can I copy from a hd camcorder to a blu ray disc with this computer
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You're going to need the proper writer and software. It's not a part of the package.
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I am assuming you want to simply play back your video on your HDTV, not instructions on how to burn Blu-ray or DVD. You should be able to hook the camera directly to your TV. HDMI is the easiest/best method. But, Canon does not provide one with the camera - you'll need to buy an HDMI cable. You could also connect it using the supplied component video cable plus the audio portion of the supplied stereo audio/video cable (don't hook up the video/yellow plug; just the red and white plugs).
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If the computer has an RCA input (yellow/red/white), then you could. Another way to do it would be to get a D-VHS player ( JVC HMDH40000U D-VHS HDTV Digital Video Recorder ), connecting via HDMI to the computer, copying that way.
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It will as long as you use blank bd discs that hold the volume of the blu-ray disc your trying to copy. Many blu-ray discs have more than 25 gb, so you will need bd blanks that hold up to 50 gb, and they are pricey !
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No. Mac does not support any Blu-Ray Device. It can burn Blu-Ray on the high end editing software but it can't play them. This is a Mac only drive. It may not work on a PC.
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Yes you can with the right blu-ray player but its alot easier if you got a good computer with HDMI and install power DVD or total theater media player cause those to video players do the checkerboard format
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Yes, you should be able too with this!!! From what I looked up and read online, others are doing it with this... Although, I cannot give an definite answer for yes or no since I don't do that and haven't myself... It converts my regular DVDs just fine using @ DVDShrink, so it should @ BluRays -- provided that you have @ "BluRay Ripping/Converting Software" installed on your PC...
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By simply connecting JVC to PC via usb cable. Than the operative system will recognize it as an external hard drive. At this point you can copy/paste or delete videos and photos.
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This connects to a computer (not a DVR) using a USB cable. If you can get the DVR HD movie file onto your computer you can burn it as a movie BD using the Toast Blu ray add-on, but you cannot play it back on a Mac because there is no BD player software for a Mac. The resulting BD disc will play in a BD player, however. What you need is something like the Panasonic DMR-BW880 which is not sold in the U.S. All references are to Australia and the U.K. where it is EXPENSIVE.
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The answer is "It depends". Here is my set-up and if yours is similar, then yes you can. My movies are on a DVR and I use the analog connections, RCA video and two audio plugs, from the DVR to the Toshiba. Because of my set-up, I'm unable to use the digital or HDMI connection, so I don't know if they somehow provide copy protection. Maybe someone else can advise you on that. Hope this helps.
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There is no way to this. You need a tuner card on your PC to accomplish this. Then connect your camcorder to the tuner and download using a program like Movie Maker. The only camcorder that could do what you're asking is the Hitachi DM 975 8mm Digital Camcorder.
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I believe It should work, and I have tested with RCA output of Bluray player even before testing with HDMI output of Blu-ray player, but I have not tested with camcorder though
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Yes, but you must have the software that will do it...VLC media player is free and will play blu rays
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No, you can only install an external HD and yes the video out put is great but dont know if it is blueray quality, that would depend on the video source, the connection etc.
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if the camcorder has a S-video or composite RCA output it should capture the video to your PC and then you can copy the saved digital file to a SD card
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It would be simpler to run an HDMI cable from the HD camcorder to the TV.The video editing software will take the raw HD video and reformat it to the BD standard -- takes a while -- then will burn it to a BD-R with the BD burner -- takes a while -- which you can then play in a standard BD player for your HDTV. You can even burn about 10 minutes of HD video in BD format onto a DVD-R if your video is short.The only benefit of creating the BD-R version is that you can share it by making multiple copies.
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PC Blu Ray drives are generally backwards compatible with DVD. They can play DVD's.