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Nottoman
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Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2004 12:01 pm    Post subject: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

I've heard of digital camcorders that you can connect your VCR to with A/V -
RCA inputs and then feed them to your PC via Firewire or USB to capture
digitally. Any recommendations for a unit like this? I haven't looked very
hard, but have looked at several DigCamcorders and the entire line on the
Sony site and haven't seen this feature. Is it outdated?

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John
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Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2004 5:53 pm    Post subject: Re: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

The "old" TRV16E and TRV18E have this feature

"Nottoman" <nottoman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I've heard of digital camcorders that you can connect your VCR to with
A/V -
RCA inputs and then feed them to your PC via Firewire or USB to capture
digitally. Any recommendations for a unit like this? I haven't looked
very
hard, but have looked at several DigCamcorders and the entire line on the
Sony site and haven't seen this feature. Is it outdated?

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John
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Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2004 5:56 pm    Post subject: Re: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

You can also utilise that feature within the Vegas video editing software to
preview direct on the TV set while editing

"Nottoman" <nottoman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I've heard of digital camcorders that you can connect your VCR to with
A/V -
RCA inputs and then feed them to your PC via Firewire or USB to capture
digitally. Any recommendations for a unit like this? I haven't looked
very
hard, but have looked at several DigCamcorders and the entire line on the
Sony site and haven't seen this feature. Is it outdated?

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DavesVideo
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Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2004 6:01 pm    Post subject: Re: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

Nottoman said:

Quote:
I've heard of digital camcorders that you can connect your VCR to with A/V -
RCA inputs and then feed them to your PC via Firewire or USB to capture

digitally. Any recommendations for a unit like this? I haven't looked very
hard, but have looked at several DigCamcorders and the entire line on the
Sony site and haven't seen this feature.>>

I don't know if any have USB output, but with firewire it is a pretty common
option, but not available in the cheapest modles. Before I got my last camera,
I cheched the Sony site and had no trouble verifying. Probably called "pass
through", did you look for that function?


Dave
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ub
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Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2004 6:01 pm    Post subject: Re: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

Canon's ZR series all have the digital passthrough feature starting back
with the ZR-80 model. $350 or so.


"Nottoman" <nottoman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I've heard of digital camcorders that you can connect your VCR to with
A/V -
RCA inputs and then feed them to your PC via Firewire or USB to capture
digitally. Any recommendations for a unit like this? I haven't looked
very
hard, but have looked at several DigCamcorders and the entire line on the
Sony site and haven't seen this feature. Is it outdated?

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Jeffery S. Jones
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Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2004 6:01 pm    Post subject: Re: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

On Sun, 14 Nov 2004 09:38:43 GMT, "Nottoman" <nottoman@hotmail.com>
wrote:

Quote:
I've heard of digital camcorders that you can connect your VCR to with A/V -
RCA inputs and then feed them to your PC via Firewire or USB to capture
digitally. Any recommendations for a unit like this? I haven't looked very
hard, but have looked at several DigCamcorders and the entire line on the
Sony site and haven't seen this feature. Is it outdated?


Quite a few do. Sony's first-tier, lowest price models tend not to
have it, but most of the rest do.
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Nottoman
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Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2004 12:02 am    Post subject: Re: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

Yes, no results.

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Nottoman said:

I've heard of digital camcorders that you can connect your VCR to with
A/V -
RCA inputs and then feed them to your PC via Firewire or USB to capture
digitally. Any recommendations for a unit like this? I haven't looked
very
hard, but have looked at several DigCamcorders and the entire line on the
Sony site and haven't seen this feature.

I don't know if any have USB output, but with firewire it is a pretty
common
option, but not available in the cheapest modles. Before I got my last
camera,
I cheched the Sony site and had no trouble verifying. Probably called
"pass
through", did you look for that function?


Dave
http://members.tripod.com/~VideoDave
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Bill S.
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Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2004 6:02 pm    Post subject: Re: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

Jeffery S. Jones <jeffsj@execpc.com> wrote:
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On Sun, 14 Nov 2004 09:38:43 GMT, "Nottoman" <nottoman@hotmail.com
wrote:

I've heard of digital camcorders that you can connect your VCR to with A/V -
RCA inputs and then feed them to your PC via Firewire or USB to capture
digitally. Any recommendations for a unit like this? I haven't looked very
hard, but have looked at several DigCamcorders and the entire line on the
Sony site and haven't seen this feature. Is it outdated?

The Sony TRV-38 will do digital pass thru and also works with a copy
protected video tape, should you have need to copy one of those. A
lot of camcorders will shutdown if you try to feed it a macrovision
protected tape.

Bill S.
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Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2004 12:02 am    Post subject: Re: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

I've had three Sony dvc's, and all of them could do this (TRV-105,
TRV-18, TRV-25).
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Bay Way 41510
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Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2004 6:02 pm    Post subject: Re: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

"ub" <ub@dot.com> wrote in message news:<2kKld.147944$5v2.92023@fe2.columbus.rr.com>...
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Canon's ZR series all have the digital passthrough feature starting back
with the ZR-80 model. $350 or so.


I bought a Canon refurbished ZR-65 from Fry's for $220, it has the
pass-through and works great .but oh what a shitty battery life it has
(which is not a problem for this type of use, as it's plugged in when
I use as pass-through)



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"Nottoman" <nottoman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I've heard of digital camcorders that you can connect your VCR to with
A/V -
RCA inputs and then feed them to your PC via Firewire or USB to capture
digitally. Any recommendations for a unit like this? I haven't looked
very
hard, but have looked at several DigCamcorders and the entire line on the
Sony site and haven't seen this feature. Is it outdated?

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David Chien
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Posted: Thu Nov 18, 2004 12:21 am    Post subject: Re: Digital Camcorder with A/V pass through? Reply with quote

All of the Sharp VL-Z3U DV camcorders going for $150 on sale beginning
of this year, and <$100-200 on ebay.com today have this feature. Almost
all of the new releases from all companies that aren't the cheapest
available will also have this feature.
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