Thread: Capturing Video from camera with Premiere 5.5
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Re: Capturing Video from camera with Premiere 5.5
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Originally Posted by D.J. Fluck
Not quite, its called a 4pin mini-b connector. Originally it was just used with firewire, but once USB 2.0 cameout, they renamed it to prevent confusion and show that you can find both USB 2.0 and Firewire cables, but the speeds are basically the same.
Can you site a source? I am just curious.
A 4 pin mini-b connector is a USB cable that is used in digital cameras. I have never seen it used in digital camcorders. Usually a camera only uses firewire for transferring because USB uses too many CPU cycles to handle full DV quality video.

Edit:
I have seen those 4 pin mini-b connector on camcorders, but to transfer pictures from a SD/MCC or CF card not video.
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