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Re: DVD video camera -> dvd question

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From: Bobb
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 03:44
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I spent the day xmas shopping at electronics stores and was asking/browsing
for dvd burner - Pc info.

At CompUSA, I saw a product from Adaptec which said " Record DVD from your
camera to your CDRW" !
It records it in VCD format so that it's viewable on a dvd player ! Cost
$179.
VideOh!CD is the name. They do make other versions of it too:
http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/product/prodfamilymatrix.html?sess=no&cat=%
2fTechnology%2fVideo%2fVideo+Capture+and+Creation

It was late and I didn't have a lot of time to research but from what I read
on the box, it looked pretty good.
Anyone used it before ?
With this solution, no new hw is needed: they can use what they have.

Bobb



"the real TOMMY Tutalidge" <pinball@aei.net> wrote in message
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: Just buy a dvd recorder (not the pc type) hook up the super vhs lead for
: the video and the RF leads for the sound. Push play on the camera and
: record on the dvd recorder. I have yet to see dvd recorders with component
: leads but i live in canada.
:
: Bobb wrote:
:
: > Family asking me and I don't have a clue (no wisecracks),
: > and I could use a quick overview regarding DVD
: > recording for PC and/or TV.
: > I tried google but got thousand of hits - all very specific though.
: > Or if the wrong group, I could use a pointer.
: > I couldn't find anything for DVD comparable to alt.comp.periphs.cdr
: > Thanks for any advice/pointers
: >
: > Specifically,
: > My brother bought a movie camera for xmas
: > and would like to make DVDs of camera output.
: > So say he records an hour worth of holiday video - now how to get it to
: > media?
: > For the moment, money not the issue, just the big picture:
: > First of all, how much disk space is an hour's worth of video ?
: > (and if - like VCRs - SP or SLP  is a concept, just pick one)
: > Secondly, how much fits on a DVD ?
: > He wants to play it back on a TV  NOT a PC.
: > How do you interface with it ? On a PC, I imagine there's
: > a utility (like EZCD), but on TV, how would you customize it?
: > Or can you ?
: >
: > 1. Do you have an output cable (USB) from camera to
: > PC - play it back - save to disk - make DVD ?
: >
: > 2. Buy a "DVD burner"  for the stereo and plug the camera
: > in there ? Hit Play on camera and record it to
: > a blank DVD there ?
: > 3. Once #1 or #2 works, how to copy it to spend to family
: > all over the country ?
: > Do they have DVD to DVD burners for
: > ' stereo equipment' ? (or whatever it's called these days )
: >
: > Also, what is the lingo to refer to
: > "hooking it up as 'media equipment' " ?  vs PC hookup.
:
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