Video camera will not boot.

I also posted this message on the "leopard" forum.
I have a Panasonic DV (PV-GS35) camera. Last fall, when I was running 10.3.9 on my G4, the camera would automatically boot when hooked up and download the video to iPhoto '06. Now, the camera does not boot. The camera is listed in the System Profiler (USB), so evidently, the computer knows it's there. Is there a way to get "iPhoto '08"to recognize the camera?
Rick

in the iPhoto preferences be sure that the preference for action when a camera is connected is set to launch iPhoto
Depending on the format of the media it may or may not work - iPhoto is designed around point and shoot digital cameras
LN
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