How to download video to iMac computer ?
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Play memories home does not seem to support MAC OS. Check with Sony tech support. Otherwise, connect the camcorder as a storage device, copy and paste your video file. Third option, import using a third party video editor. Check if Sony Vega Movie Maker or Cyberlink Power Director would work.
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Just plug in to an open usb port and open iMovie. Then click on the camera button and the computer will, after a slight delay, show the clips on the camera. You can then import all, or any individual clips you want. Very easy. You do need a recent version of iMovie, since the older versions did not handle the avchd format that the camera uses.
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You should use imovie for all IOS X systems.when you connect your camera it will show you automaticaly all videos there. I think it converts for suitable format for iosx and downloads from camera to your iMac.
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I just hook up the usb cable to the iMac and import directly into iMovie. Works great!
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You have to contact PERRLA and they will send you the link to download to a MAC
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Actually, I hooked up my little AipTek video camera to my eMac last night--it's true that iPhoto doesn't recognize videos recorded on it, but if you open its icon on the desktop and go to the video folder, and double-click on the file icon, Quicktime will play it. Good enough for me.
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Yes you can put it on the Mac. The file format for video are AVI and photos are JPEG. You might need to use another program free at the MacApp store to convert files for iMovie, but you definatly can put files on Mac to share.
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Try the DisplayLink Website: http://www.displaylink.com/support/mac_downloads.php
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I have only transferred video fro the camera to a Windows PC and it was using the firewire cable. I guess there must exist some firewire adapter for the mac.
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You should have a open source software for Mac (like MPEG StreamClip) to transform the MPEG2 encoded video in file .dv and then you could access them with iMovie.
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I think so, I downloaded video to my PC, so I am pretty sure you can do the same thing to Mac
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I got this cam as a gift for my parents and they have a mac,i believe running OS X. they've had no problems pulling images off the memory card
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I also need help here. I just bought a DCR-DVD108 and I use apple. I can't figure out how to import the video.
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There is desktop software for the Macintosh. You need to remove the SD card from the BlackVue and connect it to your Mac. There is a BlackVue app for the iPhone and iPad that allows you to live view your BlackVue video and recorded files. Right now you can only physically transport your files to your Macintosh.
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Yes, I have a Mac and just take the memory card out of the camera, put it into my Mac and download all my videos.
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Remove the SDXC card from the video recorder. Put it in the SC card slot on the Mac.... BAM!! iMove, iPhoto, and other software that run on the Mac will use the data off the card. :) I have OS-10.9.3 running.
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Any video card is MAC compatible if you have Mountain lion or hire installed I would buy a newer nvidia myself keep your old vid card just in-case you have to reinstall and upgrade OSx
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No. I purchased mine to connect to my external Disk Drives. However I am converting my VHSTapes to DVD'S. Your camcorder is analog Video and has to be converted to Digital video. You may be interested in the attached. It will convert your camcordert so it can be sent to the iMac. It comes with an Installation Disk and it worked like a charm for me. You will have to buy the connecting cables as the leads on the attachment are only about 10" long. It will plug into the USB Port. Good Luck... BobZee... If you decide to buy be sure to order the Mac Version... http://www.roxio.com/enu/promotions/landing/easy-vhs-to-dvd/search/default.html?source=VHSgoog&gclid;=CO6flNqylr0CFa9cMgodDHoAQg No. I purchased mine to connect to my external Disk Drives. However I am converting my VHSTapes to DVD'S. Your camcorder is analog Video and has to be converted to Digital video. You may be interested in the attached. It will convert your camcordert so it can be sent to the iMac. It comes with an Installation Disk and it worked like a charm for me. You will have to buy the connecting cables as the leads on the attachment are only about 10" long. It will plug into the USB Port. Good Luck... BobZee... If you decide to buy be sure to order the Mac Version...... » Read More No. I purchased mine to connect to my external Disk Drives. However I am converting my VHSTapes to DVD'S. Your camcorder is analog Video and has to be converted to Digital video. You may be interested in the attached. It will convert your camcordert so it can be sent to the iMac. It comes with an Installation Disk and it worked like a charm for me. You will have to buy the connecting cables as the leads on the attachment are only about 10" long. It will plug into the USB Port. Good Luck... BobZee... If you decide to buy be sure to order the Mac Version... http://www.roxio.com/enu/promotions/landing/easy-vhs-to-dvd/search/default.html?source=VHSgoog&gclid;=CO6flNqylr0CFa9cMgodDHoAQg « Show Less
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The camera converts the video to an AVI file upon completion of recording. That file is then downloaded. If you have software running on the Mac that can play that file format you should be all set. Also it must have either a USB connection or the ability to read an SD card to download the file. The manual does not mention Macs.
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Please help as I'm still a little new to the Mac world. I dragged the files to iMovie but their just blank--I hear the audio but not visual. I did update to iLife 08. Would the DivX plugin help?