Frage von Spick:
have the following problem and hope it fits here purely:
First, my camera is broken comes just s.and jump out again.
And secondly, why in post production goes my firewire connection s.pc anymore. I already bought a new cable and tried with 2 cameras.
But nothing is detected easily.
Now the presumption:
the old Firewire cable you could tuck why always synonymous synonymous runs around.
it may be the fact the Firewire interface is broken now?
or it may be noted the fact synonymous damaging the camera.
precisely because of the error is only since the caputuremoment?
Antwort von nicecam:
I think you still need to describe your problem in more detail. Come with me a little confused over.
If I have understood you correctly, different sources of error could have met in the middle.
If your camera immediately after power goes off must have nothing to do with Firewire too.
You write that the Firewire port on your
PC is broken? Because you have tried it with a flawless cable and 2 perfect cameras?
Is the Firewire port s.der
Camera synonymous broken? Of course, to judge - in order to do that, they would have to go through.
Of course, you - can with a little violence - a Firewire cable to both s.PC (there probably 6-pole) as synonymous s.der camera there (probably 4-pin tuck) runs around, even though the times and sockets are so formed so that in fact no mistake is.
This leads probably to a short circuit that shoots the respective socket.
The damage would probably not s.PC expensive. Since you are exchanging out of the Firewire card.
The damage s.der Camera would be more expensive. The camera must be posted and will be repaired.
The first time, the Manufacturer are usually accommodating. Within the warranty period.
After that - and the second loss of the same type - it will get expensive.
By the way: On my small camera (the Canon HV-20) was broken synonymous times the Firewire port. This will go the way grad described above.
You ought to - in order to be able to narrow your problem exactly - read the following thread carefully:
