1-Lane (x1) PCI-Express with transfer rate 2.5Gb/s full duplex channel
3x External Ports (2 * 6 Pin + 1 * 4 Pin)
Compliant with PCI-Express Revision 1.0a. Support 400/200/100Mbps data transfer rate
Compliant with IEEE 1394 OpenHCI Specifications V1.0 and V1.1
Attention: Don’t Support hot-plugging. Before installation, Turn off the power and then plug in the power cord.
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Specification: Padarsey PCIe Firewire Card for Windows 10, IEEE 1394 PCI Express Controller 4 Ports(3 x 6 Pin and 1 x 4 Pin), 1394a Firewire 800 Adapter for…
Brand
‎Pardarsey
Manufacturer
‎Pardarsey
Model
‎P-1394B
Package Dimensions
‎14.1 x 13 x 3.2 cm, 132 Grams
Item model number
‎P-1394B
Operating System
‎Windows
Hardware Interface
‎FireWire 800, IEEE 1394 (FireWire), PCI
Graphics Card Interface
‎PCI Express
Compatible Devices
‎Personal Computer
Batteries Included
‎No
Batteries Required
‎No
Number of Ports
‎4
Item Weight
‎132 g
5 reviews for Padarsey PCIe Firewire Card for Windows 10, IEEE 1394 PCI Express Controller 4 Ports(3 x 6 Pin and 1 x 4 Pin), 1394a Firewire 800 Adapter for…
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AGH –
My goal: Extracting clips from my old Camcorder (a Sony DCR-TRV147E) via i.LINK port.
I’ve never properly used i.LINK (aka Firewire) before, and my PC was not equipped. I went down a research rabbit-hole, but in the end gambled on this PCI Card because the price was reasonable (£18.99) & also included a cable. I’m glad to say that the gamble paid off, and that I’m glad I didn’t go for one of those cheaper “USB to Firewire” adaptors – they do not work.
Now, despite the box saying that this is the best “PCI Express wireless card” in China, it actually was the Firewire card I needed. It box contained the PCI Card, Firewire cable and a spare PCI bracket. To power the device I had to order a molex-to-sata cable (female molex to male SATA) separately.
Initially my PC didn’t see the device until I changed the PCI slot I was using. Windows stated the device was using the “Texas Instruments” chipset, but I wasn’t seeing any video via i.LINK. Following a very handy guide (Google “studio1productions firewire”) I installed a legacy driver, and before I knew it, my Camcorder was picked up by Window 10.
I used a copy of Sony Vegas Pro 11 to extract the clips (available on archive.org) but you can also use an application like WinDV. After that, it was just the process of playing all tapes and capturing the footage. Definitely worth the investment if you have an old Camcorder that has not been backed up yet – they’re not getting any younger.
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Wendalinus –
Funktioniert mit Win 10 und Magix und tut was sie soll
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Clete R. Blackwell –
I used this to connect my old camcorder to some mini DV software. It works OK. I am not sure if it is the fault of the controller (probably not) or some other issue, but often the camcorder will disconnect and I’ll have to turn it off / plug it in again to get it to work again.
Anyway if you have an old camcorder, this card is what you need.
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John Doe –
Excelente, funciona bien con windows 11 y una interface Focusrite Saffire Pro.
Sin problema alguno.
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J.L.Baxter –
After some trouble shooting and reading, I got mine to work great! As one of the other helpful reviews mentioned, I connected the molex power and closed the fold out display on my Cannon GL1 and voila! I gotYou capture! I’m very impressed with the quality as well! My capture PC is running windows 10.
AGH –
My goal:
Extracting clips from my old Camcorder (a Sony DCR-TRV147E) via i.LINK port.
I’ve never properly used i.LINK (aka Firewire) before, and my PC was not equipped. I went down a research rabbit-hole, but in the end gambled on this PCI Card because the price was reasonable (£18.99) & also included a cable. I’m glad to say that the gamble paid off, and that I’m glad I didn’t go for one of those cheaper “USB to Firewire” adaptors – they do not work.
Now, despite the box saying that this is the best “PCI Express wireless card” in China, it actually was the Firewire card I needed. It box contained the PCI Card, Firewire cable and a spare PCI bracket. To power the device I had to order a molex-to-sata cable (female molex to male SATA) separately.
Initially my PC didn’t see the device until I changed the PCI slot I was using. Windows stated the device was using the “Texas Instruments” chipset, but I wasn’t seeing any video via i.LINK. Following a very handy guide (Google “studio1productions firewire”) I installed a legacy driver, and before I knew it, my Camcorder was picked up by Window 10.
I used a copy of Sony Vegas Pro 11 to extract the clips (available on archive.org) but you can also use an application like WinDV. After that, it was just the process of playing all tapes and capturing the footage. Definitely worth the investment if you have an old Camcorder that has not been backed up yet – they’re not getting any younger.
Wendalinus –
Funktioniert mit Win 10 und Magix und tut was sie soll
Clete R. Blackwell –
I used this to connect my old camcorder to some mini DV software. It works OK. I am not sure if it is the fault of the controller (probably not) or some other issue, but often the camcorder will disconnect and I’ll have to turn it off / plug it in again to get it to work again.
Anyway if you have an old camcorder, this card is what you need.
John Doe –
Excelente, funciona bien con windows 11 y una interface Focusrite Saffire Pro.
Sin problema alguno.
J.L.Baxter –
After some trouble shooting and reading, I got mine to work great! As one of the other helpful reviews mentioned, I connected the molex power and closed the fold out display on my Cannon GL1 and voila! I gotYou capture! I’m very impressed with the quality as well! My capture PC is running windows 10.