i'm trying to run my sony video camera into an old vcr to record content from camera, will this cable work?
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It has the mini usb which is the same you find on most GPS chargers or Playstation 3/4 controller chargers. It's video and stereo output. If by chance your camera can take information, by the port on it that matches this mini usb plug, and record to it's hard drive or disc then I would say it could work. It depends on your VCR as well. I'm not sure if they had the input and output plugs as we see on DVD players today. I would say it's worth the try, but for a simple experiment, assuming you do not have a GoPro 3 and above, if it works try to find an off brand replica of this cable to save a little money. Or buy it and resell back on here. It has the mini usb which is the same you find on most GPS chargers or Playstation 3/4 controller chargers. It's video and stereo output. If by chance your camera can take information, by the port on it that matches this mini usb plug, and record to it's hard drive or disc then I would say it could work. It depends on your VCR as well. I'm not sure if they had the input and output plugs as we see on DVD players today. I would say it's worth the try, but for a simple experiment, assuming you do not have a GoPro 3 and above, if it works try to find an off brand replica of this cable to save a... » Read More It has the mini usb which is the same you find on most GPS chargers or Playstation 3/4 controller chargers. It's video and stereo output. If by chance your camera can take information, by the port on it that matches this mini usb plug, and record to it's hard drive or disc then I would say it could work. It depends on your VCR as well. I'm not sure if they had the input and output plugs as we see on DVD players today. I would say it's worth the try, but for a simple experiment, assuming you do not have a GoPro 3 and above, if it works try to find an off brand replica of this cable to save a little money. Or buy it and resell back on here. « Show Less
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I can only say that if the slots fit the VCR then maybe...I can't say for sure. If it were me I would order the cord if I thought it would work. If it does keep it. If not just make sure you save everything, pack it up neatly as it arrived and return it.
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Don't know for sure but if your camera has what Sony designates an "A/V" input, it should work. The A/V input is shaped like the letter "D". This one simple device has been one of my most efficient and effective items I have ever purchased for my video camera use (VG-20 camera). Mine will only start/stop video, shutter release for photos and turn camera on/off but it keeps my hand on the pan bar for all of that and it really helps save seconds for wildlife videos.
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Probably not. I've had two Sony camcorders, and both have come with software and cables for importing video from the camera onto a computer. Using the appropriate software and connection that Sony provided will be much faster for importing video, as this device is only capturing the signal as fast as it is played (like a VCR). My older camcorder connected to a firewire port (also known as IEEE 1394) which is not always found in newer laptops/pcs, so if you were desperate, you could use the ION. My newer one uses PMB software and the camera connects to a USB 2.0 port. In some cases, you can save to a memory stick and then use a card reader on your pc for the memory stick. Good luck Diane Probably not. I've had two Sony camcorders, and both have come with software and cables for importing video from the camera onto a computer. Using the appropriate software and connection that Sony provided will be much faster for importing video, as this device is only capturing the signal as fast as it is played (like a VCR). My older camcorder connected to a firewire port (also known as IEEE 1394) which is not always found in newer laptops/pcs, so if you were desperate, you could use the ION. My newer one uses PMB software and the camera connects to a USB 2.0 port. In some cases, you can... » Read More Probably not. I've had two Sony camcorders, and both have come with software and cables for importing video from the camera onto a computer. Using the appropriate software and connection that Sony provided will be much faster for importing video, as this device is only capturing the signal as fast as it is played (like a VCR). My older camcorder connected to a firewire port (also known as IEEE 1394) which is not always found in newer laptops/pcs, so if you were desperate, you could use the ION. My newer one uses PMB software and the camera connects to a USB 2.0 port. In some cases, you can save to a memory stick and then use a card reader on your pc for the memory stick. Good luck Diane « Show Less
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The Maxell Cassette VHS-C Adapter we ordered was faulty. We bought another one and it worked in our Panasonic VCR.
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I looked up the model that you referenced and could not find the specs on it. But, as long as it's a vhs-c recorder this item will work for playback in a normal vhs player.
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yes it should work I hooked up ps3 xbox360 & vcr to my tv it switches automatic
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I'm afraid not. I bought the VCR to do VHS digitization on my computer, but found that the S-VHS output is only for the DVD player. The out from the VCR is standard composite video.
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Yes. You have to get RCA connectors. (white red yellow ) cables to be able to hook up to the old vcr. Or you could get RGB cables (red green blue cables) if your video player has it.
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Best guess is they will work.. My old sony cams used to tranfer tape to digital use RCA plugged into BNC fittings which twist onto the little processor box. I also checked one of my security cams and the fittings going into the DVR are identical. Also googled and found most cams are analog but when you plug them into you DVR they become digital. As for security cams... you are looking for the most LINES OF RESOLUTION for the money. One thousand and eighty lines is HD, If I recall old analog TV was possibly 4/500 lines of resolution. I ended up with SONY 1000 lines(very sweet) but not cheap, Thank the lord for E-Bay Hope that helps Best guess is they will work.. My old sony cams used to tranfer tape to digital use RCA plugged into BNC fittings which twist onto the little processor box. I also checked one of my security cams and the fittings going into the DVR are identical. Also googled and found most cams are analog but when you plug them into you DVR they become digital. As for security cams... you are looking for the most LINES OF RESOLUTION for the money. One thousand and eighty lines is HD, If I recall old analog TV was possibly 4/500 lines of resolution. I ended up with SONY 1000 lines(very sweet) but not cheap,... » Read More Best guess is they will work.. My old sony cams used to tranfer tape to digital use RCA plugged into BNC fittings which twist onto the little processor box. I also checked one of my security cams and the fittings going into the DVR are identical. Also googled and found most cams are analog but when you plug them into you DVR they become digital. As for security cams... you are looking for the most LINES OF RESOLUTION for the money. One thousand and eighty lines is HD, If I recall old analog TV was possibly 4/500 lines of resolution. I ended up with SONY 1000 lines(very sweet) but not cheap, Thank the lord for E-Bay Hope that helps « Show Less
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Most Likely, Look at the manual from the manufacture, should state type of connectors used. also there are many adaptors that can be configured for most video cables. good luck.
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I have never tried it but it would probably work it has the same connectors. I use DVR cards. I got them off here really cheap. If that camera is the same as mine it uses a bnc connector for the video.
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I'm not sure if it'll fit your model. I purchased this cord for a DVD player, not a recorder. What I recommend doing is going to JVC directly online and looking up the parts available for purchasing for your device. That's what I did for my DVD player. I then shopped around online to see who had the best price for the same cord. Good luck!
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If your vcr has rca outputs (red white and yellow) you can use this adapter. If it just has an antenna cable output you need something else
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I do not know your camcorder, but this cables has standard plugs. I think it must work.
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If you have a cable box from Timer Warner, you should be fine. The cable box will act as your tuner. You only need a tuner in your vcr if you DONT have a cable box.
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As long as it is a VHS-C tape it should work. All those things do is stretch the tape out so that it will fit in a regular VHS player.
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Yes, you should be able to use an older VCR, with red, white and yellow male RCA output jacks into this device and connect to a modern HDMI TV via a HDMI male-male cable.