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  1. I have tried this recently and had some great experience with this, and I no longer know why I bought my capture card when I could capture my VCR thru firewire.

    What I did was connect my DV Camera to the firewire card as usual. Then connect a VCR to the DV camera with this nice cable I got. Play with a few settings in the DVcam's menus and what I get is another use for camera. It converts the signal analog to digital for you quick and easily. Anyone else been doing this?

    I had this $50 capture board and was getting some poor quality with it. But it seems much nice once it runs thru DVcam.
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  2. What I did was connect my DV Camera to the firewire card as usual. Then connect a VCR to the DV camera with this nice cable I got. Play with a few settings in the DVcam's menus and what I get is another use for camera. It converts the signal analog to digital for you quick and easily. Anyone else been doing this?
    ... yes, a lot of people (here) are doing that. That's a Camcorder feature known as Analog Pass-Through.

    Unfortunately, not all digital camcorders have this feature.
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  3. I have a Sony D8 TRV330E (Pal) camcorder and I am trying to use the analog pass-through feature.

    I am able to successfully use the Pass-Through feature with PAL video tapes, but with NTSC video tapes all I get is audio. No video.

    Has anybody been able to successfully accomplish an NTSC pass-through on a PAL camera? Is it at all possible?

    Thanks
    Jane
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  4. @Jane
    Re-playing NTSC on a PAL camcorder is definetly not possible.
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