Hi
Can it be so that Your Dazzle also is blown ?
I blow two Cameras, one Dazzle and a hard disk - by connecting the 6-pin end
of the FW-Cable 180 deg wrong. Can't do that - assymetric. Sorry it was to easy
when the connector was on my Macs back.
If You are sure that the Dazzle is OK
and that the FW-port on Your Mac also is OK
Then test Your Camera analog out to a TV to see that this works OK
Now Connect the analog end (RCA) to the in side of the Dazzle and connect
the FW between D and Your Mac.
Now start iMovie and see if it finds Your Camera.
alt go to About this Mac under the Apple up left corner of screen. Now ask for
more info and see if Your Mac identifies Your Dazzle.
If all of this works - You should be able to import into iMovie by Manually
press Play on Your Camera and select import in iMovie.
The Dazzle Can be set to PAL or NTSC. It should be same as Camera and so should
the iMovie project.
Good luck! Bengt W
Can it be so that Your Dazzle also is blown ?
I blow two Cameras, one Dazzle and a hard disk - by connecting the 6-pin end
of the FW-Cable 180 deg wrong. Can't do that - assymetric. Sorry it was to easy
when the connector was on my Macs back.
If You are sure that the Dazzle is OK
and that the FW-port on Your Mac also is OK
Then test Your Camera analog out to a TV to see that this works OK
Now Connect the analog end (RCA) to the in side of the Dazzle and connect
the FW between D and Your Mac.
Now start iMovie and see if it finds Your Camera.
alt go to About this Mac under the Apple up left corner of screen. Now ask for
more info and see if Your Mac identifies Your Dazzle.
If all of this works - You should be able to import into iMovie by Manually
press Play on Your Camera and select import in iMovie.
The Dazzle Can be set to PAL or NTSC. It should be same as Camera and so should
the iMovie project.
Good luck! Bengt W
Dazzle Hollywood Dv Bridge
Dazzle Hollywood Dv Bridge Software Mac Download
Dec 28, 2001 This question is a little long and complex, so please bear with me. I'm trying to capture VHS using the Hollywood Dazzle DV bridge. To get the signal to the bridge, I'm using a SCART to RCA adaptor, i.e. A SCART plug with a video output to an RCA jack, and stereo audio to two RCA jacks.