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Posted by Bill Cotton on 01/31/08 18:02
"Arny Krueger" <arnyk@hotpop.com> wrote in message
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> "Bill Cotton" <Billcotton@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>>> We just use the video output of our camcorder. It does
>>> HDMI but we don't have the rest of the infrastructure
>>> for that, so right now we're just using the yellow male
>>> RCA plug.
>
>> I tried today with the RYG output to a VHS recorder whike
>> recording. Nothing came out.
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> I think that is a possible situation. Camcorders vary. The four camcorders
> I've worked with don't work that way.
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>> In Playback mode from the
>> same output, I can view the output on a TV.
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> That is pretty common.
>
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>>>> As soon as the budget allows, a tower is planned.
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>>> Ours does 6 DVDs at a time and cost about $600. Many
>>> people sell them. Ours is about a year old and has run
>>> flawlessly.
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>> I have surf and this one is of interest.
>> http://www.runtechmedia.com/product.asp?sku=SharkCopier6dvd16xsony&a=10
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> This looks very similar to what we have, right down to the branding of the
> drives.
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>> What brand do you have?
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> This is the supplier's current product:
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> http://www.supermediastore.com/nec-dvd-standalone-tower-dvd-duplicators-6-target.html
Both has an option to add output USB, firewire, do ou have a need for either
> Needless to say, faster, more features. ;-)
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>> Thanks for you help. I have a friend that bought a DV
>> camcorder with Firewire output, to take movie of his
>> bowling team and hate having to change tapes. His Sony
>> Camcorder DCR TRV50 list for 1500 dollars.
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> It must be nice to have money like that. However, I must not be too
> bitter, as we have a Canon HV-20. ;-)
When the church buy two camcorder and a mixer, I will look at the Cannon
HV-20, since it works ok for you.
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>> I think that I will be able to Pre-fab the title.
>
> Agreed.
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