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Edward Vydro · November 4th, 2003, 02:18 PM

I'm having some problems with the JVC GR-HD1. I have Windows XP Proffessional Installed. I even upgraded to Service pack 1. When I install the capturing utility provided by JVC. My computer find the unit as A/V Subunit , but doesn't display in the seletion of the devices in the capturing utility when I pull down the bar that lets me choose my devices.
I'm going crazy already. It works absolutely fine in DV format. I am able to capture it in adobe premiere. When I try to cature mpeg, I get nothing but hairloss.
I connected it though my I.link cable.

What exactly do they mean when they say (Windows Pre-install version)

Erik Rangel · November 4th, 2003, 02:48 PM

edward,
in the cameras menu, switch the i-link setting from "auto" to "SW".
and you might also try reinstalling the driver... the instructions on how to do this are in the jvc manual. I was also having this problem and i found this answer on cineforms website, in the FAQ.
hope this helps.
E.

Jose Cavazos · November 4th, 2003, 11:04 PM

I have the same problem. I have tried two computers with Windows XP Pro and Windows XP Media Edition, both with latest updates. I already re-installed HD Capture utility twice, and switched the i-link setting in the menu to SW. Both to no avail. I can output DV mode and analog converted to 1080i (HDTV). In DV mode, I can control the camcorder via firewire.

Mike Eby · November 5th, 2003, 12:07 AM

There was an issue with the driver installation that got me also. It seemed very non-standard for a driver installation. I found a sheet with the hd-1 that described the installation like this. Be sure that your firewire card is installed and working. Also be sure the camera is not listed in device manager as an unknown device. If it is remove the unknown device, disconnect the camera then reboot. After you reboot with the camera disconnected from the firewire port, connect the camera to the i.LINK cable and have the camera in Play Mode. Windows should then see the camera then follow the directions below.

Installing the driver for importing MEPG-1 format video stream

When you connect the camcorder to the PC with an i.LINK cable the first time, the driver is installed.

1. Click (Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) ant then click (Next). The driver search dialog box should appear.

2. Click (Don't search. I will choose the driver to install), and then click(Next). The (Hardware update Wizard) dialog box appears.

3. Click (Sound, video and game controllers), and then click (Next). The dialog box to select the manufacture and model appears.

4. Click (JVC) for manufacture and(JVC Tape Device) for model, and then click (Next). The (Update Driver Warning) dialog box appears. If not go to step 6

5. Click (Yes). The (Completing Found New Hardware Wizard) dialog box appears.

6. Click (Finish).

I would then reboot again after the driver is installed then start HD Capture. Be sure to select the camera in the dropdown box in HD capture.

Good luck
Mike

Jose Cavazos · November 7th, 2003, 01:28 AM

OK. The component output works. The S/AV output works. However, the firewire output is not recognized in two computers, whether DV or MPEG2. I tried all of above, and I can force the computer to acknowledge a DVC attached camera using the firewire (only indication that port might be OK). Cables and 1394 card work with other camcorder. I am beginning to think that the problem is in my camera. Anybody with defective ports?

November 4th, 2003, 02:18 PM	#1
Edward Vydro Tourist Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Brooklyn, NY Posts: 4	Installing camera I'm having some problems with the JVC GR-HD1. I have Windows XP Proffessional Installed. I even upgraded to Service pack 1. When I install the capturing utility provided by JVC. My computer find the unit as A/V Subunit , but doesn't display in the seletion of the devices in the capturing utility when I pull down the bar that lets me choose my devices. I'm going crazy already. It works absolutely fine in DV format. I am able to capture it in adobe premiere. When I try to cature mpeg, I get nothing but hairloss. I connected it though my I.link cable. What exactly do they mean when they say (Windows Pre-install version)

November 4th, 2003, 02:48 PM	#2
Erik Rangel Regular Crew Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Denver, Colorado Posts: 125	edward, in the cameras menu, switch the i-link setting from "auto" to "SW". and you might also try reinstalling the driver... the instructions on how to do this are in the jvc manual. I was also having this problem and i found this answer on cineforms website, in the FAQ. hope this helps. E. __________________ Erik Rangel www.inthemind.com

November 5th, 2003, 12:07 AM	#4
Mike Eby Regular Crew Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Osceola,IN Posts: 62	Try This! There was an issue with the driver installation that got me also. It seemed very non-standard for a driver installation. I found a sheet with the hd-1 that described the installation like this. Be sure that your firewire card is installed and working. Also be sure the camera is not listed in device manager as an unknown device. If it is remove the unknown device, disconnect the camera then reboot. After you reboot with the camera disconnected from the firewire port, connect the camera to the i.LINK cable and have the camera in Play Mode. Windows should then see the camera then follow the directions below. Installing the driver for importing MEPG-1 format video stream When you connect the camcorder to the PC with an i.LINK cable the first time, the driver is installed. 1. Click (Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) ant then click (Next). The driver search dialog box should appear. 2. Click (Don't search. I will choose the driver to install), and then click(Next). The (Hardware update Wizard) dialog box appears. 3. Click (Sound, video and game controllers), and then click (Next). The dialog box to select the manufacture and model appears. 4. Click (JVC) for manufacture and(JVC Tape Device) for model, and then click (Next). The (Update Driver Warning) dialog box appears. If not go to step 6 5. Click (Yes). The (Completing Found New Hardware Wizard) dialog box appears. 6. Click (Finish). I would then reboot again after the driver is installed then start HD Capture. Be sure to select the camera in the dropdown box in HD capture. Good luck Mike __________________ http://www.acdnow.com

November 4th, 2003, 11:04 PM	#3
Jose Cavazos Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 38	I have the same problem. I have tried two computers with Windows XP Pro and Windows XP Media Edition, both with latest updates. I already re-installed HD Capture utility twice, and switched the i-link setting in the menu to SW. Both to no avail. I can output DV mode and analog converted to 1080i (HDTV). In DV mode, I can control the camcorder via firewire.

November 7th, 2003, 01:28 AM	#5
Jose Cavazos Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 38	OK. The component output works. The S/AV output works. However, the firewire output is not recognized in two computers, whether DV or MPEG2. I tried all of above, and I can force the computer to acknowledge a DVC attached camera using the firewire (only indication that port might be OK). Cables and 1394 card work with other camcorder. I am beginning to think that the problem is in my camera. Anybody with defective ports?