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It appears that you're correct. The 100 came first, then the 100A (100AP), then the 100B (100BP) - it appears that the P signifies the North American version. At first glance, it does appear that there's a bit of inconsistency here, yes. There are some improvements from the 100 to the 100A...

That camcorder uses FireWire, not USB, to transfer video. The USB cable is for still photos. If you have a FireWire port on your computer (4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin, any one of them works), you can connect a FireWire cable from the 4-pin port on your camera (the DV port) to whatever size port is...

That camcorder uses FireWire, not USB, to transfer video. The USB cable is for still photos. If you have a FireWire port on your computer (4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin, any one of them works), you can connect a FireWire cable from the 4-pin port on your camera (the DV port) to whatever size port is...

That camcorder uses FireWire, not USB, to transfer video. The USB cable is for still photos. If you have a FireWire port on your computer (4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin, any one of them works), you can connect a FireWire cable from the 4-pin port on your camera (the DV port) to whatever size port is...

That camcorder uses FireWire, not USB, to transfer video. The USB cable is for still photos. If you have a FireWire port on your computer (4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin, any one of them works), you can connect a FireWire cable from the 4-pin port on your camera (the DV port) to whatever size port is...

That camcorder uses FireWire, not USB, to transfer video. The USB cable is for still photos. If you have a FireWire port on your computer (4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin, any one of them works), you can connect a FireWire cable from the 4-pin port on your camera (the DV port) to whatever size port is...

That camcorder uses FireWire, not USB, to transfer video. The USB cable is for still photos. If you have a FireWire port on your computer (4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin, any one of them works), you can connect a FireWire cable from the 4-pin port on your camera (the DV port) to whatever size port is...

That camcorder uses FireWire, not USB, to transfer video. The USB cable is for still photos. If you have a FireWire port on your computer (4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin, any one of them works), you can connect a FireWire cable from the 4-pin port on your camera (the DV port) to whatever size port is...

That camcorder uses FireWire, not USB, to transfer video. The USB cable is for still photos. If you have a FireWire port on your computer (4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin, any one of them works), you can connect a FireWire cable from the 4-pin port on your camera (the DV port) to whatever size port is...

That camcorder uses FireWire, not USB, to transfer video. The USB cable is for still photos. If you have a FireWire port on your computer (4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin, any one of them works), you can connect a FireWire cable from the 4-pin port on your camera (the DV port) to whatever size port is...

What software, what kind of camera? You might not need any software at all. Keep in mind, if it's a MiniDV camera, you'll need to transfer your video with FireWire - USB will not work. That said, for drivers, look on Panasonic's website. They should have whatever you need, IF you do actually...

What cord? The PV-GS85 is a MiniDV tape camcorder. To transfer videos on either a PC or Mac, you'll need a FireWire cable. The camera has a 4-pin FireWire port, labeled "DV." Your computer may have a 4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin FireWire port. Many iMacs have had 6-pin ports, but the newest ones...

What cord? The PV-GS85 is a MiniDV tape camcorder. To transfer videos on either a PC or Mac, you'll need a FireWire cable. The camera has a 4-pin FireWire port, labeled "DV." Your computer may have a 4-pin, 6-pin, or 9-pin FireWire port. Many iMacs have had 6-pin ports, but the newest ones...