Can I use this wire to connect a panasonic 300x digital camcorder to my TV or laptop?
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As far as I know, if one device has the RCA jacks (r,w,y) and the other has Svideo & headphone combo it should work. I connected an older PC to my tv with this but have since upgraded to HDMI ready devices.Hope this helps you.
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No, it is normally used to connect to the s-video and headphone jack output of a laptop to the composite videoaudio input on a TV or VCR. It might be usable to connect your camcorder to a TV if your camcorder has s-video andand a matching audio out jacks.
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Not sure what capability your Panasonic has. This cable is typically s-video and separate audio output, older computers and lap tops, to RCA inputs for video, left and right speakers. I am not sure if it would be bi-directional since your camcorder probably does not have s-video out which means you would be sending the signal out through RCA and trying to input to another device via s-video and 1/8" audio jack. There are bi-directional adapters you may want to check on.
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No, it is normally used to connect to the s-video and headphone jack output of a laptop to the composite video audio input on a TV or VCR. It might be usable to connect your camcorder to a TV if your camcorder has s-video and and a matching audio out jacks.
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You have not provided enough information with your question. It depends on the kinds of connections on the laptop and TV. A TV usually has the white/yell/red RCA connectors and some have an S-video connector. Some laptops have an S-video connector and mike input plug. The Panasonic camcorder would need to have RCA or S-video w/ mike connectors. So, you need to determine which connectors are on each device. The camcorder usually comes with the wires to connect to a TV. Check your manual. Maybe they need to be ordered as an accessory.
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Short answer, yes. Long answer, It requires a 12V DC Power Adapter Supply 2.1mm 1A, CCTV ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00452YFZU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 ), a 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter ( Mediabridge 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter (6 Feet) - Step Down Design - (Part# MPC-35-2XRCA-6 ) ) to be use with a Laptop or any device (cell phone, desktop, etc) that uses a 3.5mm pin style stereo plug.
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you will need to get an adaptor box, that will allow the type of connections you want, unfortunately, this S-video Connector cable only works with these type of adaptor boxes
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If the cams provide standard composite video as an output, yes. If you're using an RCA connection on the TV now, you shouldn't have any trouble.
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Yes you can! The cable I used was not the yellow, red and white cable though. It was actually just yellow and white. I used a audio video cable because I used a fuji, this is the link to the cable I used http://sewelldirect.com/FUJI-RCA-AV-Cable.asp . You could probably call the company and ask them what type you need for your particular camera.
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Yes, you can. I used this cable to capture media from a JVC to my MacBook Pro.
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Hi Jacob, Here is the link where you can plug in the camera and brand you have and it tells you which wire you will need. http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/cable_finder/
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Might be hit and miss. If it has the full HDMI signal output and you match the format (720, 60 frames) or whatever you have it set for, it should work. Watch your HDMI cable runs, that can make a camera not work as well. You need an HDMI splitter with built in amp. The smaller camera usually don't need these. My large panasonic did though. Everything must match. Gopros are near impossible to work on this thing, the HDMI out is not true HDMI. The older ones sometimes work. Sometimes you have to bump the frames to 120. Good luck.
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If your laptop has a vga port then yes. This cable was designed to connect your laptop to a tv or projector.
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Definitely don't have to, you could run wire to a device like vcr, security recorder, or any other devices. Another option instead of running wire, get a wireless device that connects to your recorder.
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sorry- I don't know- I just use it for straight HD/composite conversion from my laptop to my ancient tube TV
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As long as the wire that comes with camera is long enough to reach camera, you are ok. The electric and video are both in that wire. Curious about DVR answer, cause I am having issues with mine and it's been less than a year so I am thinking about going with another brand....
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That is the way you connect it. Panasonic has a u tube video on how to connect as well.
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Don't see why not, but you would still need some way to get power to the camera. For example, you could use the belkin F7D4555 adapter, which goes for like $15 from bensoutlet, but you would have to supply power to the adapter and the ip cam as well
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Most Likely, Look at the manual from the manufacture, should state type of connectors used. also there are many adaptors that can be configured for most video cables. good luck.
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I guess you can. I haven't tried. I would do it where your dvr is first. Attach the two. Them hook up the camera to see if it works. And pic quality. They also sell 300 footers. The shielded cable work way better than the skinny black wires that come w the camera set up. I swapt all my wires out. But I always check before. On my property that's a lot of work to find out the shielded cable didn't work. Or work back to back. I have 16 cameras. And never had any problems. I switch out cameras also as time go on.
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Yes you can. please see linkVideoSecu 150 Feet Pre-made All-in-One Video Power Security Camera Cable for CCTV Surveillance DVR System Installation 1LYBut the quality of video will be affected.