Can I view 8mm video tape MP120s
825926
Mine sometimes doesn't read any memory card put into it. I had to take out the battery, fit it back in and then able to take just one photo shot. The zoom doesn't work for me as well.
825927
Not sure how that would help. It is not an issue of video quality. The problem is the zoom function stopped working. The zoom did work for two days, then quit working.
2265503
No, in my case, I use this 8mm head cleaner to clean the head player and pinch roller that way pictures or videos on tapes will be clearer.
2117851
You can view the videos on the device's screen or using an SD card reader and uploading them to your computer. So, I guess the answer to your question is: without using either of those two methods, you can't. The easy solution, of course, its to buy a $2 SD card reader, or just use the device's screen.
2170426
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.
571229
The video file extension is MTS, and my laptop plays them with Windows Media Player.
878205
Yes. Watch this YouTube video and it will show you your options for viewing methods. http://youtu.be/J3A13-ggKIA
1517452
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!
1230861
Actually, according to the user manual on the manufacturer's website at http://www.curtisint.com/html/custservice/manuals/CUR_DPF828_EN.PDF the frame does support MP1, MP2 and MP4 video formats, as well as MP3 and WMA audio formats. It also has two built-in speakers.
9020
I have a JVC mg555, and I just changed a vid file ext to .mpg.WMM imports it, but is not reading the video part only audio. Weird. I am still working on it.
1254123
Yes the dvd-vr375 will transfer your 8mm tapes to dvd. I have done several. Plug your camcorder video cords to the DV ports in the front of the unit. Start play on your camcorder and push the record button on the front of the unit or on the remote.
2107145
Maggie, the adapter can only be used for vhs-c tapes not for 8mm cassettes, hope this helps, Sock
1772883
I purchased this Hi8 camcorder specifically to convert Hi8 video tape, although this camcorder just allows you to play the tape. You will still need a Digital Video Converter such as Canopus / Grass Valley ADVC-110 Advanced Digital Video Converter. There are much cheaper units as well.
832364
No. It will capture in uncompressed AVI format or MJPG in AVI format using Blackmagic's custom codec.
2025706
Any "Hi 8" camera with playback that you can borrow from a friend for a couple of days should show any of your tapes. You should also consider getting a "one touch video capture device" from Amamzon ($25), connecting the borrowed camera to your PC and then moving all the tapes to digital data on your PC. You will experience minor quality losses, but will be able to play them on your flatcreen TV and save them to CDs and DVDs for future viewing convenience. Alternatively, if you have a recent DVD recorder hooke up to your TV, you should be able to play the tapes directly into the Recorder and burn DVDs of each tape.
1643953
No unfortunately not, but the quality is decent enough for you to screen grab stills from the video. Hope that helps.
1324653
No. Stop looking for a 8mm adapter, there are none. 8mm film is too small to play in your vcr and it would be much to expensive for the consumer if a company developed one. your only alternative is to hook up your 8mm camera to your vcr by rca cable and either watch or record to a blank vhs tape. Simple, cheap and it works.
471008
VHS-c and 8mm are not the same and this adapter won't work for your 8mm tapes. VHS-C is about 12 or 13mm and looks a lot like a squashed VHS tape.