Pass Through Capturing Question

Hi Guys-
I found a post very similar to my question that didn't quite answer it: I'd like to pass through my miniDV camera using a non-controllable device (either my VCR or 8mm analog camera). Usually when I have my AV cables AND firewire connected simaltanously I can get nothing, therefore nothing shows up on the capture screen. I have a Sony miniDV handycam, DCR-TRV 22. Any thoughts? Thanks!
-Jack

I take it you've adjusted the settings for your Camera? I use a Sony DCR-PC101 at home and, with the camera in VCR mode, I adjust the menu's VCR SET setting to A/V->DV Out.
Also, what are you feeding into the camera? In case it's anything that has MacroVision protection - hey, if your clients are like mine, it happens - Sony cameras do not pass those signals thru.

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