Can I get live audio/video feed from a camcorder to a (1) Audio Recorder (2) DVD recorder &amp; (3) small LCD screen all at the same time???
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Yes using an AV splitter like the Cable Electronics Labs AV 400 Prograde Composite A/V Distribution Amplifier.
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Hi Radames, the camcorder may only be used as a monitor while recording or playback. It will display the same view as is on the LCD. Thanks_Mitch
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Hello and thank you for your inquiry. We do not recommend this unit to be used with any camera/camcorder since it does require a "microphone input". However some camera/camcorder does have built in "microphone input" which might work fine. You may want to take a look these two systems below which do have built in One 3.5mm AUX output, One 1/4 inch mix output and Two XLR output. Front panel has built in 3.5mm TRS earphone output for real-time monitor function. 1. Audio2000s 6952-M UHF SYSTEM, ASIN# B00IJIJW2C 2. Audio2000s WV6951M VHF SYSTEM, ASIN# B00I9N5ZGY Hope this help.
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I'm sorry Sam, I think i misread your initial question. The cable i was referring to was for output not in. my bad. I don't think you can do what your wanting with this camcorder. However there are other options besides a third party to convert your old VHS tapes. Simply search for a vhs to dvd converter. There are many options to choose from. Again sorry for misreading your question.
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There is no way to this. You need a tuner card on your PC to accomplish this. Then connect your camcorder to the tuner and download using a program like Movie Maker. The only camcorder that could do what you're asking is the Hitachi DM 975 8mm Digital Camcorder.
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I have only used it to record TV shows that i have already recorded to my regular DVR machine. I dont know if it would be possible to record live feed TV...
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If you can hook up your camcorder directly to the DVD Recorder, you should be able to convert your mini dv tapes. You need RCA output from your source to RCA input onto the DVD recorder.
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Depending on what you wish to accomplish, yes. This unit strips the audio from the HDMI stream, allowing you to possibly capture the audio and video separately
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I don't know if you'll ever see this reply but it's worth getting the word out anyway. I recently purchased the new Small Wonder combo kit from TigerDirect.com. RCA has put out this DVD burner/Small Wonder camera combo package that is PERFECT for what you are asking about. The camera docks right onto the DVD burner, which connects to a t.v., and the videos will transfer directly into the DVD burner! It's so cool and easy. Plus, the DVD burner acts a stand-alone DVD player AND it will take inputs from other transmission sources (video camera, t.v. tuner, etc). This is a great product and a great value! Thrilled Small Wonder User
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YES!! I've done it with my Hi-8 video tapes. It was very simple, attaching the output from the video camera to the input on the DVD recorder. First time I tried, I forgot to select the setting for the source, and ended up with a little TV recording, but once I corrected my problem, it went very smoothly.
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FOSCAM makes a hidden camera that DOES record audio & video simultaneously. In fact this products software looks like they straight up stole their interface FROM the Foscam FHC994 You can find that camera model for sale on Amazon too.
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Yes, using AV cables to a dvd recorder. Play program on dvr while recording on dvd recorder. Simple.
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Sorry man, your thinking of live video feeds, this camera is not able to do that. I wish it did but all it does is capture and do playbacks.
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yes only get the adapter for rca and do the same for audio an connect like it is a cable box or another camcorder .
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Sorry you can't. What you can do, is see both cameras with the a shuffle of audio. I use the function all the time.
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I assume that your computer don't have RCA input (the red and white plugs); it will not work. If you want to record from your recorder, find something like 3.5mm Male To 3.5mm Male Stereo Audio Cable; plug one end into your recorder audio output, the other end to your computer microphone input, and record the sound came out your computer speaker.you can find some instruction here http://it.usu.edu/tutorials/htm/recording-audio-from-your-computer and here http://www.techsmith.com/tutorial-camtasia-system-audio-prior.html . (the output is from your recorder)
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There's a SINGLE video/audio input area, to which you can connect a VCR, etc. -- would that work with your camera? By single, I not only mean only one device can go in it, but also that the cord is odd -- one end is a single black plug (which goes into the TV) and the other end has the usual 3 plugs (red, white, yellow) which goes to the other device.