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23-03-2004, 21:36
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Re: How do you upload an analog video onto a computer?
Another thing that hasn't been mentioned yet are Dazzle products.
My brother has the exact same camcorder and uses a Dazzle 80 with it. It's basically just an input for your video out cables from your camcorder. It connects via USB. It works with both Composite and S-Video outputs as well as stereo sound. Overall it works pretty well, and the quality is decent for importing analog video. It also works great for importing video from VCRs and other video devices. I've even used it to capture video from my Playstation 2 (worked great). Plug it in and play/record at the same time.  |
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