is this for 8mm tapes?
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No, its for "C" only.unfortunally they do not have a adaptor available for the 8 mm
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The Answer Is YES: Maxell 8 mm Video Cassette Taps Will Work On Any Video Equipment That Bears the "8" Mark. That Includes The Maxell GX-MP High Quality Tapes Pictured.
522666
Hi,Yes it will play all 8MM and HI8 tapes. Yes, it does have a internal speaker. If you have any other questions let us know.Thanks,Josh
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These are for 8mm camcorders they aren't mini size. there about the size of of cassette music tape.Hope that will help you out.Lee
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I've been using it with both Hi8 and 8mm to transfer my oldies to DVD, and it works fine for both.
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I can't answer your question. I found that it will stick and stay attached where some tapes won't.
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I've not had experience with 8mm videotape so I can't comment on them, however, my understanding of this stabilizer is that it will allow copying when macrovision is present on the source tape. I assume you are wishing to copy tapes that are not copy protected. If so, I would be skeptical that this device would help. Good luck with your transfer. Ficus
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Sorry, but there is no 8-mm adapter. Your only option is to purchase one of the many video converters which connects to your camera and your computer where you can copy your tapes into many formats such as dvd. You can also just choose to buy the wire which connects your 8-mm camera to your vcr. Put a blank vhs tape into your vcr and record.
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If you use the 1/8" (like the headphone)conector to plug in your recorder you wont be able to make it work because you need a cable converter from 1/8" male stereo plug to dual xlr male conector
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My best guess is no. The MP120 and HS120 are designations I have never heard of. The 120 of course refers to length of tape 120 minutes or two hours. The only really important designation is Hi8mm. and your tapes say 8mm instead of Hi8mm. This is the reason I say: no it won't work for you. There were two formats of this size tape. 8mm is "low-band" and recorded at a frequency of 22 megahertz on the "radio frequency" spectrum (the equivalent of VHS tapes) and the advantage of the 8mm is to record on smaller sized camera and tapes. Hi8mm is "high-band" and recorded at 44.5 megahertz on the RF spectrum (equivalent to S-VHS tapes) and much larger cameras (some would even say ungainly) If I had any Low band 8mm tapes I would drop one into my Hi8mm camera to see if they play. I have played VHS tapes on an S-VHS player/recorder and they worked fine. The S-VHS player cost $1,400 in 1990 and had a lot of features not commonly available for those times. You may have to keep looking for an 8mm video camera and not a Hi8mm video camera such as this, or you could take a gamble and give it a try, how much could you possibly lose?
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I'm not sure what regular 8 is, but if you're asking if it will play 8mm tapes then the answer is no. This camcorder plays and records Hi8 only.
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I purchased this camcorder for viewing and digitizing old home videos from 8 mm analog tapes (hi 8). It worked well for this, just be aware that it will not play digital 8mm.
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It's all about the output of your device, if you have HDMI, or through the included dongle cable, Component, S-Video and Composite Video input interface. Most 8mm video cameras have at least, composite out. If it has any of those, then yes, it will record 8mm. Hope that helps!
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Yes we have the Label Buddy. And that tape is made for that. On the back of my Label Buddy is written 3/8" and 9.5mm, if that helps.
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On my casettes it says Hi 8 and that is on 3 different brands. If Hi 8 and 8mm are the same I would say yes. I have had my camcorder for a while and I am starting to recall one time when I bought some tapes and I think,(not sure at this time) they could have been 8 mm, which would not work as the cassette is a different size. I just know I use the Hi 8.
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Sorry, don't really know. I have a JVC recorder to change tapes to dvd and I used two of them and does not work.
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As far as I know there is only the one size 8mm cassette. I have not used the camera much because all of my programs are looking for digital. Otherwise the camera is great.