Q. I'm just really confused with the mini dv,flash card,hard drive and all the other types. I'm looking for a camcorder that you can easily upload to the computer. Also my price range is from about $100 to $200. And i want some decent quality for videos.(I don't really care about pictures that much). I checked consumer reports and the ones they selected were out of my price range. Can i have some good links. thanks
A. If pictures are no issue and you want to fire the videos into your computer, get a camcorder that uses miniDV tape as it's storage media as with this format there is no or very little file conversion to be done to get it into your computer.
How do i put my camcorder 8mm pictures on dvd disks?
Q. I have a HITACHI Model VIM58A 8mm Camcorder i would like to transfer to dvd disks could some tell me how
A. If you can get your hands on a Digital8 camcorder you will be home free. They are available still from Sony in a variety of models from around $250 to close to $1,000.
Digital8 camcorders can read standard 8mm, Hi-8, and digital8 cassettes. Digital8 camcorders also have a Firewire port. You can connect the Digital8 camcorder to your computer via Firewire (just like a miniDV or HDV camera), and use Windows Movie Maker in Windows or iMovie in iLife on a Mac to capture, edit, and save your movies. Then you can use iDVD on a Mac or any myriad of DVD burning programs on a PC to make your DVDs. The video from this technique will be rendered in the best SD quality possible.
Otherwise, you need to get a Dazzle or Pinnacle USB video device. The USB video device is connected to your computer, and the camcorder is connected to the usb device via a cord that came with the camera. The cord has one end with 3 RCA plugs (yellow, white, and red). The other end of the cord will have a plug that connects to one of the A/V or S-Video ports on your video camera. A cd will contain software to capture video from the camera through the USB device. This option does not provide high quality video like the Digital8 option above.
Digital8 camcorders can read standard 8mm, Hi-8, and digital8 cassettes. Digital8 camcorders also have a Firewire port. You can connect the Digital8 camcorder to your computer via Firewire (just like a miniDV or HDV camera), and use Windows Movie Maker in Windows or iMovie in iLife on a Mac to capture, edit, and save your movies. Then you can use iDVD on a Mac or any myriad of DVD burning programs on a PC to make your DVDs. The video from this technique will be rendered in the best SD quality possible.
Otherwise, you need to get a Dazzle or Pinnacle USB video device. The USB video device is connected to your computer, and the camcorder is connected to the usb device via a cord that came with the camera. The cord has one end with 3 RCA plugs (yellow, white, and red). The other end of the cord will have a plug that connects to one of the A/V or S-Video ports on your video camera. A cd will contain software to capture video from the camera through the USB device. This option does not provide high quality video like the Digital8 option above.
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