please

Answer 1

Have you tried Panasonic support??

Answer 2

It depends on the Panasonic camcorder.

If it is a miniDV tape based camcorder, you will connect it to your computer with a Firewire (IEEE1394a, i.Link - all the same thing) cable. Launch iMovie (Apple Macintosh) or MovieMaker (Windows) and with the camcorder in edit/play mode, import or capture the video. USB will not work.

If it is a hard drive or flash memory based camcorder, you will connect the camcorder using USB. For Apple Macintosh, you need to download and install StreamClip.

http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/vi...

Connect the camcorder to the Mac. The camcorder memory will mount like any other mass storage removable USB device. Launch StreamClip. Import the copied video; export the video as DV or .mov. Quit StreamClip; Launch iMovie, drag the converted files into the clips pane or the timeline. Windows MovieMaker should be fine with that MPEG2 video.

If you have a choice, PLEASE DO NOT USE A DVD BASED CAMCORDER. The video quality is horrible (especially for editing), the small discs should NEVER be put in a slot-loading optical drive and the discs are a pain. BUT if you don't have a choice, hopefully, your computer has a drawer loading DVD drive... because then you can download and install HandBrake

http://handbrake.fr/

and rip the video. If you have a slot loading optical drive - or that drive ONLY does CDs (not DVD) or if the camcorder is analog (VHS, VHS-C or Hi8), then you will need to use an "analog/digital bridge". If your computer has only USB, use one from Pinnacle:

http://www.pinnaclesys.com/PublicSite/us...

If your computer has a firewire port, then the Canopus bridges are great:

http://canopus.com/products/videoconvers...

If the camera is actually a still camera that happens to take highly compressed video, take the memory card out of the camera, use a card reader to copy the files and follow the instructions for hard drive or flash memory based camcorders.