How do I record a video and put it on my computer?
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Hi, thanks for your email, Sony PD150 is MiniDV format that means you load a MiniDV tape and capture footage on MiniDV tape and then transfer footage to your computer to either your computer or DVD recorder through RCA A/V jack, Svideo jack or Firewire port. Take care, Norman.
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Hi, thanks for your email, Sony PD150 is MiniDV format that means you load a MiniDV tape and capture footage on MiniDV tape and then transfer footage to your computer to either your computer or DVD recorder through RCA A/V jack, Svideo jack or Firewire port.Take care, Norman.
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Just install software and connect the device. follow the instruction. You have to download your videos to software and edit it and save it to DVD or computer for future use.
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I don't believe that you can...NO. However, saying that; the video recording always produces a jpeg from the first frame or so of the video, that appears when you download the video to your computer.
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On an xbox360 or xboxone. Hook it up to my 360 and hook it up to my computer. I play on the computer monitor (through the video editor software) and record while I play
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First I would need to know what kind of Camera you have, But with most camera'a you would have to transfer your footage from your camera to your PC and use a program that allows you to burn it to a DVD.
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Since it is analog and not digital, you will need a converter to hook up to your computer to capture the video. I use the ION Video 2 PC Analog To Digital USB Video Converter for PC on my Mac. It is simple to use and does the job.
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You will need a recording device such as digital video recorder (DVR) that stores the video on a hard drive or a SD card.
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Sure. Just connect the camera to the computer and the app will import the video.
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I can think of two definite ways to record to your computer. 1.) Your computer runs an FTP server. The camera's built-in software has options to upload photos to the ftp server either periodically or only when a motion event occurs. 2.) You can install 3rd party software that will read and record from the camera for you. I've used iCam myself but there are plenty of options in this case. As far as playing on your flat screen, realize that this is a network camera that has no video output lines. You either need a smart TV with a built-in web browser so you can access the camera's built-in web server, or you need an intermediate PC to retrieve the images from the camera and send them to a video-out stream which you would feed into the TV. Alternatively, if you have a gaming console with a web browser, such as the internet browser supplied with the Nintendo Wii, you may be able to browse to the camera's web site from there. I'm not sure if the Wii has all the right plug-ins to play the video feed though. I think it only needs javascript but I'm not sure.
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Yes! You need to purchase Blue Iris ($50) for Windows or Evocam ($30) for Mac to record to your computer. Both are very good with numerous triggering options: motion, sound, time and date, remote request, or manually. You can specify the folder to which the video clips will be written. If you have DropBox, you can dump the videos in your DropBox folder so that they are sent to the cloud and become available to all your portable devices.
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If you don't already have it, you need to purchase the U12W camera components. This will provide you with USB cabling and an SD card which you can record to. Then, either by connecting to a PC through the USB cable, or interfacing with the SD card, you can then see the recorded footage.
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well first off you need to know the format of the video,,,basically---.wav? .mp3? .whatever..haha. the pc should automatically open it in media player,,if not open media player,hit file,goto open,,,find your stick under computer/memory stick, and open from there,,,,,or simple way is plug in stick with everything closed,goto computer,,open mem stick,,hit control and [c] at same time to copy,,,then go into my documents,,open movies,,then there hit control and [v] at same time to paste movie to save it. as long as its a compatible format it'll open and play when clicked on....hope this helped
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I have never transferred a recording to my computer. I record my tapes from the camera to a DVD. There may be a way to do that, however, I do not know. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Plug the video mini card using usb adapter into your PC. Click on MY Computer and open the removable device. There should be three folders, Pictures, Video, and the logo. Double click the video file and you should see the video that was recorder. Click on the video file and it should open as an AVI video using windows media.
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Debut Video Capture Software (free) is supposed to help with the conversion according to another comment posted on this product. Let me know cause I need to do the same
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you need to supply your own cable to plug into your monitor. you also need to buy a hard drive and install it. If you dont it wont record, it will only show live video. I purchased a 1 terra byte hard drive for $70.00 and installed it myself, I have never done it before, but it is very easy with the supplied instructions or go on youtube for step by step instructions
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I can't find any way to do that. It seems to be set up to only record audio while recording video.