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November 11, 2005 at 2:37 PM #38985
kooch
ParticipantHi i would love for anyone to help me out with my project for school. OK I have something on VHS and I want to get it on my computer. I figure that i do this buy hooking the VCR to my DV camcorder to my computer I have the following: Standar VCR, JVC GR-DVL505, and a computer, all av cables as well as fire wire. I have tried to hook it up from VHS threw av cables to DV camcorder trew fire wire to comp. I press play on the VCR and get nothing on the Camrorder intern get nothing on the comp. I hope you all can understand this. Any help would be much app. Thank you very much.
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November 11, 2005 at 4:05 PM #169171
alohrey
ParticipantThere’s probably a setting on your camera in the menu that allows for A/V input. The first step is to get the picture from your vcr to the camera. plug the vcr into the camera and hit play, then go to the camera menu and play around until the picture shows up (you will probably need to be in play mode on the camera). Once you have that working, you can then worry about the firewire connection to your computer and captuing. Read your owners manual if all else fails to figure out how to get it to record A/V
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November 11, 2005 at 4:44 PM #169172
kooch
Participantthank you very much for your quick reply but i am still stuck. There is no option of that sort. I have tried reading the manual and no help there. Is my cam even capable of this? this is the manual http://books.jvcservice.com/download/158377476/21209.pdf
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November 11, 2005 at 4:53 PM #169173
alohrey
ParticipantLooking at the manual, it looks like your camera doesn’t do A/V input otherwise know as passthrough. That’s too bad. You will need to find a camera that will, or get a breakout box for your pc that will accept composite video, and RCA L and R audio. Sorry to bear the bad news.
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November 11, 2005 at 4:57 PM #169174
kooch
Participantam i just plugging into the wrong port? The ports i have are AV, DV IN/OUT and S. Ok I was going from the VCR to the cam via the three AV (red.yellow, white) to the AV port on my cam. Is this wrong? Thanks again for all your help.
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November 11, 2005 at 4:59 PM #169175
kooch
ParticipantThat sucks thanks for your help and forget my last post. Thanks again.
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