how can i conect the camcorder to my laptop to see the video or dvd?
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Hi, You can connect your Sony HVR-V1U Camcorder to your laptop via USB cable or i-link port. For further asssistance, please reach us at SocialSupport@am.sony.com. - Vincent
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I am absolutely positive it will work, F. Melamed. The camcorder probably has RCA composite connections (red and white for audio, yellow for video). If it is mono, one of the audio connections should work for both. If not, go to Radio Shack and get a "Y" connector to connect the mono connection to the stereo connections on the DVD recorder. Once you have them connected, turn both the camcorder and recorder on. Make sure the recorder is tuned to the proper input and then put it into "Record Pause" mode. Then, when you have the tape in the camcorder at the right place, just press "Record" on the DVD recorder. That will give you the cleanest start for your recording. I recommend using the 1 hour DVD mode for the best picture possible.
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Depends on your camcorder. If it has the video out put via Svideo or plug to RCA then you can transfer to DVD via your computer/laptop. If you use a VCR then you would use the RCA connections. Yes to your answer
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You can view from laptop or download the videos your laptop. Also, you can view it on the unit's small screen.
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I have a DVD auxillary device to connect to the laptop. It connects thru the usb port.
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You will need a firewire to USB connection cable and a video editing software like Premiere, Windows Movie Maker, etc to use to capture your video. Then you will need a DVD burning software like Windows media player, Nero or other to physically take the finished video file and burn it into a DVD format for playback.
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-The easiest way to view is to plug it into the laptop/monitor. Alternatively, you can also take out the SD card and put that into your laptop as well.
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you would have to get some special cables to connect to your computer.mine is hooked up to the vcr.consult radioshack.they would be better able at explaining it
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I think it depends on what your DVD has as an input vs. what the output from the computer is. Sorry I'm not more help, but without looking at it, it's tough to gauge. Sometimes even when they connect up, the device to which you input won't record.
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that would depend on what cables you have and what ports your laptop has. This t.v. needs an a/v hook-up (the yellow one is video, white is sound, red is power) So if you can find a cable to transfer a/v to hdmi or vga (that depends on laptop's ports) Try cable made to connect dvd to pc
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Nothing! The camera is self contained and all you need to do is to make sure it's fully charged. To watch the recorded videos, you need to plug in the USB cable to your PC. That's it.
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check sony, jvc, canon etc any camcorder that has the hdmi output can be used with this product
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I think you just plug it into the TV... or into a DVD player - a VCR might work.
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You need a cam capture card or USB dongle.. Or some other way to input video into the computer. This has a yellow video and red audio RCA connectors.
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Use a FireWire cable. Plug it into your computer and use a program like iMovie to capture the footage.
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If you have a computer you might try this:Diamond One Touch Video Capture Deviceby Diamond MultimediaLink: Diamond VC500 USB 2.0 One Touch VHS to DVD Video Capture Device For Win7, Win8 and Win10 I bought one from Amazon and it works great with camcorders and VCRs. :-)I owned this DVDirect unit years ago and it broke... :-(
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I am using this to import video from a camcorder or vice to my computor I think you need a video output device. Thanks good luck