Compatibiliteit Premiere met camcorder Sony PC-110E mini DV

Ik heb een Sony type DCR -PC110E met miniDV bandjes . Heb onlangs Premiere elements 13 aangekocht .Wanneer ik de camera aansluit via FIRE WIRE wordt het toestel niet herkend door Premiere . Wat moet ik doen ? Welke driver kan ik downloaden om toch mijn video te kunnen importeren en dan te bewerken met Premiere.?

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I have a Sony DCR -PC110E with miniDV tapes. Have recently purchased Premiere Elements 13 .When I connect the camera via FireWire device is not recognized by Premiere. What should I do? Which driver can I download to still be able to import my video and then edit with Premiere.?
Not 100% sure, but I think I read someone say that capturing via Firewire was removed from version 13 - what does the program help file say about Firewire?
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