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Ok So I was having trouble with blurry video and was told to order an Ilink
1394 4 pin to 4 pin port cable. so I ordered that and waited patiently for it to arrive. Once it arrived I hooked the thing in to my camera and proceded to look for a ilink port in my computer to plug the cable into. that is where I have run in to a problem. My computer doesnt have a port for a 4 pin Ilink cable. *exasperated*. I really want to get my movies started but now I don't know what to do. do they even make a 4 pin to 6 pink Ilink cable? I am sure they do but now I am stuck with this 4 pin to 4 pin cable. does anyone else have any bright ideas as to what else i can do? -- Thank you Soo Much |
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Actually when I was involved in this conversation, at least I think I was, I
said I was not aware of any difference between an iLink cable and a firewire cable. I did things the easy way when I got my camera. I went to Wal-Mart and bought a firewire cable plugged it into my computer and then plugged it into my camera. Take your camera with you to a computer store and they will be able to set you up with the correct cable. "DeeDee" <DeeDee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4A2F970D-8E8D-4EBC-8DE2-94B70893B623@microsoft.com... > Ok So I was having trouble with blurry video and was told to order an > Ilink > 1394 > 4 pin to 4 pin port cable. so I ordered that and waited patiently for it > to > arrive. Once it arrived I hooked the thing in to my camera and proceded to > look for a ilink port in my computer to plug the cable into. that is where > I > have run in to a problem. My computer doesnt have a port for a 4 pin Ilink > cable. *exasperated*. I really want to get my movies started but now I > don't > know what to do. do they even make a 4 pin to 6 pink Ilink cable? I am > sure > they do but now I am stuck with this 4 pin to 4 pin cable. does anyone > else > have any bright ideas as to what else i can do? > > -- > Thank you Soo Much |
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Four to six is common. When I bought an IEEE1394 card, it came with a
four to six cable. $16.99 for the package. dCables, Support@dcables.com. DeeDee wrote: > Ok So I was having trouble with blurry video and was told to order an Ilink > 1394 > 4 pin to 4 pin port cable. so I ordered that and waited patiently for it to > arrive. Once it arrived I hooked the thing in to my camera and proceded to > look for a ilink port in my computer to plug the cable into. that is where I > have run in to a problem. My computer doesnt have a port for a 4 pin Ilink > cable. *exasperated*. I really want to get my movies started but now I don't > know what to do. do they even make a 4 pin to 6 pink Ilink cable? I am sure > they do but now I am stuck with this 4 pin to 4 pin cable. does anyone else > have any bright ideas as to what else i can do? > |
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Don't worry about it. I got it this time. I was the one who should have
looked at my computer and saw that it needed to the 4 to 6 pin cable. I will just go and get another cable. no worrys. Thank you for all of your help -- Thank you Soo Much "Wojo" wrote: > Actually when I was involved in this conversation, at least I think I was, I > said I was not aware of any difference between an iLink cable and a firewire > cable. I did things the easy way when I got my camera. I went to Wal-Mart > and bought a firewire cable plugged it into my computer and then plugged it > into my camera. Take your camera with you to a computer store and they will > be able to set you up with the correct cable. > > "DeeDee" <DeeDee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:4A2F970D-8E8D-4EBC-8DE2-94B70893B623@microsoft.com... > > Ok So I was having trouble with blurry video and was told to order an > > Ilink > > 1394 > > 4 pin to 4 pin port cable. so I ordered that and waited patiently for it > > to > > arrive. Once it arrived I hooked the thing in to my camera and proceded to > > look for a ilink port in my computer to plug the cable into. that is where > > I > > have run in to a problem. My computer doesnt have a port for a 4 pin Ilink > > cable. *exasperated*. I really want to get my movies started but now I > > don't > > know what to do. do they even make a 4 pin to 6 pink Ilink cable? I am > > sure > > they do but now I am stuck with this 4 pin to 4 pin cable. does anyone > > else > > have any bright ideas as to what else i can do? > > > > -- > > Thank you Soo Much > > > |
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