Importing video into adobe premiere elements11

why cant i import video from my sony handycam dcr-dvd 403, into adobe premiere elements 11, for editing purposes? The software is not even reckonizing that the camers is connected to the computer.

jerome cole
I will await your review of initial post where I suggested ripping VOBs from the DVD-VIDEO on DVD disc in Premiere Elements 11 Windows. I still think that is the preferred approach for what your described.
You might be interested in this online article that I came across just now in which someone with your brand and model camera presented the same type of issue.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-pictures/why-isnt-my-sony-handy cam-able-to-upload-video-to/77337997-0048-429f-98e2-5b5062494c66?msgId=8137343e-c58d-40e4- a7b2-49ff57755ec3
ATR

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