Recording live onto FCP using HDD Cam?

I have a JVC GZ-HD7 HD HDD Cam. Is there any kind of setting in FCP that will recognize my HDD Cam via Firewire or USB so that I can record live footage onto my computers HDD? I want to pass through my Camcorders HDD and record directly to my Macbooks HDD using Final Cut Pro? Any help Thanks!!
GC

IF your camera has a Firewire out, it may work. In FCP, set "Device Control" to "Non-Controllable Device" and use "Capture Now." Be sure to adjust the Capture Now limit to whatever you'll need.
-DH

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drw1976 wrote:
I have tried to use the iMovie application to record video sessions via Skype but I am not sure if this is possible. The Help instruction tsay to click the mode switch to set iMovie to built-in camera mode but i do not see this function. Does this mean I do not have the correct version of iMovie or that my computer is not compatible for this function?
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-DH
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