wmv, and they actually worked in WMM! So that's a start, but, I am concerned about quality, the size is a bit larger, and I'd prefer not to go through the converting. Out of desperation I downloaded Prism which at a very slow rate did convert the files to. It 'converted' all the files to MPG, however, I still get the same codec error! Any ideas? I even downloaded SD Copy (which was quite difficult to find as the URL listed above does not seem to be in use). I downloaded an MPEG codec (MPEGDecoder12) even, and WMM does not work whether it is checked in the Options/Compatibility menu or not. However, I get the same wrong codec error regardless of whether or not the extensions are changed. MPG allows windows media player, as well as another media app, to play the files just fine on my winxp system.

Use drag and drop to individually or en-mass into the video tracks.I too can not get WMM to work. Or, Go to the Import Media button top left to bring the media files into the same location. Use drag and drop to put them into the Library/Media Room of PDR12Ģ.

Create a new folder whenever you put a new lot of video onto your hard drive.ġ. Put all your video files into a new folder. do I just grab the files as they are from the camcorder and dump them on a hard drive.?

The question I have is do I just grab the files as they are from the camcorder and dump them on a hard drive. See Importing Media for information on importing video files Import the video files directly from your camcorder, as if it was another hard drive If your HDV camcorder connects to your computer via a USB connection, just I have download the manual the instruction are as below (my camcorder does not use fire wire). Just bought new software Power Director 12 and a JVC Everio GZ-EX355 Full HD.

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