- #Software transfer utility le for avchd how to#
- #Software transfer utility le for avchd install#
- #Software transfer utility le for avchd software#
Target folder just set to "/" (files transferred directly to "Movies"). Set up username/password as for the Mac admin account (not sure if required though). Use the IP address for the Mac as the FTP server. (you can change share options in OS X Server as well, the same way as under sys prefs.). Back to the OS X Server changed share to "Movies". "Movies", and enable "read/write" for "everybody" (already done in my case). Under sys prefs/sharing make sure "Sharing" is activated (which already had been done in my case). Under "FTP" in OS X Server, turned "On".
#Software transfer utility le for avchd install#
Followed the install wizard for the OS X Server. Went to Apple Store and bought/installed "OS X Server". Just summing up in case others meet the same problem: Well, anyways, I managed to solve the problem. I guess those programs are intented for outgoing connections, not incoming connections?
#Software transfer utility le for avchd how to#
Have made several attempts to reboot both iMac and camera.Īny tips on how to enable my iMac to receive video files wireless? With Transfer Utility LE, you can import videos recorded by the camcorder to the computer, and export music files to a SD Memory Card and play them back on. Still, when I try to transfer files from the camera, I get an error message while attempting to connect to the iMac "An error occured during FTP communication. I have verified connectivity from MBA to iMac connecting via IP address / username and password. Username / password as for the iMac admin account.ĥ. Port 21 (as dictated by the camera`s instruction manual). Use iMac IP address as "FTP server", .x (dynamic IP, so it is changed in camera setup if IP address is changed upon iMac reboot). Since Mountain Lion no longer has the option to enable/activate FTP server under "System Preferences/Sharing", I have enabled FTP via "Terminal" as described in this link. Video files are easily transferred to Mac using the USB cable (but the CABLE is what I want to avoid), both AVCHD/MP4.ģ. I know for a fact that the camera is correctly connected to the WiFi network, as I`ve managed to transfer files onto a friend´s Windows PC.Ģ. Though, following the instruction manual, I`m still not being able to transfer files from my camera to my Mac.ġ. However, still, according to the instruction manual, it should be possible to transfer files wireless to Mac using the Mac as a FTP server.
#Software transfer utility le for avchd software#
The camera package included software for WiFi transfer on Windows PC, but not for Mac. Recently I bought a Canon Legria HF M52 camcorder which is WiFi enabled, and is capable of transferring videos (AVCHD/MP4) wireless. My iMac is a late 2012 model with Mountain Lion (v.
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