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canon console
can anyone direct me to where i can obtain the Canon Console application? I realize that there are probably applications that can do the things that this application was designed for, but I am curious and want to check it out.
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Have you tried Canon? You can ateast d/l the manuals, and I've seen some reviews on line, even at Videomaker.
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I remember it sold for $600 and I believe Canon stopped selling and supporting it sometime between 2010 and 2012, not 100% sure, but that's best I can recall. It may not work with the newer laptop operating systems and also the cameras themselves.
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best kf |
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Keep an eye on the auction sites too. A copy might turn up.
I suspect it was not very popular, thus it had a short market life and likely a small installed base. |
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i think this software is lost to the ages....no where to be found.......would have been interesting to check out at he very least.
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I checked a few of my older laptops to see if I still had the trial version I downloaded a long time ago. No joy. I thought the price was a little too high. In 2008 I bought the XL-H1A rather than the XL-H1S, due to it being $3,000 more. I think the Console was aimed at the pros who had gone all in with the higher end model. And I agree is must have not sold many copies and was rarely mentioned in the forum.
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Thanks for taking the time to check your old laptops. Maybe someone will eventually have a copy they are willing to share. Artifacts like this need to be preserved 😀
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Sorry, I'm just now seeing this.
I might have it, actually. But I haven't fired up that particular laptop in years. It's not even in the house... it's in a 40-ft. Conex box back behind our barn. Hmm. I'm pretty sure the program is on there, but I don't know about the installation files, that is, I don't know how I'd get the application to you. Now I'm wondering if I have it on CD. That's a possibility. |
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Not sure if this is the document you already have, but in case it isn't, or if anyone else is interested, I've attached it below. It's an overview of Console.
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I've also uploaded the Console user's manual to
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http://www.dvinfo.net/docs/canon/CONSOLE_V1-1_ENG.pdf |
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Sucess! See attached pics.
Laptop took a massage to boot up and I can't believe it still runs. Haven't seen Win XP in quite awhile. Anyway I have the .self-extracting exe, it's an 11 MB file. Shoot me a private email so we can discuss the weather, whatever sports you like, and other things. chris at dvinfo dot net |
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I recall learning about it and thought it would be a great item to have with the XHA1, until I read the price and estimated how often I would use it.
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I guess it died due to cost and lack of interest. Now the camcorders have the wireless/web interfaces that may provide much of the essential functionality. |
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Also, I still have a dedicated XP machine that I reghularly use with my Canopus DV Storm2 card and Storm Edit for capturing video from my huge collection of VHS tapes of sporting events from the 80s and 90s.:) |
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Hi Kurt, we don't have a private messaging system on DVi, it's gotta be email, sorry.
chris at dvinfo dot net Also what I have is Console 1.0, not sure what it's missing from Console 1.1 but it's better than nothing I guess! |
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The below press release describes some of the added stuff in v1.1.
Canon Updates Console Software for Use with New XH A1 and XH G1 HD Camcorders; Canon Adds Functionality Options for Its Console Software Solution | Business Wire |
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Thanks - should be good as I am using an XL2 :)
As an aside I picked up a Brevis Cinevate35 for $50 which I plan on experimenting with as well. If it doesnt work at least I can use it as a Panzerfaust prop Best |
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I was looking at all of the gear I have for the XL2 and the stuff would have cost me over 10K when it was new. Now I could probably get $300 tops for it and I would be waiting a good while to get it...
Canon XL2 with 20X lens and shotgun mic Original battery charger/dc adapter 2 Batteries Owners manual Factory Canon carrying case Canon 3X wide zoom Canon 14 manual lens Canon 35mm adapter Canon 35mm 75mm-300mm zoom lens Datavideo DN60 Regardless - it is fun and I enjoy having this stuff to fool around with. Only thing I am still looking for is the factory adapter plate that goes on the back of the camera to hold accessories. That is proving to be difficult to find.......the fun is in the hunt though Thanks again for all of your input and help KF |
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Are you looking to unload the Data Video DV60?
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don not looking to get rid of the dn60 anytime soon that was the toughest item to get and is currently the key to happiness for me with all of my old tape based machines it took me 2 years to get one that was used and in good shape just curious but why would you be needing one of those? are you a dinosaur like me :)
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A bit of useful life extension to the XHA1 (go tapeless) if found at a bargain price, and your "$300 tops" quip caught my eye just in case you were seriously considering unloading any of it.
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don if i decide to unload it i will let you know......
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