What is LANC Terminal For Sony Camcorder? What is LANC Terminal For Sony Camcorder?
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it is a connection for a lanc controller on your tripod. It lets you control things like zoom, on/off from a handgrip on your tripod (not all tripods have this controller)
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AV is generally audio & Video In/Out, but rarely with Control. This Vivitar remote works with older LANC controlled cameras, mainly Sony and some Canon. Panasonic and JVC did not use the protocol. With 1 or 2 adaptors, it will work with newer Sony Camcorders.
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Yes. that would be correct. Just need to make sure that your camcorder is able to rewrite as some do not.
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Yes, that is exactly what I'm talking about, Sony keeps changing the shapes and names of the jacks on their camcorders. On my Sony HDR CX-380 Camcorder the Audio Video Jack is called the "Multi Jack", but it IS the Audio/Video Jack that you use for connecting other devices to your camcorder. It is flat and rectangular shaped, but do not confuse it for the HDMI Jack, which is flat, but NOT rectangular shaped.
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They should be here, but I don't see this specific model. Maybe you can contact JVC support to ask them. This camcorder saves files into a format that was foreign to me. But, after I downloaded them to my PC, I changed the dot + 3 letters (format) to something different, and then I was able to manipulate them with my own software -- I think I changed them to .mov. I did not like the software that comes with this camcorder at all. When the new year started, I couldn't find a way to display files from the previous year -- very strange and scary! Good thing I back up all of my files. Good luck, but BTW, there are many more and better camcorders out there, even my iPad videos shoot at higher resolution and look better. Here is the JVC support link: http://support.jvc.com/consumer/custrel/index.jsp
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What is an lanc? it can be controlled via the lumix club app if you are asking about remote control features. Hope that helps.
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I called Sony and they found one that worked on my handy cam. But they are pricey
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Probably not. I've had two Sony camcorders, and both have come with software and cables for importing video from the camera onto a computer. Using the appropriate software and connection that Sony provided will be much faster for importing video, as this device is only capturing the signal as fast as it is played (like a VCR). My older camcorder connected to a firewire port (also known as IEEE 1394) which is not always found in newer laptops/pcs, so if you were desperate, you could use the ION. My newer one uses PMB software and the camera connects to a USB 2.0 port. In some cases, you can save to a memory stick and then use a card reader on your pc for the memory stick. Good luck Diane
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Hi Franco, the tripod is compatible with the camcorder. You just need to plug the LANC cable to the port. Thanks_Mitch
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A cable with male BNC connectors is provided with the unit which is typical for security cameras. You can purchase adapters that cinvert the BNC to an RCA video connector (the yellow connector on the AV input of a flat screen, for example). If your PC has a "TV-card" or other adapter that includes an RCA video input, you could hook this up easily. If not, I am not certain how you would be able to receive the camera signal without an external converter or adapter. The remote control capabilities for the PTZ are stand alone and would work fine with any setup.
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You don't need a docking station. Follow page 36 of the instruction manual "Preparing a computer". You need to install the PMB software. Once the PMB program is downloaded, just plug-in your camcorder to your computer using the USB cable and follow directions.
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ONLY if the camcorder is an old VHS type. If it is digital, then forget it. It likely will be of no help to you at all. IF it IS a VHS type , and a home movie or something else you recorded personally, there should be no Macrovision copyright protection anyway [no need for the digital stabilizer]. However, that said, If you ARE in fact playing a Macrovision protected VHS recording from you camcoder, it may work. But it looks like your order of hook-ups is a bit off though. You would want camcorder video OUT to Digital video stabilizer video IN, stabilizer video OUT to VC500 video IN, VC500 Video OUT to your PC. Windows Movie Maker MAY work or you will need a 3rd party program to process and store your recording. Whew!!! Verybestaluck to you!!
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Thia is the only list of compatible cameras that I am aware of: http://www.aquatix.com/lanc_camcorders.htm
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Its a multi function test tool.you can test analog cctv directly with or without OSD.ptz cam.RJ45 LAN cable tester.
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You want something like the Pinnacle Dazzle for transferring VCR or Camcorder image and sound to a computer: http://amzn.com/B0063B242M It may seem a little expensive, but it comes with the software, and once you've wasted a bunch of money on cheap cables like these, it's satisfying to find something straightforward like the dazzle that just works.
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Hi Sharon, Sony V825CLH Hi-8 Video Cleaning Casette can be used on camcorders that's using Hi-8 tapes. -Vincent
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Could someone tell me what I need to transfer camcorder movies to my pc? I have to use and i.link. What else do I need?Thanks Winnie