I think its an older model but what I can find out its a Mini-dv (tape based camera)
If I am right then you do not need any drivers, To get the video off your camera onto your computer you need a firewire card, (IEEE1394).
1 go to you device manager and see if you have a device called IEEE1394. if you do then all you need is a cable, its a 4 to 6 pin firewire cable cheap and easy to get.
2 if you don't have the device you need a cable and a card both cheap and easy to fit.
from
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=firewire+cards&x=0&y=0
prices start at about 10 USD
once the card is fitted, plug the cable in to your camera and computer, turn the camera to play, and windows will set it all up for you.
open your editing software (windows movie maker) go to capture, follow the screen until you get to the main capture screen making sure your tape is rewound press capture, you are off. Video captured from tape based cameras take up a fair bit of room, 1 hour is around, 13GB. and its done in real time IE 10 minutes takes 10 minutes to capture.
once you have the video on your computer you can edit the video, add music its up to you
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