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KIRKLAND, Wash.----The Bluetooth Special Interest Group today recognized JVC for its unique and innovative use of Bluetooth technology in the HD Everio GZ-HM550. Aside from the camera’s long battery life, exceptional product features, and sleek design, the HD Everio GZ-HM550 employs a variety of innovative Bluetooth wireless technology applications that further the capabilities of the device.
Question about using a JVC Digital video cam?

OK, I have a JVC digi video cam...model # GR-DV800U
I am trying to find a way to put a video from the camcorder straight to the computer. I have heard you need a Firewire DV wire. What kind of software do I need to use this on the computer? I need the easiest way to do this possible. LOL Is there a web site where I can get everything I need to do this? I have a 1GB memory card for the camera as well, and I can put the video on there, but not sure if I can get it from the memory card to the computer using just my USB cable.

Please HELP! LOL If you can, just give me any and all options available to me, and any experience you have had doing this! Thanks!!

SD card is a bad option. One miniDV tape can equal 8.6 GB

Here's what you need:
- JVC Camcorder and a tape with stuff recorded on it

- 6 pin to 4 pin "IEEE 1394 cable" (Known as firewire)

- A FAST PC (pentium4 at least 2.0gHZ) that is clean without spyware and resource hogging programs running in the background.

- Your PC needs to have a Firewire connection, if not, then buy a PCI card to plug that cable into it.

- Now you need to download capturing software like Pinnacle 10 or Ulead Media Studio. Very simple programs to use.

- Connect the camcorder to the PC, then start the software. Some settings in the software may be required because there are many types of devices. Remember that you are using "MS IEEE 1394" plugin for any software.

The software programs that I mention can burn DVDs, so follow their instructions.

NOTE:
If you can't get the software, Windows XP will prompt you to use their Movie-Maker software when you plug the cable into the PC. This is an option, to test your equipment, but I don't recommend using their software, due to loss of video quality. Give it a try anyhow, because you may want to use that for YouTUBE stuff, which is fine.

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JVC GZ-HM1 HD Camcorder Price Drop

The JVC GZ-HM1 is one of JVCs Flagship HD Camcorders, new to the market in 2010, and is aimed at serious video makers who need tons of recording time with all the rest of the features now expected and demanded by users.

JVC certainly provided the recording time with a whopping 64GB of internal flash memory, and then went one step further and added an SD/SDHC card slot which can add another 64GB. You can record continually for days with this beast!

Quality recordings are the priority of JVC GZ-HM1 HD Camcorder users.

That's why JVC included Advanced Image Stabilizers, a 16x dynamic zoom, rear illuminated CMOS sensor for super low lux recording, great still shot capability, 24 mbps bit rate recording, face recognition, built-in flash, time lapse and more. I think you get the picture, this HD Camcorder has it all.

If you are a serious Videographer with the opportunity to make some cash by having the best equipment in your block, recording local area activities, the time is right to make that step to become the Video Guy in your area to book.

Now for the best bit, the massive price drop.

Just last week, this mighty HD Camcorder would have set you back over $1,100.

This week, the 1st week in June 2010 it will cost you under $900. You read that right, under 900 bucks, but don't hang around!!! The price will rise again.

Free shipping and even interest free credit is offered, so for a saving of $300, check it out fast. JVC GZ-HM1 HD Camcorder

About the Author

Art Speck is an experienced Video Guy and Social Videographer having worked for 30 years in the business.

Being retired gives him time to enjoy his passion for video cameras and in particular high definition camcorders.

The year 2010 is Digital HD Camcorder Year, with every major manufacturer bringing out new, low cost HD camcorders with an enormous amount of new technology which may be difficult understand, so it will be wise to read lots of articles like this one to explain the choices between features, brands, formats and all the other terms.

There is no one better to learn all about HD camcorders than from someone with a wealth of experience in the business such as Art Speck.

His website specializes only in camcorders, over 100 in all, giving a full review of every HD Camcorder available in 2010, in plain, simple to understand language, from Pocket Cams, Family Camcorders, Consumer Camcorders, Prosumer Camcorders and Professional camcorders.