Video Camera to Mavericks

I have an Olympus Linear PCM Recorder, model LS-20M. When I connect it via USB to my Mac Mini with Mavericks installed, the computer can no longer read the videos from the camera properly. What can I do to fix this?
Here is the instruction manual for the camera: http://www.olympusamerica.com/files/oima_cckb/LS-20M_Detailed_Instructions_EN.pd f
The issue seems to be with the audio. When I preview the videos, they play fine, but without sound. Trying to open them in QuickTime gives me a corrupted file message. Opening the files in VLC gives me video and extremely distorted audio.
On computers without the Mavericks update, the videos are fine.

You reset the SMC, and the camera still doesn't work in Photo Booth?

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