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Posted by Ubertrout on 03/19/07 18:41
> I think you mean OUTPUTS. I would certainly go in prepared to
> connect video to BNC or even UHF (SO-239) connectors. And
> audio to RCA, 1/4-inch phone, or XLR connectors (and pro levels).
> If you can discover the make/model of the equipment(s), people
> here may be able to help you with the types of connectors/adapters,
> etc. will be needed.
Yeah, dumb mistake on my part. This is very helpful.
> Alternatively, you might ask if they would be willing to have a
> local video production company do the dubbing/capture? They
> may be better equipped to handle the possible variations.
I enquired, but they wanted the tapes delivered to their facility. I
suppose I assumed this was common - could I find someone in the DC
area to go in for me?
> Another possibility is to use a standalone DVD recorder.
> That would be the most direct (and also least expensive)
> route. If you have the access, I might try going in first with
> a DVD recorder, and then if that doesn't work, come back
> with your more complex "plan B".- Hide quoted text -
What worries me about this option is that it will give me very little
control / ability to clean up the signal. Either way, I'm going to
try to contact the person in charge of media services there shortly
(long story why I haven't already) and see what sort of equipment is
needed. Thanks to all who answered here so far, I'll probably have
more tomorrow.
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