I'm about to shoot this $#%#^! thing!. I have been fight Windows XP
since 6am. I bought a Panasonic GV19 camcorder. I have a SB Audigy
sound card that has a firewire port. I know it worked because I used
it with a firewire drive. So here is the problem.

I hooked up my camcorder and nothing, zip, zilch and bupkis. Nothing
in the listed drives, no tone, no balloon, nothing. I check the device
driver, it says the card is okay, functioning normally.

I bought a new Belkin cable. $27 Nothing. 
I hooked up the firewire drive with the original cable. I can see the
light on the FW Hard drive but XP don't see blip. I know this drive
works. However, I haven't used it since I upgraded to XP2. 

I open up the computer make sure that the card is secure. It is. 
I go to Panasonic, they say I don't need a driver, XP should see it as
soon as I plug it in.

I go to M$ - Windows XP2 has issues with firewire cards. "Performance
of 1394 devices may decrease after you install Windows XP2" Nobody
fucking told me (or anybody else about it) I download the patch. Shut
the computer on and off. Nothing.

I swing over to Google Groups and find the MVP guru who does have
helpful info on his site http://www.myvideoproblems.com I try
everything that I can.  Still no go.

I don't have the cash to spring for a new 1394 card until the end of
next week. Is there anything else I can do to fix this M$ caused
defect. Because if I buy the card and it still doesn't work I will be
quarter past enraged. Is there a specific card I should get/not get?

P.S. If I could I would swing over to Mac in a heartbeat but I don't
have that kind of money. I have to deal with what I have.

Thanks,
Gena  http://outonthestoop.blogspot.com






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