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I can't find my manual for my Sony Hi8/ digital combo. Is there any way to transfer from Hi8 to the card on the camera? I to this day do mot understand why there are no audio video ports on these damn computers. :?
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Originally Posted by fantastic88
It has an A/V and DV ports. There must be some way to get Hi8 on a computer.
Here'* a link to Pinnacle'* website. They have 4 different products with all the software & hardware in one package. What kind of computer are you using?
http://wwwus.pinnaclesys.com/PublicS...o_Hardware.htm
http://wwwus.pinnaclesys.com/PublicS...o_Hardware.htm
You can download a printable version of your manual -
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/sel...?DIRECTOR=DOCS
If you can capture the Hi8 video through the DV port you may only need a cable. A lot of the new computers have a firewire port. Laptops are usually 4 pin & desktops are usually 6 pin. The Sony camcorders are 4 pin. The cables are known as firewire, IEEE 1394 & also iLink. You can use Windows Movie Maker will capture the video
Here'* a couple links with amazing prices on the cables. The local stores want about $30. This site has them for about $12 ($6 + $6 for shipping)
4 pin to 4 pin cable
http://www.provantage.com/belkin-f3n...e~7BELF009.htm
6 pin to 4 pin cable
http://www.provantage.com/belkin-f3n...e~7BELF006.htm
Video cameras that use this size tape are getting hard to find. If something were to happen to your camera its going to get harder & harder to find a way to play these. We all need to back these up in another format.
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/sel...?DIRECTOR=DOCS
If you can capture the Hi8 video through the DV port you may only need a cable. A lot of the new computers have a firewire port. Laptops are usually 4 pin & desktops are usually 6 pin. The Sony camcorders are 4 pin. The cables are known as firewire, IEEE 1394 & also iLink. You can use Windows Movie Maker will capture the video
Here'* a couple links with amazing prices on the cables. The local stores want about $30. This site has them for about $12 ($6 + $6 for shipping)
4 pin to 4 pin cable
http://www.provantage.com/belkin-f3n...e~7BELF009.htm
6 pin to 4 pin cable
http://www.provantage.com/belkin-f3n...e~7BELF006.htm
Video cameras that use this size tape are getting hard to find. If something were to happen to your camera its going to get harder & harder to find a way to play these. We all need to back these up in another format.
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capture the video with a pc capture card/tv tuner card
You can download a printable version of your manual -
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