D-VHS JVC problems with firewire connecting on PC

[Caius]

Heys dears! Sorry my english.
Here's the thing, i buyed this cables to use on this model of JVC D-vhs. I don't know what i did wrong but at the first time i connected it showed a message on PC saying that drivers were installed successful, but when i unplugged and plugged it again i now only got a message that isnt installed anymore, just part of it. It only shows an exclamation sign on PC.
Any solution?
Im useing a pinnacle 700 pci to capture the DV-Firewire port.

Maybe I have damaged the firewire / DV entries in JVC while i was plugging and unplugging the cable??


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[dellsam34]

Why don't you just keep posting in your previous thread. Anyway, Just try rebooting several times while the unit is ON until it works or use Windows 7. Windows 10 dropped support for this legacy tasks long time ago.

[Caius]

I am using win 7 and i've tried this of rebooting several times but still the same problem, i think i damaged the out / in port on JVC.

[dellsam34]

I don't think so, 4pin connector doesn't carry power to the deck, I think you have a driver problem for the Firewire card, Try deleting the driver and re-install it again or look for the OEM driver and install it. Are you using CapDVHS software?

[Caius]

Yes, i did it too. But it keeps installing and happening the same thing. I look out for the drivers on the internet but didnt find anything. I did buy other cables to test it tomorrow.

Are you using CapDVHS software? Yes

[october262]

Yes, i did it too. But it keeps installing and happening the same thing. I look out for the drivers on the internet but didnt find anything. I did buy other cables to test it tomorrow.

Are you using CapDVHS software? Yes

have you tried windows update to see if it'll install the drivers ?? - http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/video-capture/5841-capture-problem-newly.html

[dellsam34]

have you tried windows update to see if it'll install the drivers ?? - http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/video-capture/5841-capture-problem-newly.html

Windows 7 no longer install updates, These drivers are 2000's, Microsoft no longer carry them even if he tried to update from Microsoft server.

[Caius]

Yes, it's this same problem of this dude here.


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I did buy another same cable, i will test tonight, but i guess it will not work as well. Sad!

[Caius]

Hello dears.

New cables, and the problem remains. But I noticed that now is showing this (Pic 1)

But the other part continues with the exclamation thing appearing for this driver (Pic 2)


All i need is this JVC-HM-DH3000U AV/ C Turner to install.
Where can i get it? I can't find anywhere.


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[lordsmurf]

This worked on Mac about 15 years ago.
I never did it, but knew somebody that did.
He didn't like the quality of the MPEG encoding.

[dellsam34]

Hello dears.

New cables, and the problem remains. But I noticed that now is showing this (Pic 1)

But the other part continues with the exclamation thing appearing for this driver (Pic 2)


All i need is this JVC-HM-DH3000U AV/ C Turner to install.
Where can i get it? I can't find anywhere.

You don't need the tuner part for capturing tapes, The first one is what you need, Fire up CapDVHS and see what happens.

[october262]

Hello dears.

New cables, and the problem remains. But I noticed that now is showing this (Pic 1)

But the other part continues with the exclamation thing appearing for this driver (Pic 2)


All i need is this JVC-HM-DH3000U AV/ C Turner to install.
Where can i get it? I can't find anywhere.


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have you tried turning off both your PC & the vcr, make the firewire connections, power on the PC, power on the JVC and then
see if it'll connect. see post #11 - http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/video-capture/5841-capture-problem-newly.html

[Caius]

Hello dears.

New cables, and the problem remains. But I noticed that now is showing this (Pic 1)

But the other part continues with the exclamation thing appearing for this driver (Pic 2)


All i need is this JVC-HM-DH3000U AV/ C Turner to install.
Where can i get it? I can't find anywhere.

You don't need the tuner part for capturing tapes, The first one is what you need, Fire up CapDVHS and see what happens.

I Did, nothing happens, it dont show any video or audio

[Caius]

Hello dears.

New cables, and the problem remains. But I noticed that now is showing this (Pic 1)

But the other part continues with the exclamation thing appearing for this driver (Pic 2)


All i need is this JVC-HM-DH3000U AV/ C Turner to install.
Where can i get it? I can't find anywhere.


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have you tried turning off both your PC & the vcr, make the firewire connections, power on the PC, power on the JVC and then
see if it'll connect. see post #11 - http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/video-capture/5841-capture-problem-newly.html

I will try, but i think i aldeady did. I am thinking that i damaged the pci card on PC, like i said before, it was installed sucessfull but when i was plugging the other vcr with all turned on, i think it was damaged because that, less bad if it was damaged the pci port, too bad if was the VCR damaged.

[Caius]

ANY WAY... I am using the Super Video to capture. I would use the firewire cable, but does anyone know if it has so much quality difference between the super vid to firewire ????

[october262]

Hello dears.

New cables, and the problem remains. But I noticed that now is showing this (Pic 1)

But the other part continues with the exclamation thing appearing for this driver (Pic 2)


All i need is this JVC-HM-DH3000U AV/ C Turner to install.
Where can i get it? I can't find anywhere.


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have you tried turning off both your PC & the vcr, make the firewire connections, power on the PC, power on the JVC and then
see if it'll connect. see post #11 - http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/video-capture/5841-capture-problem-newly.html

I will try, but i think i aldeady did. I am thinking that i damaged the pci card on PC, like i said before, it was installed sucessfull but when i was plugging the other vcr with all turned on, i think it was damaged because that, less bad if it was damaged the pci port, too bad if was the VCR damaged.

might also try unplugging the vcr and let it sit for about an hour to factory
reset.

[dellsam34]

ANY WAY... I am using the Super Video to capture. I would use the firewire cable, but does anyone know if it has so much quality difference between the super vid to firewire ????

I posted a link to a test I did in your other thread, The VCR's are different though but JVC pretty much used the same components in their Y/C boards across multiple VCR's.

[themaster1]

for the record sometimes drivers would work on 32 bit and not on 64 bits or vice versa. you may have to try both win7 but Xp might be a better option

[Caius]

Hello Dears.

Still trying to find out what happens to the DV output of this d-vhs. I can't find the solution, I've connected to other windows and the problem still. How could I know if the d-vhs DV output is damaged or if the firewire input of the PCI card in the computer is damaged? Is there a way to know?

Is there any option on this d-vhs device to reset the chip?

[dellsam34]

The only way to test is to get a DV camcorder, If it connects to the computer you know your card is working, then try to connect the camcorder with the D-VHS deck according to the user manual, if the two communicate then you know your D-VHS deck is working, If both work then you know you have a driver problem.

What happens when you click the capture device drop down box? What devices you see there?

[Caius]

The only way to test is to get a DV camcorder, If it connects to the computer you know your card is working, then try to connect the camcorder with the D-VHS deck according to the user manual, if the two communicate then you know your D-VHS deck is working, If both work then you know you have a driver problem.

What happens when you click the capture device drop down box? What devices you see there?

Hello dear... Right there it shows this (Pic 01) but it doesnt connect any video or audio and down below it keeping showing the same error for this driver (Pic 02) . Like i said before, everything installed normally, but after I was plugging and unplugging the cables with the devices turned on, that's when I got this error.


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[dellsam34]

That's not what I asked, In CapDVHS drop down box, what do you see, Post a picture please. I know what you have in Device manager, I've already seen it.

[Caius]

That's not what I asked, In CapDVHS drop down box, what do you see, Post a picture please. I know what you have in Device manager, I've already seen it.

You mean this??
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[dellsam34]

Now go to setting and select a folder then press Rec. button. Make sure the analog tape is not Macrovision copy protected and the D-VHS tape is not a D-Theater tape.

[Caius]

Now go to setting and select a folder then press Rec. button. Make sure the analog tape is not Macrovision copy protected and the D-VHS tape is not a D-Theater tape.

I Already did this, i only got an archive with zero bytes. I am thinking buying another pci card with firewire or dv entries port, to have sure what i damaged, i pray that is not the d-vhs.


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[dellsam34]

If you have provided this information before we could have saved several posts, In this case it is the D-VHS, The card is detecting the device and the software is attempting to collect data, It is your deck that is not providing that data, This could be due to several reasons, Your deck does not support analog tape streaming over firewire, The tape you are playing is copy protected or corrupted to the point the VCR thinks it's copy protected, Your VCR is defective and does not provide an analog video signal to the ADC chip (this can be tested using a TV from an analog output), The ADC chip is defective, I can go on but those are the most obvious ones. and frankly you are not providing enough informations to help yourself, it seems like I'm beating a dead horse, I let other members chime in, I tried my best.

[lordsmurf]

If you have provided this information
and frankly you are not providing enough informations to help yourself,

This reminds me of posts of yester-decade's VH.

"Help me, my card doesn't work." ... and then no more info.
So you ask what card it is.
"PCI"
etc etc

Gina is still the best ever example of that: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/112507-Im-very-mad
Classic.

[Caius]

If you have provided this information before we could have saved several posts, In this case it is the D-VHS, The card is detecting the device and the software is attempting to collect data, It is your deck that is not providing that data, This could be due to several reasons, Your deck does not support analog tape streaming over firewire, The tape you are playing is copy protected or corrupted to the point the VCR thinks it's copy protected, Your VCR is defective and does not provide an analog video signal to the ADC chip (this can be tested using a TV from an analog output), The ADC chip is defective, I can go on but those are the most obvious ones. and frankly you are not providing enough informations to help yourself, it seems like I'm beating a dead horse, I let other members chime in, I tried my best.

Thanks for the help... But as I said before here, everything had been installed normally on the first attempt, as I have two d-vhs, I went to test the other one with the equipment still on, that's when the bad installation sign appeared and the '' exclamation '' in the driver that no longer installs at all.

My mistake was that I didn't turn everything off before plugging in the cables again.


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[Caius]

hello dears. I'm still looking for a solution to this problem. Still in doubt if I damaged the vcr output or the pci card input. I don't have a camcorder. I'm about to buy the same capture card to see if it's the one that got damaged, but it's going to cost me a lot of money. Is there any way to know if the problem is in the output of the VCR???

[themaster1]

try to change of pci port, and remove other cards that may be plugged. In other words put the minimum inside your pc, just to make sure