I Have A Sony Handycam But I Don’t Have The Proper Software To Upoload The Images? How Or What Can I Download?

Posted by benny in FreeWare on July 12th, 2009 | one response

I have a Sony Handycam and I don’t have the proper software apparently and I need to be able to upload video files from the mini dvd in the camera but I have no idea what I can do in order to get this to work? Any suggestions other than call sony or some bs answer like that?

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One Response to “I Have A Sony Handycam But I Don’t Have The Proper Software To Upoload The Images? How Or What Can I Download?”

  1. Little Dog says:
    July 12, 2009 at 10:06 pm

    Download and install HandBrake.http://handbrake.fr/
    Finalize the disc (if required – read the manual).
    Take the disc out of your camera and put it in the DRAWER loading DVD drive in your computer. Never put a small or odd-sized disc in a slot loader – you will break the optical drive and scratch the disc. Get an external drawer loader if needed.
    Launch Handbrake.
    Rip the video and save the new file to a video file type your video editor can deal with. MovieMaker likes AVI and WMV (among others); iMovie likes MP4 and mov (among others).
    When the ripping is complete, Quit HandBrake.
    Launch the video editor.
    Drag the converted/ripped file to the clips/collections or timeline pane.

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