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Canon ZR30MC to Macbook Pro?
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Originally Posted by mduell 
A Firewire cable.
These are the options for the camcorder: IEEE 1394, S-Video, Component. These are not options on the Macbook Pro, so I'm curious how I can convert those three into either Firewire 400 or 800 on my MBP.
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IEEE 1394 is Firewire. You may need an adapter or a cable with a mini Firewire connection on it in order to connect your camera.
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Originally Posted by rjenkinson
IEEE 1394 is FireWire.
But IEEE 1394 isn't on the MBP, or am I just way too blind to figure that one out?!?
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IEEE 1394 is just another name for Firewire. It's the same thing. You just need the appropriate cable to connect the two.
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The camera probably has 4 pin Firewire while the MacBook Pro has 6 pin IEEE 1394.
Buy a 4 pin to 6 pin cable like this.
Firewire and IEEE 1394 and i.Link and SB1394 are just different names for the same standard.
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