Capturing video on your analog video camera and putting it on your pc?
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The S-Video connections are normally OUT connections, not IN.  They allow you to send what your monitor sees to a TV or recorder, but not the other way around.\n\nYou need to install some sort of video capture card into your laptop.\n\nThere are several available, both USB and PCMCIA.  The average cost of them is around $75.  Check with your local computer store or electronics store, and they should help you pick which one would be best for your needs.
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Userplane has an audio/video recorder that will do that - you can check it out at http://www.userplane.com/apps/videoRecorder.cfm
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Once you have the recorded footage, the next step is to transfer it to your PC or mac. It will require software, which most probably you got with your camcorder and a USB or IE 1394 DV lead to connect to your computer. The computer and the camera must have these in/out ports (USB or DV) The software manual you received with the camera will guide you step by step for installing the software as well as capturing to disk. Most camcorder vendors provide the software along with the leads required for capture.
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You could get a video-capture device for your computer.  This would allow you to plug your VCR outputs into your computer and record whatever the VCR is playing as a video file.  That video file could then be imported into the windows movie maker.\n\nHauppauge makes several USB video capture devices that are relatively easy to connect to your computer and setup:\n\nhttp://www.hauppauge.co.uk/pages/prods_usbs.html
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you cant...you need video and audio rca inputs on your laptop to do this plus recording software. try this link\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1456601&CatId=1428\n\nit comes with software too!
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do u want to record streaming videos ?\n\nWM recorder.
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Sure this can be achieved by purchasing a video capture card or you can use an external device such as Dazzle DV100 they run any where from $100.00 -$200.00 depending on what features your looking for. If you look on Ebay you should find quite a large selection. Let me suggest a website it's http://www.vcdhelp.com    . Hope this helps take care
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Get a program called Videora.  It's free and pretty easy to use.
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Yes, but you'll need a video card that accepts video in, something like WinTV.
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A camcorder can be used as webcam, not a digital camera.\n\nNow, if you digital camera has capability of capturing or rendering video, then probably you might be able to.\n\nCamcorders / Digital cameras come with USB cables. You should first intall the camcorder / digital camera software on your computer. Then shut down your PC. Turn ON your camera and then connect your camcorder / digital camera to the USB port of your computer. (The restart is necessary because the camera drivers will only be installed when the registry is logged off and on). Once the PC is restarted, it might go through camera driver installation. (that is normal). Once all is set, start up your favorite conferencing / IM software and start your webcam. You should be able to view the videos... Dont forget to turn on your camera during this process. else your computer wont recognize any new hardware. \n\nHope that helps
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I would assume you already uploaded your movie from your camera to the computer. Roxio is quite limited on their capabilities. If you don't want to buy a software, you can try other movie making software and take advantage of their 30 day trial.  I am quite sure you'll find one that  is capable of importing mov files.   Just on the top of my head I believe Ulead and TMPG can do that.
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you can use flash2video\nor video2flash\nor win avi converter
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If you have the files then you can go to http://www.videohelp.com/ to find tools youy can use.\n\nIf you don't have the files then you need a computer capable of capturing images or a device that capable of interfacing directly with your computer.
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hahah you need to try this, it will create a clear concept \nhttp://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3072/camera2.html\n\ncamtasia is world best software to record from screen moving images.\n\nfor current screen use simple printscreen button near scroll lock and paste to ms paint.
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To record the audio as well, you need to connect the video player's audio out (phono or jack) into you pc's Line In socket so your video capture software should capture both audio and video. If not, look at the program settings.\nTo find out how to do what you are asking, go to:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/uk/windowsxp/mediacenter/webdemo/hi-res/demoIndex.html\nand once you can select an option, go to My TV and/or My Videos\n\nIt is an excellent way to learn about all the functions of media centre 2005.\nI just got a new media centre pc and this has helped me a lot about learning how to use the interface.
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you need to transfer the analog data from the VHS cassette tape into a form the computer can read.  one thing you could do is buy a DVD recorder, plug your VCR into it, and record it all in real time.  The Computer will then be able to read the digitized version of the video.  another thing you could do would be to buy an analog-to-digital converter for your computer.
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go to the camcorder manufacturer and see if you could download any driver or software that can let your pc to access the files on your camcorder.\nIf not, you need a video capturing card, and it have the software and instruction for turning the video you play into a file, but first you have to make sure it got the socket for the connection, and the tv signal is compatible e.g. Pal or ntsc.