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Posted by Richard Crowley on 06/19/07 15:42
"Smarty" wrote ...
> Camcorders which record to DVD do exist although they typically use a
> smaller mini DVD disk which is playable in many if not most home DVD
> players. You can also connect any video camera or camcorder which has
> either composite (analog) or live Firewire (digital) output to a separate
> stand-alone DVD recorder to make full sized DVDs. Using either a camcorder
> or a set-top DVD recorder, the performance can be recorded, and (after a
> one minute finalizing step) the finished disk can be given to the
> performer.
Indeed, I have several standalone DVD recorders that I use for
events where the customers get DVDs immediately after their
performances. Works great. Most recently, I got a couple of those
Sony external drives (VRD-MC3) that have a little LCD display in
the lid. Makes it easy to confirm that video is being recorded, etc.
They serve double-duty as regular external CD/DVD drives when
connected to a computer via USB.
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