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nirbhayn
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Joined: 24 Apr 2002
Location: USA
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Hi
I have bought a new HDR-HC5 Handycam. does anyone know how to send videos back to the camera?. its not a harddrive or dvd cam, video is recorded on dv camera.
i just wanted to tranfer few of the videos on my tape. i wanted to do it via a firewire cable.
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cdb
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Joined: 28 Feb 2003
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You need an editing program that can export via firewire back to your camcorder. Vegas Movie Studio versions back to 4.0 can do this -- they call it "print to tape". Current version of Vegas Movie Studio + DVD 6.0 is available for $75 more or less. Probably other programs can do this as well.
Note that in order to do this you usually have to render the video first to your hard drive (rendering often takes longer than real time) and then do it again but this time "print to tape".
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nirbhayn
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Joined: 24 Apr 2002
Location: USA
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| cdb wrote: |
You need an editing program that can export via firewire back to your camcorder. Vegas Movie Studio versions back to 4.0 can do this -- they call it "print to tape". Current version of Vegas Movie Studio + DVD 6.0 is available for $75 more or less. Probably other programs can do this as well.
Note that in order to do this you usually have to render the video first to your hard drive (rendering often takes longer than real time) and then do it again but this time "print to tape". |
What if we had to "print to tape" a divx or mpeg file. do i need to convert to dv avi ?
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daamon
Cockney Pommy
Joined: 10 Jun 2003
Location: Melbourne, Oz
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| nirbhayn wrote: |
| What if we had to "print to tape" a divx or mpeg file. do i need to convert to dv avi ? |
For a DV cam, yes - I believe (suspect) so.
WinDV will send DV AVI files from the PC to a DV (tape) cam. And it's free and very simple to use.
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