The Sony lineup of Handycams comes with several additional programming features, including software to help upload the content from the video camera to the computer. However, if you have a Mac system you may find the supplied program only installs on a Windows computer. Because of this, you need to download the appropriate programming for a Mac directly from the Sony website.
This how-to video walks you through how to install the Sony PlayMemories Home software on your computer if it isn't already, and then walks you through how t. After connect and download media files to Mac, you can watch them with your favorite media player, or convert to other video formats for further editing in iMovie, Final Cut Pro, QuickTime, etc. Read the following parts to learn the easy steps to convert and connect camcorder videos on Mac. Steps to Import Photos and Videos to Mac; Part 2. Get Sony Handycam to recognize and import videos to Mac I have a Sony DSR-SX40 and was having the same problem. I finally contacted on Apple Care and they walked me through plugging in my camera and I was able to get my Mac to recognize my videos. This is the sequence I used: 1.
Open your Internet browser and navigate to Sony's website (see Resources). Choose 'Service and Support,' then click 'Drivers and Software.'
Choose 'Digital Camcorders' as the Product and click 'Continue.'
Select the Handycam camera you have, then choose the model number for the video camera. Cisco anyconnect 10.10.
Click the operating system pull-down menu for the Sony camera and select the Mac OS version that is installed on the computer. Animal jam neon bow.
Sony Handycam Manual
Select the Software download listed at the bottom of the screen and it begins to download directly to the computer.
Double-click the downloaded file, then follow the short series of prompts from the installation wizard once it loads to install the programming onto your Mac computer. Hack photoshop.
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How To Download Videos From Sony Handycam To Mac Computer
Greyson Ferguson is a graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design with a degree in film and television. He currently resides in Lansing, Michigan where he works on independent film projects and writes for numerous publications. Ferguson primarily focuses on computer and electronic articles. Greyson produces TheDailyUpbeat.com, focusing on only upbeat news stories with daily updates.