Hi, all.
I have a peculiar problem here. I am using Windows 7 64-bit build 7100 and a Orange Micro 1394 Firewire + USB 2.0 card. This has an NEC 1394 chipset and an NEC USB 2.0 chipset. The card is found by the OS and shows up in the Device Manager.
However, the very first time I plugged in a Sony miniDV Camcorder, it did not install all drivers to recognize it as a video camcorder. Only some drivers installed (which, unfortunately, I did not keep track of). So, I unplugged the camera and tried again. Oops, BSOD!
Since then, plugging in the camcorder after the OS loads, causes an instant BSOD! No delays whatsoever. I have duplicated this behavior repeatedly. I tried deleting the 1394 driver - next reboot, it found the card again ... good ... but still no luck in getting the camcorder plug-in to not cause a BSOD!
Anybody else have this issue or problem (a search here did not reveal anything relevant ...) and, if so, what is the fix? Thanks in advance.
My system is a Dell 9200 with a 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo, with 4GB of memory installed. Is it possible that the OrangeMicro card is not 64 bit compatible? The company is out of business, of course, so I cannot check with them.
Z
I have a peculiar problem here. I am using Windows 7 64-bit build 7100 and a Orange Micro 1394 Firewire + USB 2.0 card. This has an NEC 1394 chipset and an NEC USB 2.0 chipset. The card is found by the OS and shows up in the Device Manager.
However, the very first time I plugged in a Sony miniDV Camcorder, it did not install all drivers to recognize it as a video camcorder. Only some drivers installed (which, unfortunately, I did not keep track of). So, I unplugged the camera and tried again. Oops, BSOD!
Since then, plugging in the camcorder after the OS loads, causes an instant BSOD! No delays whatsoever.
I have duplicated this behavior repeatedly. I tried deleting the 1394 driver - next reboot, it found the card again ... good ... but still no luck in getting the camcorder plug-in to not cause a BSOD!Anybody else have this issue or problem (a search here did not reveal anything relevant ...) and, if so, what is the fix? Thanks in advance.
My system is a Dell 9200 with a 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo, with 4GB of memory installed. Is it possible that the OrangeMicro card is not 64 bit compatible? The company is out of business, of course, so I cannot check with them.
Z
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