I want to connect my sony evi d100 ptz camera to my computer. Will the s video to usb work for this applicaiton?
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I would think so. We connect a special camera for fire vehicles with this, worked well.
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Yes this should work with sony evi d100 ptz camera for the s-video and composite output from the camera to a PC to for Video Capture. This will not control the camera settings and pan/tilt/zoom functions from the PC. You will need a RS-232C Serial control cable, and VISCA software. But if you have the remote. The remote will control the pan/tilt/zoom functions. I hope this is helpful. Thank you
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I am not sure if you are asking about the cable or the camera. The camera I have is Sony Cybershot DSC-H55. The cable I bought to connect from the camera to the USB port on the computer is the one listed. The camera end of the cable is proprietary and the computer end is USB. The cable works fine with my camera and the camera is automatically recognized as an external drive by Window 7. I hope that answers your question.
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Yes, BUT you will need the hot shoe adapter (inexpensive one works fine), OR you can plug it into the pc sync on the camera (however this will leave it dangling off your camera, so the adapter is a better solution).
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I can't tell you for sure, I wanted to use it with my JVC camcorder to PC and like many of the other reviews I couldn't get any software to connect with it. I think you have at least an 85% chance of failure. Hope that helps
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hello jasmine, the camera works but only memory for storing photos. For video has to be with minidv tape.
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I own the S9100 and using the USB connection is how the battery is charged. My camera is not functional as a camera when connected to USB connection on my PC for battery charging. My guess regarding the S9700, no. But check the owners manual, might be an answer there or simply try it if you already own a S9700.
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I have never tried it but it would probably work it has the same connectors. I use DVR cards. I got them off here really cheap. If that camera is the same as mine it uses a bnc connector for the video.
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I just copied severel 8 mm tapes to dvd with this camera, only has standard av output, no s video or usb connections.
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Sony says this camera is USB 2 compatible, if so, this cable will work. As this cable has multiple connectors on one end and USB on the other, you should find one thqt works for you.
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Your going to need this to control the ptz RS485-USB 2.0 Converter Adapter for PTZ Camera Computer Win7 32Bit DVR Card and this one will allow u to view it BNC RCA S-Video Audio To USB DVR Adapter MPEG Editor Recorder Watch From what I can c the belkin has a different video in connection
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It depends on your camera and it's connection. Most USB electronics are still USB 2.0. USB 3 is not always compatible and there is a slight chance of it not working and damaging the camera if the camera is not USB 3.0. If your camera is USB 2.0 or older USB 1.0 then you might be better off getting one of these on this page:
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It should work as I've connected various radio equipment, going from RS232 to USB into the pc. I assume the camera has an RS23 port. My systems run WIN 7 and have no problems. The cable comes with all you need. Good Luck!!
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The sony uses RS 422 connection with a adapter that should be supplied with the camera, the PTZ controller has a RS422 choice
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It does not need to be compatible. It takes a microsd card which can be removed. There is no need to hook the camera up to a computer.
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Yes, it will work with both USB 2.0 and 3.0; only the latter can take advantage of higher transfer speeds which you might need to capture video.
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No, It doesn't, you need RCA or and adaptor so you can use USB in your PC, but If I were you I wouldn't buy that particular model, I'd get a JVC Everio instead. Check for Panasonic, more quality, same or better price. Amazon has several models for Panasonic, Samsung and JVC cameras at reasonable prices
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A cable with male BNC connectors is provided with the unit which is typical for security cameras. You can purchase adapters that cinvert the BNC to an RCA video connector (the yellow connector on the AV input of a flat screen, for example). If your PC has a "TV-card" or other adapter that includes an RCA video input, you could hook this up easily. If not, I am not certain how you would be able to receive the camera signal without an external converter or adapter. The remote control capabilities for the PTZ are stand alone and would work fine with any setup.