I don't think Firewire is going to disappear, but it's a format which
is considered pro and therefor not present on cheaper laptops and
desktops maybe? Firewire has been developed further into Firewire 2
is and is still fully supported by Apple, and it's the only protocol
I use for connecting my external hard drives for HD editing. eSATA
seems to be faster but I never had to use it.
I guess you should have checked the specs of the notebook before
buying it. You write it's small, is it a netbook maybe? Those are not
supposed to be used for things like video-editing and to make them as
small as possible, concessions have to be done, including adding as
little as connectors as possible.
Rieni
At 29-9-2010 10:20, Dietmar H wrote:
>
>
>Dear friends,
>I have a problem - may be you can help me: I bought a new notebook,
>fast, small and nice, but it does not provide any firewire interface. I
>have a SONY HDV camcorder (2 years old, still nice and great) where I
>get my data only via firewire. What can I do? I know there is no
>possibility to connect USB and firewire - but is there a converter from
>eSATA to firewire? Because eSata is the only thing that my new lenobvo
>is offering...
>OMG, live coukd be so beautiful.
>Thanks in advance for any hint! Or should I really consider buying a new
>camera or even exchange my new notebook to a heavier one?Dietmar - with
>greetings from Berlin
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