Can i use another cable? i used the typical A/V video of my camera, but doesn´t functioned... This is the only one cable that i can use?
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An easier solution to this problem is to buy the video cable for the Apple I-book. It is different than the one for the I-Pod and works perfectly for the Zen without any modifications needed.
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It didn't work for me with any device I tried, one of which was a webcam. Maybe mine was just a bad cable, I don't know.
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No this works the other way around. Look for an HDMI - AV converter...(make sure it has DHCP support)
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I got a replacement USB cable for it on Amazon, so I'm sure you can find the AV cable for your television on Amazon. It also has an HDMI jack, looks like it might be a mini-HDMI because its smaller than a regular HDMI cable but it is labeled HDMI on the unit. The camera does not come with an HDMI cable at least when I bought it didnt. Hope that helps.
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Yes, I have two cables that connect my camcorder to my computer. One is short and one is long; however, you will need to ask the company or the person you are buying your camcorder from if this cable is included with your purchase. Don't forget to get a camcorder with an external mic jack (for quality audio recording) since many of the newer camcorders I've seen don't have this feature.
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i just got theis camera and teh av cord it coms with doesn't fit into the av slot on the camera. what's with that???? anyone else have this problem? can't download pics to my computer!!!!!!
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Yes, I have the red, white and yellow connections along side of the s-video plug. I was under the impression those were only to support s-video. Are you saying that I can just use those connections without the s-video plug, then set my input to the s-video and it will work?
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No you can not, with that cable. You need a converter, but the converter will downgrade the video quality.
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I cant be 100% sure of connections, however in my extensive experience with installing various systems and cameras for myself and many others, i find cameras to have connectors that are a standard and never had any connector issues personally, also by chance there should be an issue, there are adapters made that will convert from one connection to another, but i have only ever seen that happen 1 time, most stuff has a commn standard connector, if you web search for the brand and model numbers of your equipment and cameras, you can usually find a pic of everything 8ncluding connectors for verification. Hope this helps, good luck.
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I tried both ways. Neither worked. I ended up buying the HD-Link by Sewell which is a one cable newer design. It works great unlike this Sabrent crap
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That's what HDMI generally provides: audio and video in one push here, dummy cable connection. That said: Unfortunately, this device does not work, period. Returned two of them. SO: I was never able to find a working device that would take separate RGB video and successfully terminate into the HDMI port of a monitor. Still wouldn't mind finding one, but at a reasonable (as in CHEAP) price.
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Eli: I don't think that this is possible. I have the unit in front of me, and the cable, which comes out of the display ( receiver ) - goes into three separate short cables with a SINGLE plug on each. The three short cables are labeled "power", "video", and "camera". I have the "common" type of unit, type "B". This DOES NOT have the recording feature on it, Also it doesn't have any switching feature to switch between different cameras........I hope that this helps......
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Since this cable is hard to find, this is what i did -- but if you do it, always check with a licensed and insured and reliable electrician first -- also, you may be able to find this cable on ebay for $15 to $20 including shipping. but if you can't wait, this is what i did: get the iPod cable instead, and each of the yellow, red, and white cable has two wires inside. I reversed the 2 wires in the yellow cable (cut the yellow cable, and connect the center wire to the outer wire and vice verse), and then cut the white and red one so that the center wire is connected but the outer wire is not connected. It then works for all video, and left and right audio. also, you can probably just do the one for yellow cable and it is good for the video signal. and just use the headphone output to connect to the TV or the amp... make sure you don't set the volume too loud though. If it is not the iPod cable but the camcorder A/V cable, then the wiring setting is different but can be done in a similar fashion. again, check with a licensed and insured and reliable electrician first, as I disclaim all liability and do this at your own risk.
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I don't know. Nothing we have uses component cables, just regular AV cables.
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Probably, it's a standard cable. My issue turned out not to be with the cable, but the camera was toast. Ended up returning the cable and buying a new camera.
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There should be an Audio plug, it is a seperate cable you need to purchase! If that doesn't work, try an adapter that has an audio/video splitter.
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Good morning LynneYou should not have any loss of quality with AV cables. The only other way is to connect an S-Cable from your source machine to, and from the the Dimex to your Video Recorder. Enjoy your copies and build up that library!