What is the CD-ROM part number for a Sony DCR-HC30 digital video camera recorder?

Question

I can't find my cd. Or do you know where online I can find the part number?

Answer 1

hi all

i am trying to download from my sony DCR-P55 mini dv camcorder. the drivers i have are no good as they donot support vista! when i go looking on sony web site i can download drivers but it's asking for a CD-ROM part number! that is where i am stuck! i looked in device manager and it has a number for the CD/DVD drive but the sony page is not excepting it as a valid number.

Any ideas where i can get the number from?

Sorry to hijack this thread but it seemed the same question to me.

Cheers

Answer 2

Usually, drivers are bundled w/ the OS (XP or Vista for windows).  Try this...

DCR-HC30, a miniDV vcam, must be FIREWIRE400**-connected to pc to upload video thru video capture or video editing* software while vcam is ON PLAYBACK.  Note: DV or Firewire port of vcam is 4pin. Before cable purchase** (Vcam/4pin=>firewireCABLE=>PC (4/ 6pin?), check pc for DV or firewire port, whether 4 or 6 pin. If none, install firewire card: pci for pc or pcmcia for laptop.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firewire    

for starters, free Windows Movie Maker* (XP-wmm2 & Vista-wmm6) provides simple & easy way to learn the ropes < click help for details>. Upgrade to intermediate video editing applications accdg. to need & skill level

http://video-editing-software-review.top...

      video editing process- XP/wmm2

      >>> open wmm- start/all programs/wmm->TASK pane

1. Capture video stream** - editing software remotely controls vcam operations

2. Edit- drag/drop video files->timeline & enhance w/effects, transition, music & titles

3. Finish (render)- save Movie –OK for youTube, also save Project.msmmw file

      >>> Share-burn to CD (if DvD, use DvD authoring app, e.g.,DvD Flick, Nero, etc.)

For Vista/wmm6, t’is similar: Import/ Edit/ Publish/ WindowsDVD or Nero for authoring

Answer 3

.MOD file is the video file format used on many digital camcorders, such as the JVC Everio, and the Panasonic D-Snap SD-card camcorders. I have seen all the JVC mod file problems and hope that the following is helpful. MOD files are not MPEG-2 files although the video they contain is MPEG-2 (in the same way that VOB files are not MPEG-2 files). Go to check the most important tips & tricks when you cut, split, join, convert and burn .mod files.

http://www.modconverter.com/mod-join-con...

http://www.modconverter.com/