How do I transfer dvmini cassette to imac

What do I need to transfer dv mini camcorder cassette to hard drive on my imac?

Hi
You need
• a miniDV Camera (or recorder)
• one FireWire Cable - USB will not work in any flavor !
• if Your Mac - do not have a FireWire port - then You also need a FW to Thunderbolt converter.
I prefer to use
• iMovie HD6 - to do the Import as it can handle 100% Interlaced SD-Video Quality (as the Camera delivers and as DVD use as standard (if that would be of interest))
Remember that un-compressed SD-DV-quality is hugh and needs about 13.5Gb per hour to be stored ar FULL Quality.
Yours Bengt W

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