Capture video from Sony DV video camera
FC6, kernel 2.6.20-1.2962.
lsusb displays the following for my Sony DCR-HC21 DV video camera: Code:
Bus 001 Device 008: ID 054c:00c0 Sony Corp. Handycam DCR-30 Thanks! |
though I don't know this specific camera model I'd say - not possible.
Usually, if the camera has an usb port, it's used for live streaming (like a webcam). I'm not aware of any mini-dv cam, that can capture recorded video via usb. Or does this work in windows ? Incidentally, firewire is absolutely uncomplicated in linux and should work out of the box (if you have a fw port that is ...). |
The usb device is only to access to the to the movies or pictures on the memory stick.
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must have firewire to capture the video to your computer.
FYI, just from trying several of the Linux based video editing and capturing tools, i have gone back to windows for 100% of my video editing. i use Adobe Premier 6.5 and Pro 2.0 (pro sucked balls big time) and they do the job 1000x better then anything i have found in the linux world. plus they just WORK. |
Itīs true that you have to do more in linux to edit a video.
First use Kino to capture from your camcorder then use Cinelerra to edit your video after rendering you have to create a DVD with Qdvdauthor and at least you must burn the dvd with k3b Thatīs the way how I edit my videos in linux. All off the programs do there work without any problems. Itīs not as easy as in windows but itīs free. I donīt know what Premier costs but I know about Pinacle Studio. It costs about 130 which is a lot of money. Itīs a general problem of Linux. For every problem there are a lot of good programs but they can only do a part of that you want to do. In Windows you have only one program which does all the work. Thatīs also a reason why a lot of people are not using linux. |
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It is fully understandable that someone who paid 800 bucks on a software will continue using it ;) |
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I'll have to spend the $ on a Firewire card. From everything I've read, IEEE-1394 easy on Linux. |
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