Capturing Video Problems

I am using Final Cut Studio 5.1.4 and attempting to capture film from a Sony video camera. I have a 4 to 6 firewire cable connected from the video out of the camera to a firewire port on my dual 1gb power pc. When I open a file in PCP and choose to capture the preview screen opens but says "Preview Disabled". FCP recognizes the camera as I am able to fast forward, rewind, and stop the camera. When I press capture now I get a notice that there is no video to capture even though the camera is playing video. I tried trashing and re-installing FCP but that did nothing to solve the problem? I have captured video hundreds of times in the past?????
Roger
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Michael, thank you for your reply.
We have the latest FCP on other computers but need to capture this for someone who only owns the older version of FCP. We are using a Canon XL1s to capture with which is the same camera the project was shot on. We have used the Easy Setup DV NTSC 48 KHZ which in the past has worked with the same camera and film. No matter what I do the log and capture window says preview window disabled. The only window I know of that could cause this is in the log and capture audio window where there is a box which needs to be checked for the log and capture window to be active. It is checked. The log and capture window still recognizes the camera as we can rewind, fast forward, pause, and stop the camera from the log in window controls. When you press capture now with the camera playing video it says there is no video to capture????? Went through the manual several times before posting and the manual fails to address this problem?????
Roger

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