Can you use a Digital Video Recorder if you don't have digital cable?
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If you use a TiVo, you can plug in an analog cable signal; you don't even need a cable box.
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You need and analog video capture card (PCI) plugged into your system and software.  As an example  AverMedia DVD EZMaker PCI, Digital Video Maker.
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You'll need a product like this.\n\nMine can record cable, tv, vhs, music etc.\n\nThe basic ones start off at around $49 all the way upto $450 if you HDTV quality.\nMany MPEG 2 are reasonable MPEG 1 is under $100
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You need to have a video card that has an exit for TV set. I think one of GeForces does that. You just have to plug the cordes, and have your TV set show the image, then use your VHS to record the image as if you would record a TV show on a Sat night :)\n\nYou can also find a digital camera, plug to your computer, record the data, have the camer plugged to your TV, and then do the regular casette recording..
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You can start from a basic Sony minidisc recorder and stereo mic if you're just looking to get simple, one-take demos for a ballpark of $100. The next step up would be a portable hard-disc recorder , though this will cost you about $600 for the most basic setup without the CD burner. The next step up is a new computer and entry-level software.
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If you can play the video in full screen. You can try the prog FastCap at http://www.ejoystudio.com to capture the video on line for you. It captures both audio and video.
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if your camera have an infrared transmitter you can use it, otherwise do it the old fashion way, via USB cable
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You'll need a video capture card that simply plugs into a PCI slot, and tehn you just plug the camera in. \n\nWindows XP comes with it's own movie making software, but assuming you have  DVD drive, chances are you'll already haveing the POwerDVD suite of software, which will allow you to create movies and burn them to DVD.\n\nThere is a vast array of video capture cards on the market - make sure that the one you get has the appropriate connections for teh cam - typically the red, yellow & white AV sockets.
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Unless your web camera (IP camera) has a composite video out, you will not be able to record your web cam footage on almost any security digital recorder. \n\nThere are specific security system digital recorders that can record IP cameras. Buy and NVR (Network Video Recorder) to record your IP camera. NVR's are not seperate embedded boxes like you have now. It is a digital recording device that is PC-based and capable of recording IP cameras.
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Don't pay recording studios, it is a waste of money.  Buy a Fostex MR 8 digital recorder and do it all yourself.  It is a hell of a lot cheaper, and sounds just about the same.  I own one and it has saved me tons of money.
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You are going to use like boardcast or video creation. I think a web cam is not suitable for your situation. Because Webcam resolution is not very good. I suggest that you buy those digital DV(Digital Handy Cam) if your buget is OK.\n\nd10v01b
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if you do it yourself, very low.  most music is digital nowadays anyway.  if you are going to be recording analog, you'll know it when you get the bill.\n\nin essence, a lot cheaper
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If the video is not protected, you can record it with the software FastCap at http://www.ejoystudio.com  It records 3d games and can also record other videos.
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You need video capture software.
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Connecting a digital cable box is pretty much the same no matter the model:\n\nTake the coaxial cable coming out of your floor/wall and connect it to the "cable in" on the back of the box.\nWith another piece of coax, connect "cable out" on the back of your cable box to the "in" (rf in, cable in, etc) on your VCR.\nConnect the "out" on your VCR to the "in" on your TV, and that's it!\n\nObviously, if you have no VCR, then simply connect the "out" on the cable box to the "in" on your TV.\n\nIf you are looking to do a more advanced connection, see the owner's manual below.
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Time to buy a Digital Video Camcorder. It's a US$500 -$1,500 solution.\n\nYou have not clarified exactly what kind of Video System you have. Even if you have a clunky video tape-based Video Camera you should be able to tape something!\n\nThe cheapest way to record video? Try your mpeg capable video/camera phone!
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You can use Audacity ( http://audacity.sourceforge.net ) to record a audio without a mic. \nAbout the quality, if you record from flash video i think its normal. Because usually audio and video on flash use small bitrate to reduce file size and increase the download speed.