Are they 3 in dia disc's that can be used in a Handycam?
2081112
As far as I know these disks are for dvd burners to be played on computer or dvd player. Hope this helps.
2081113
No. These are 4 5/8 in. dia. I think you are looking for "Mini DVDs". This size hold 4.78 GB while the Mini holds 1.4 GB.
1290345
No, you will need to buy the sanding discs. heres a link with many options http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=5%22%20sanding%20disk
2198249
Since there's no way to be sure unless you order them, why not just order these (also on Amazon):http://www.amazon.com/Sony-25DPW47RS2-Re-Recordable-25-Pack-Spindle/dp/B0006OCP0I/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1388942599&sr=1-1&keywords=sony+dvd%2Brw+discs
696235
No these are for music. Sony made a video camera that used md data discs but I think the Mavica used 1.44 floppy discs.
696230
No. The Mavica uses 1.44 floppy disks as media. These disks are minidiscs. Which are quiet different from floppy disks.
560946
I'm not sure, I don't use this anymore. I got a new computer with a cam built in.
783411
Yes, as long as you have a USB port available, comes with drivers. Works good for a $12 webcam, can adjust fucus from 1/2" to infinity and it as six adjustable lights.
2070674
I wish I could answer for you but I don't know - I apologize that I can't attest to that question for you. I am using it in my Sony Handycam Model DCR-DVD505 & it works fine for that, but I don't remember what the resolution is for my Handycam model.
1229803
Yes it can. I combined several MiniDVD's (5- 3in) in one DVD (DL). My problem is that I'm using Panasonic HDC-DX1 which creates the MiniDVD's using Blue-Ray format. To keep the High Def mode you are limited in the amount of video you can store in Blue-Ray format since you are not burning a Blue-Ray disk. Using a std DVD (DL) for the most storage I can get about 64-72 minutes (depending on bit rate) of video and keep the High Def quality. Studio 11 will combine the video if you paste each MiniDVD into the timeline separately and then make a new disk. There are lots of options to chose from and you can get more on a disk with lesser quality. One thing to remember the other comments are correct in that creation in Studio takes a long time, so don't give up while you're doing it. I'm using a 3.2 GHZ Pentium 4 with 2 GB of RAM. It took about 20 Hrs (of Rendering) to make a 70 minute Blue-Ray compatible DVD. I've also used Nero 8 and that also takes a long time too. Good Luck
1373857
they work in my Sony cd Mavica Camera, but I would think you would need dvd's for a video cam
1007494
Does dash cam use "mini USB" or "micro USB" - need to know to buy correct hard wire kit
588613
Sorry I do not know. I used them to create recovery disks. I believe so BC they should be able to handle it. If they are long movies, it will take more than one disk.
1572144
Yes. Make sure you get one that matches the size disc you have. The size is printed on the disc
1360164
There was a two 3dbi & a two 9dbi antenna in the 2-pack that I bought. Be warned, the 9dbi is just shy of being a weapon. It's large.
267952
certainly. But i´m not shure wy i newer tray that. I use this hdd into a video recorder. Enjoy
696233
As far as I know these cannot be used for that. Most mavica cameras use a floppy disc. Or 2" floppy disc called an mv disc
931019
Go to the description for the cord all the compatible cameras are listed there