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FireWire Help Please??

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Kgallacher
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OK so i got a new camera and so on and I need to use firewire to upload blah blah blah..but i dont have a fire wire Port.like on my computer hardrive i dont have a spot where it fits.so the question is what do i do about this

Do i use the USB version of the firewire??


????????? Thanks
Dec 26 2007 11:43PM
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Kgallacher
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HUMP
Dec 26 2007 11:51PM
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alexL
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what kinda camera is it?
Dec 26 2007 11:55PM
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Lineskiah11
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you can buy the card that has the firewire port built into it off of a site like newegg.com or even like dell if thats the type of computer you have. i dont think its very hard to install and they arent that expensive
Dec 26 2007 11:55PM
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heFF
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u might have a 1394 port? cuz that's what my laptop has
Dec 27 2007 12:01AM
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Kgallacher
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weell how do they USB fire wire work and liek how does the chip work to get a firewire?
Dec 27 2007 12:02AM
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mammothpunks
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firewire is not usb and usb is not firewire.
Dec 27 2007 12:16AM
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Kgallacher
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well can you explain im new to the fire wire stuff but all i know is that you can buy a firewire but it has a usb prot insted of the werid looking one that my comp doesnt have
Dec 27 2007 12:37AM
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Kgallacher
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BUMP.i need help
Dec 27 2007 1:04AM
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Alex_thedroog
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firewire is like a highspeed usb port.  it hasn't caught on as well obviously.  but just get a card from newegg, plug it into your pci slot, and you are pretty much set

as for any further questions.
Dec 27 2007 1:30AM
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