Just to be sure - this converts the Rode videomicpro into XLR --correct?
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Yes, this adapter will convert that Rode mic to XLR. It is a very simple adapter that uses brute-force connection instead of the more elegant approach of using a transformer. However, it does work for me -- and it's cheap and lightweight.
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The type of tape is probably irrelevant because it just converts the video signal from the video out of the player. If you have a betamax player with the correct RCA/s-video jacks on the back there should not be a problem. I've connected it to all kinds of things and recorded video without any issues at all, including laserdiscs.
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Yes, a simple XLR cable into a preamp will do the trick. No other converters needed (as long as you have an audio interface of course).
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The camera doesn't need an xlr input. You need an intermediary device or you can use rca input, but the converter sucks and adds a lot of noise to your audio.
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I suppose it depends. Fortunately for me, I used part of a KVM extension cable for the video signal and an audio extension cable.Sorry, this probably doesn't help much. The video is card is significantly important with this connection. I wish I would have paid a bit more for a conversion box as oppose to using this cable. Conversion boxes improve the quality.
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As long as you're running it with a cable that has XLRs, it should be great!
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yes, the Canon T31/600 has a mic input, so the Rode VideoMic Pro will work fine with it. Just need to use the Manual setting in the camera for audio levels to get better sound quality.
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EZCAP.TV 116 USB 2.0 VHS to DVD Converter. Capture & convert video from VHS, Hi8, All Camcorders, DVD player, Satellite TV, etc. Capture Xbox 360/Wii/PS3 in full color. Upload videos direct to YouTube, convert for mobile device or make a dvd. Stream live with Skype, MSN, etc. Supports Windows XP/Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 32/64 bit, Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later. (Electronics) This device is ideal for any analog video capturing. (VHS, 8mm...) Having gone through the easy setup and installation, I made my first atttempt to capture one of my VHS home movies. Fifteen minutes into the video capture, the recording stopped and displayed this message: "VIDEO IS COPYRIGHT PROTECTED.VIDEO CAPTURE WILL NOT RESUME". Don't sweat it. All you have to do is disable the protection pop-up. Here's the fix. And trust me, it works. Haven't had a single issue since this fix. Enjoy. You have to edit a configuration file. Navigate to: C:\Program Files\ArcSoft\TotalMedia ShowBiz\com.ArcSoft.CaptureModule\ Open "CaptureModule.ini" with notepad. Add "ProtectOn=0" under "[CaptureModule]" and save. If it does not let you save, it is because your pc user permissions need to be changed. Right click on the file, select properties select "security" at the top click on "users" and click on the "edit" box Put a click in all the boxes and click on "apply" Now it will let you edit and save the file.
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I don't know about that but I used this once with my Canon Rebel t3i and the sound quality was not great. I since have switched to Rode VideoMic and its a million times better!
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Hi Jim, Yes that is what I use mine for, I have hundreds of hours of VHS tapes that I shot of my family. I am converting them and burning them onto DVD's. My VCR has two composite outputs, I connect one to my capture card and the other to the convertor and the hdmi output to my big screen monitor. Works great and the quality surprised me.
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Should be. It is a blank recording device and should be adaptable to any program.
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Yes that is how it is being used by me now.We are using this converting full motion 1080 HD/SDI video to HDMI for use by our streaming computer with VidBlaster program installed. I am also using the Blackmagic Capture card with absolutely no problems with configuring or using; use Blackmagic if you want with out fear.
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It will work with any microphone that you can attach to it. Of course you might have to buy appropriate cables and mounting hardware and before you ask, I don't know what cables and or mounting hardware you will need, as I don't have an "original Rode videomic". Honestly I've never heard of an "original Rode videomic". Good luck!
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Geez Carolyn, I have no idea. I needed it for a direct transfer from a Sony 8mm directly to my computer, so I can save it on a cd, and/or YouTube and omit the 8mm tape for viewing altogether. Sorry, I have zero idea about viewing a vhs tape to a computer monitor. Like I mentioned, I purchased this only to transfer my videos directly from my Sony 8mm to my computer to a current format omitting the 8mm/vhs. I never tried any other function.I found the info I needed before purchasing the video capture by Googling my question on GOOGLE.
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That is what I did with this camcorder and a video capture software. BUT!! I bought a refurbished one of these and it ruined one of my tapes. bye bye precious home videos.
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My vinyl to pc capture was pre hdmi. I used rca to pc audio input. Software must have vinyl clean up feature.outcome is not high quality, but provided a clean retro sound on cd for a friend who's father recorded the album for her. sorry, HDMI audio in from rca...haven't tried. Maybe Audicity could help
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If you have a 1/8 inch mic input on your camera, it will work fine, HOWEVER, why would you want the Rode VideoMic, as it's a MONO mic, it WILL NOT record stereo, and I think your Cannon camera has a stereo mic input, doesn't it??? Why people buy the Rode mic and it's not even stereo is beyond me! Good luck.Bob