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Gary Siu March 29th, 2009 04:36 PM

transfering MiniDv/DVCAM directly to DVD
 
Sorry if I'm posting this in the wrong category?

There was a MiniDV/DVCAM deck that transfered tapes to DVD directly a couple years ago. (looked like a table-top VHS player) I forgot the model number and need to get one. can anyone remember who made it and the model number? Does anyone have one in good working condition they'd like to sell? Email me directly and hopefully we can make a deal. siucoharley@hotmail.com. Thanks in advance

Mike Barber March 30th, 2009 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Gary Siu (Post 1035580)
Sorry if I'm posting this in the wrong category?

There was a MiniDV/DVCAM deck that transfered tapes to DVD directly a couple years ago. (looked like a table-top VHS player)

This may belong in the Area 51 forum since I have never heard of such a device existing. Perhaps Google will help you find it.

William Hohauser March 30th, 2009 09:26 AM

JVC SR-DVM700US

It's about $1400 new. Has an internal hard drive for rough editing to DVD.

Mike Barber March 30th, 2009 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by William Hohauser (Post 1035853)
JVC SR-DVM700US

It's about $1400 new. Has an internal hard drive for rough editing to DVD.

Wow, that would have been useful to me a few years ago. Wish I knew about it then.

John Miller April 1st, 2009 04:37 PM

There are a number of standalone DVD recorders that have FireWire input for direct connection to a MiniDV/DVCAM source. I have an Insignia and a Sony. The Sony can control the transport of the camcorder plus a bunch of usual odd but fascinating Sony features. Both cost ~$100.

Tripp Woelfel April 1st, 2009 09:16 PM

Panasonic make a couple of the standalone DVD recorders that can do this. I have both the E15 and E25. Keep in mind it's going to transcode your DV footage to MPEG2 in real time. If you don't care about the loss, one of those or their replacements should be the ticket. When I bought mine a couple of years ago they were about US$150.


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