I have a JVC Everio camcoder that uses SD card.for video.Can i transfer the SD card to a DVD?
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Yes you can, I have used mine for SD video cards(from my Sony Camcorder) to DVD, VHS to DVD and DVD to DVD. One of the best purchases I've ever made, no waiting for it to download to your computer so you can burn it. Hope this helps! :-)
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No. The burner will only accept SD cards recorded on a Sony Handycam. This is not mentioned in the advertising. It is buried under troubleshooting in the manual.
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No the only card that will work with this unit is a sony sd card you can connect with the 3 cords however I found the quality from my cannon very poor. the quality from an old vhs recorder was better this is due that cannon has poor connectivity with cords Warrenn sr
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as far as I know the VRDMC6 has an SD card slot and from it you can make the transfer to DVD.
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I found some information today in the AVS forum on this topic and posted it here... Hi Guys, I just tried the following and it worked very fast: Nero Vision 5 (Part of Nero 8) Make DVD &gt; AVCHD Add Video Files Next Menus to use: Do not create menus Next Next - Audio Smart Encoding ratio: 100.0 % - Video Smart Encoding ratio: 100.0 % Write to Hard Disk folder This creates the same structure as the camera in a BDMV folder. Replace the BDMV folder on the SD card with this one and the camera plays it. To follow up on this, if you add clips back to the card/camera using the foregoing method, the clips DO show up in the thumbnails and you CAN take new video and the new video will just be added as separate clips/thumbnails. It works GREAT! Although the above instructions are for Nero and I've only tried it in Nero, I would imagine it *should* work with any video editor that allows you to create an AVCHD DVD without menus by saving the output file to the pc rather than to a disk and then just moving the resulting BDMV folder to the card/camera.
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It depends on the model of your camera. The easiest way to know if it will take this card is to look on the camera, usually in the area where the memory card goes, and see if it says SDXC or SDHC, or both. If you can't find it on your camera just go to the JVC website and look up your model #. Under the specs tab or accessories tab it should tell you what kind of memory car it will take. If you have the option of using either one and you want great quality HD picture/video I would use the SDXC. If you just want more storage but don't care too much about crispness in the pics/video then go w/ HC. Also note that the XC card is quite a bit more expensive than HC, but XC is also far superior in quality of pics/video. I just went to Disney World w/ mine and the videos of the Wishes fireworks show and Fantasmic (shows a video on water) was clear, I was VERY impressed w/ the quality. I have over 3 hours of HD video on the card already and it's not anywhere close to being even 1/2 full.
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Yes. But make sure the video output connector of your camera is the old standard type Rca. For long recording purposes I would suggest to use systems based on hard disks or solid state (flash) memory and then copy to Dvd only what you want
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I don't believe you can. I had 2 of these VCR"s and they never worked properly. They always ate the tapes and sounded watery. I ended up buying a Toshiba and haven't had a problem in years, but it does not record video to DVD. That feature would be in a model costing a few hundred dollars.
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The way my DVD writer works it plugs into my video camera. If your memory card is in your video camera it will probably work.
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I purchased this Hi8 camcorder specifically to convert Hi8 video tape, although this camcorder just allows you to play the tape. You will still need a Digital Video Converter such as Canopus / Grass Valley ADVC-110 Advanced Digital Video Converter. There are much cheaper units as well.
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I have some old VHS tapes from Europe (PAL system) which I want to convert to DVD. Would this software work for such a purpose.
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I have done it, but it requires special software. Just Google "VHS to DVD software" and you should find some options that suit your needs.
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Only the flash card, which shouldn't be a problem. Generally a pretty good camcorder. The other thing you need to be aware of is that the "accessory shoe" slot is JVC "only". It is some proprietary size that does not accept normal shoe accessories like a light or microphone. (JVC makes it's own shotgun for this camcorder, but no light.) Generally very good quality imaging and a huge advantage of an external mic input and headphones for semi-professional use. I'd love to see it record in plain MPEG4 instead of the AVCHD or iFrame wrappers, but the can be decoded by most nonlinear edit systems. Also be aware it has it's own proprietary charger. It does not accept USB charges like most small camcorders. Pretty good battery life though. Hope this helps.
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Yes, the best results will be if you have a compatible Sony camcorder as you will be able to do many copy features via automation. Inputs available - DV (firewire), S-Video, composite video and stereo audio. NO HDMI input. If the camcorder is non-Sony you can still select your inputs from the menu but the camcorder will not automatically drive the DVD Recorder VRDMC5. See ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY9BHCUnmTQ
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I do not believe you can but you can use a program like Snap Shot Video Wizard. The removable SD card makes it easy to transfer video to your computer or just use the on board USB connector! Even if you get it done the quality will be low.
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yes! use audio video cables(red,white,and yellow). connect the cables to your cam and plug them into the audio video connections(in)on a dvd recorder (toshiba or magnavox)!
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Yes the dvd-vr375 will transfer your 8mm tapes to dvd. I have done several. Plug your camcorder video cords to the DV ports in the front of the unit. Start play on your camcorder and push the record button on the front of the unit or on the remote.
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I own a Sony Digital Video Camera Recorder, also known as a Digital Handy Cam, and have transferred movies from it to disc without a problem. The camera uses Digital Video Cassettes labeled as DV. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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If you can hook up your camcorder directly to the DVD Recorder, you should be able to convert your mini dv tapes. You need RCA output from your source to RCA input onto the DVD recorder.
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Hi Dan, Let me try and address each of your questions separately. Question 1: This camcorder has the capability of recording either SD or HD. If its recorded in HD, you can transfer it to varous PC software packages in HD and down convert to SD for burning to DVD. Sony Vegas Movie Studio + DVD, Pinacle Studio Plus 10.5 and Ulead DVD Movie Factory can handle HD and create standard DVDs. No known software products for HD DVD and Blu Ray. Question 2: If you want to record in HD and output to a standard Mini-DV tape in SD format, you should look into one of the software products above to do that for you. I don't know if a firewire connection will work. Question 3: Yes. See the list of software products above. Please note that the software listed does not include professional grade software costing $400 and up. Additional software packages in this price range can handle HD editing. Also note, if you are looking into software for HD, check the system requirements of the software against your PC to see if you have enough horsepower to use it before buying.