Re: Capturing video signal being sent to my DV
From: <<< R I N O >>> (Sorry_at_NoMail.com)
Date: 01/10/05
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Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 13:35:25 -0800
2nd attempt
----- Original Message -----
From: Rino
To: Dale Alex
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: Capturing video signal being sent to my DV
Hello Dale,
Beautiful weather here in Silicon Valley, CA. Thanks for answering. My setup:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1071638&CatId=482&SRCCODE=WEBRB86&CMP=EMC-TIGEREMAIL
and this http://www.liteonit.com/DC/english/lvw_5005/lvw_5005.htm available in CostCo
for $179.99. I used my 5005 to do this kind of project --- straight recording or to convert VHS tapes to DVD any format possible in real time recording. I can also record over 6 hrs into a DVD without using MM2.1 BUT I can also uses it to add titles & credits or add still picture, etc. I can also uses Pause control in 5005 to Cut. I saved lots of $$ and times by using my 5005 --- especially, almost zero time attendance or no need to watch recording.
Oh yeah, I used S-video cable and 2 audio cable. My VCR is a Sony SLV-N51.
All The Best.
--Rino
----- Original Message -----
From: Dale Alex
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.moviemaker,microsoft.public.windowsxp.video
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 3:37 AM
Subject: Re: Capturing video signal being sent to my DV
Hello Rino,
I have at least 30 VHS tapes of home stuff (recorded in EP mode, i.e. 6
hours per tape) that I want to move to DVD as cheaply and easily as possible.
Since they are six hours in length, it means that I will have to use at
least four miniDV tapes to process a VHS tape, which then equates to >12
hours to process a VHS tape (I was really hoping to cut down that processing
time).
Again thank you.
Dale.
"<< Rino >>" wrote:
> Hello Dale,
> Thank you for coming up with your well explained project. Everyone who read your thread are eager to know how successful you're
> about this new tactic to trick MM2.1 --- promise us that you'll report or post whatever the result. I'm hoping you could tell us
> what are the analog signals; Is that your own "old home movie" or commercial tapes? Or both?
"Dale Alex" <DaleAlex@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A1A2D227-C5F8-43ED-B3C7-8A847DC6B5A1@microsoft.com...
Hello Rino,
I have at least 30 VHS tapes of home stuff (recorded in EP mode, i.e. 6
hours per tape) that I want to move to DVD as cheaply and easily as possible.
Since they are six hours in length, it means that I will have to use at
least four miniDV tapes to process a VHS tape, which then equates to >12
hours to process a VHS tape (I was really hoping to cut down that processing
time).
Again thank you.
Dale.
"<< Rino >>" wrote:
> Hello Dale,
> Thank you for coming up with your well explained project. Everyone who read your thread are eager to know how successful you're
> about this new tactic to trick MM2.1 --- promise us that you'll report or post whatever the result. I'm hoping you could tell us
> what are the analog signals; Is that your own "old home movie" or commercial tapes? Or both?
>
> All The Best,
> --Rino
>
>
>
> "Dale Alex" <DaleAlex@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:911BF4B1-7F54-4DF6-A176-848C895D73ED@microsoft.com...
> Hello Guys,
>
> Thank you for your prompt responses. Actually, Rino, I have to agree with
> Nick and John. It appears that the issue is that my DV Cam does not have
> "pass through" capapbility (Sharp VL-WD255U). I want to avoid using miniDV
> tapes.
>
> From your submission, Rino, I get the impression that I still will have to
> use miniDV tapes, therefore the process is going to be at least twice as long
> as I would like it to be (1. record from analog to miniDV, 2. play miniDV and
> dump via 1394 to PC).
>
> Rino, did I misunderstand you or am I correct in my summation?
>
> I want to eliminate step 2 above.
>
> I am therefore left with two options, go through the process as outlined
> above (i.e. step 1 and then step 2), otherwise get a new DV device that has
> the following characteristics:
>
> 1. 1394
> 2. s-video/rca/composite input
> 3. pass-through capability.
>
> Have I missed anything?
>
> Again, thank you very much, and all the best for the new year.
>
> Dale.
>
> "John Kelly" wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > Well, that's the problem. Dale does not want to go back either. I am trying to
> > tell you that you totally misunderstood his question.
> >
> > He wants to take an analog video source and convert it to digital.
> >
> > Please take this the way its intended...you need to learn a lot more English.
> >
> > --
> > Best Wishes.....John Kelly
> > www.the-kellys.org
> > www.the-kellys.co.uk
> > Check out free video hosting at www.the-kellys.org
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