How do I transfer videos from my JVC Everio?

How do I transfer videos from my JVC Everio?

1) Connect the camera to your computer using the included USB cable. Also connect the power cable if the battery is low. 3) Find and open the EVERIO_MEM drive (similar to a USB drive). You should find your videos in the PRG001 folder inside the SD_VIDEO folder.

Can I use a JVC camcorder as a webcam?

Click the “Settings” or “Option” menu bar option, then click “Video,” “Video Settings” or “Webcam.” Ensure the device name associated with the camcorder appears as the default webcam device, then click “Apply,” “OK” or “Save.” Use the camcorder as a webcam as you normally would.

What does DC in mean on a camcorder?

DC in is for a power supply to be used instead of the battery. One would plug into the DC jack and then into the wall plug. Mine came with a charger that you insert the battery into and then plug the charger directly into the outlet (no cord involved). I think these are the only accessories. Great little camera.

Is FireWire the same as DV?

These four names all refer to the same interface: IEEE 1394 is the term commonly used in the computer industry. FireWire is the brand name used by Apple. DV is short for “Digital Video,” and is used as the logo for the interface on most video camcorders..

Does DV cable carry audio?

The DV port is bi-directional. These same DV ports/cables carry both the audio and video signal so no extra audio cables are necessary. Some customers may confuse a DV port with a USB port and their associated cables.

Is the JVC Everio gz-hd300 a good camcorder?

The JVC Everio GZ-HD300, like other Everios before it, is a bit of a maverick. Although a number of the smaller camcorder manufacturers have attempted to shoehorn HD video quality into a pocket-friendly format, only Sony’s HDR-TG3 has come close to getting the balance right.

What is the difference between JVC hd10 and hdvideo?

Video is recorded to a 60GB hard disk, and as with the HD10 only the AVCHD format is offered, not the quirky MPEG-2 option JVC favoured until the previous generation. However, JVC has now followed Canon’s lead and added support for High Profile, Level 4.1.

How many megapixels does a JVC camera have?

This is a 3.05-megapixel sensor, too, although JVC only allows still image capture at up to 1,920 x 1,080. Video is recorded to a 60GB hard disk, and as with the HD10 only the AVCHD format is offered, not the quirky MPEG-2 option JVC favoured until the previous generation.

What is the difference between The HD300 and the gz-hd10?

The HD300 cements JVC’s move from three-CCD to single-CMOS sensors. However, despite its smaller size, this model actually sports a larger CMOS than the GZ-HD10, at 1/4.1in compared to 1/4.5in, although not the 1/3in unit of the GZ-HD40.