Compaibility with Panasonic PV-DV203

Is there any compatibility? When I connect using USB nothing happens. Nothing on the site either.

Hi nawid - you must use a firewire cable when linking camera to iMovie. Your camera does have a firewire port, and you should have been given the cable with the camera - if not then buy a 4/6pin firewire cable.
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Click the 'Internet Sharing' box.
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The 'Internet Sharing' box will then select.
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Since the 2009 Aluminium Keyboard Firmware Update on 13/02/2010 my Mac will no longer hold it's resolution. Without warning it will jump to an alternate resolution but still show 1080p in the Display Settings.
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Hi all,
I have a Panasonic monitor, model TH-50PX75U that we've used with my Macbook Pro. I have an DVI (large style) to HDMI cable that we connect the Macbook with, and it works fine.
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I plugged in my Macbook which does work on the Pana monitor, and looked at the Profile. I then compared it to the Profile on the Mac Pro. There are some differences which I'm guessing have to do with different HW. I'm going to include some photos of the working and not working monitor scenarios do you can see what I'm seeing.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to make this work?
Photo1: Shows the Macbook and the Pana monitor together using DVI to HDMI cable to connect the two.
Photo2: Shows the display settings with the small monitor and Pana connected to Mac Pro. Notice there are no numbers in the diplays. Mirroring them doesn't work either. The small monitor is using a DVI to mini port adapter to connect to the graphics card, the Pana is using an HDMI to DVI cable (same one I used with the Macbook) to connect to the DVI port of the graphics card.
Photo3: Both monitors are on. The Mac Pro knows the Panasonic is there but I never get a display on it.
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Going from earlier posts, I have now to decide whether to ignore the claim that this is a fully functional demo and pay to make it fully functional, or wonder forever how well it might have worked if I'd bought it.
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