12 August 2005, 01:18 UTC#1
alright, I need a firewire to upload my footage into my computer. I finally went to wal-mart today to get one, I took my camera to wal-mart to make sure I get the right size, so I ask the dude in the electronics and showed him my camera and he looked at the camera for like 10 mins and he said that ''I dont think your camera has a usb port''
my camera is a sony. And it's brand new, does this mean my camera doesn't have a firewire thing and I have to like buy a new one to get my footage on my computer? Image file not present in the recovered backup
12 August 2005, 01:19 UTC#2
is it mini dv or vhsc?
12 August 2005, 01:19 UTC#3
QUOTE(cky_fan_123 @ Aug 12 2005, 01:18 AM)
alright, I need a firewire to upload my footage into my computer. I finally went to wal-mart today to get one, I took my camera to wal-mart to make sure I get the right size, so I ask the dude in the electronics and showed him my camera and he looked at the camera for like 10 mins and he said that ''I dont think your camera has a usb port''
my camera is a sony. And it's brand new, does this mean my camera doesn't have a firewire thing and I have to like buy a new one to get my footage on my computer? Image file not present in the recovered backup
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what kind of camera do you have?
12 August 2005, 01:26 UTC#4
QUOTE(VILLAGEIDIOTS @ Aug 12 2005, 01:19 AM)
is it mini dv or vhsc?
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QUOTE(Extazy @ Aug 12 2005, 01:19 AM)
QUOTE(cky_fan_123 @ Aug 12 2005, 01:18 AM)
alright, I need a firewire to upload my footage into my computer. I finally went to wal-mart today to get one, I took my camera to wal-mart to make sure I get the right size, so I ask the dude in the electronics and showed him my camera and he looked at the camera for like 10 mins and he said that ''I dont think your camera has a usb port''
my camera is a sony. And it's brand new, does this mean my camera doesn't have a firewire thing and I have to like buy a new one to get my footage on my computer? Image file not present in the recovered backup
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what kind of camera do you have?
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ok, I dont know that much about cameras and everything but it's a sony and this is the stuff it has on the side ''video camera recorder ccd-trv328 ntsc hi 8 I dont know if that helped but thats all I know
12 August 2005, 01:26 UTC#5
12 August 2005, 01:29 UTC#6
ok what the hell is it and how do I get it and how much u think it costs? and do I need to get a different camera?
12 August 2005, 01:31 UTC#7
no you dont need a different cam.. I got mine for free so I don't know how much they cost try google...
this is your camera
External image not preserved — inspect source: http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0001BWFPQ.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpgif u get one of those cards then alls you have to do is hook your vcr up to your computer and put your footage on a vhs then pop it in press play and capture
12 August 2005, 01:34 UTC#8
QUOTE(VILLAGEIDIOTS @ Aug 12 2005, 01:31 AM)
no you dont need a different cam.. I got mine for free so I don't know how much they cost try google...
this is your camera
External image not preserved — inspect source: http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0001BWFPQ.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpgif u get one of those cards then alls you have to do is hook your vcr up to your computer and put your footage on a vhs then pop it in press play and capture
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wow your good my camera looks exactly like that, and how do I hook my vcr up to my computer and how do I get my footage on a vhs tape? and what is capture?
12 August 2005, 01:38 UTC#9
o jezz
you hook you vcr up to the computer with the analog capture card(wich u need to get)
you get your footage on vhs by eather hooking up your camera to your vcr and recording it onto vhs
or
you can use
Image file not present in the recovered backup
wich is a vhs adapter and I think they make them for hi8 and you just pop your hi8 tape into it and it gose right into the vcr
capture is how you record your footage to the computer... and you can use different programs to do that
12 August 2005, 01:45 UTC#10
QUOTE(VILLAGEIDIOTS @ Aug 12 2005, 01:38 AM)
o jezz
you hook you vcr up to the computer with the analog capture card(wich u need to get)
you get your footage on vhs by eather hooking up your camera to your vcr and recording it onto vhs
or
you can use
Image file not present in the recovered backup
wich is a vhs adapter and I think they make them for hi8 and you just pop your hi8 tape into it and it gose right into the vcr
capture is how you record your footage to the computer... and you can use different programs to do that
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ok, after I get the card thing where do I put it?, like where do I install it or whatever, and how do I hook up my camera to my vcr.
12 August 2005, 01:49 UTC#11
ok so when you get the card you install it onto your computer(you might want a profesionals help with that)
im sure you have seen
External image not preserved — inspect source: http://www.everything2connect.com/images/Audio_Video_Cable.jpgyou plug some ends into your camera (im sure there is a jack for them on it)
then you plug the other ends into your vcr (this is KEY: MAKE SURE ITS ON THE RIGHT CHANNEL) and it should work.. and im sure you know how to record onto vhs
12 August 2005, 01:53 UTC#12
QUOTE(VILLAGEIDIOTS @ Aug 12 2005, 01:49 AM)
ok so when you get the card you install it onto your computer(you might want a profesionals help with that)
im sure you have seen
External image not preserved — inspect source: http://www.everything2connect.com/images/Audio_Video_Cable.jpgyou plug some ends into your camera (im sure there is a jack for them on it)
then you plug the other ends into your vcr (this is KEY: MAKE SURE ITS ON THE RIGHT CHANNEL) and it should work.. and im sure you know how to record onto vhs
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nope, could you tell me how to record onto vhs?
12 August 2005, 01:55 UTC#13
External image not preserved — inspect source: http://image.gmarket.co.kr/goods_image2/middle_img/44/101309644.jpgone of these will probably be easier.. a dazzle dvc 80
costs around £60 and comes with pinnacle studios quickstart.. just plug the usb into your pc. and analog wire into the sockets
12 August 2005, 01:58 UTC#14
QUOTE(cky_fan_123 @ Aug 12 2005, 01:53 AM)
QUOTE(VILLAGEIDIOTS @ Aug 12 2005, 01:49 AM)
ok so when you get the card you install it onto your computer(you might want a profesionals help with that)
im sure you have seen
External image not preserved — inspect source: http://www.everything2connect.com/images/Audio_Video_Cable.jpgyou plug some ends into your camera (im sure there is a jack for them on it)
then you plug the other ends into your vcr (this is KEY: MAKE SURE ITS ON THE RIGHT CHANNEL) and it should work.. and im sure you know how to record onto vhs
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nope, could you tell me how to record onto vhs?
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basicly pop a blank tape in and hit record...
QUOTE(Belly @ Aug 12 2005, 01:55 AM)
External image not preserved — inspect source: http://image.gmarket.co.kr/goods_image2/middle_img/44/101309644.jpgone of these will probably be easier.. a dazzle dvc 80
costs around £60 and comes with pinnacle studios quickstart.. just plug the usb into your pc. and analog wire into the sockets
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shit I wish I would have known about one of those before...
12 August 2005, 02:03 UTC#15
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shit I wish I would have known about one of those before...
ive posted it 3 times before lol
12 August 2005, 02:03 UTC#16
k, thanks guys especially matt, been alot of help.

12 August 2005, 02:13 UTC#17
no probleam
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ive posted it 3 times before lol
not in the thread I made
12 August 2005, 02:22 UTC#18
ok, but what would be eaiser and cheaper all the stuff u said matt or that dazzle dvc 80 thing that is like 70 dollars?
12 August 2005, 02:27 UTC#19
well I dunno maybe the dazzle thing but you still have to put it on vhs
12 August 2005, 02:37 UTC#20
oh, ok thanks again.
