Can you use composite sources such as vcr to record video?
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Yes, if you feed your composite signal from your vcr to a device ( a dvd recorder or a audio/video receiver for example ) that has a component or hdmi output.
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Not with this device, but you can with the first game capture before this one. Game capture one uses composite entries, while game capture II (2) strictly uses HDMI..
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I assume you want to record from the VHS side to the DVD side of your combo, then no you cannot use it. If, however, you are using a different machine to play a video and are using the combo only to record on, then yes, you can use it.
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Yes, if your DVR has RCA audio/video inputs on it. This item comes with an adapter, that plugs into the extension cable from the camera, that has two RCA type plugs on it (one video, one audio) And these plug into the RCA input jacks on any VCR, DVD recorder, or a DVR. Mind is plugged into a DVD recorder's input A/V jacks and works great that way. BTW: It's output is composite video which might cause a problem if the video inputs aren't that type too
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If this camera has a built in microphone you would be able to receive audio signals but not send audio signals to it . If it does not have a built in microphone you can use an external one. For this to take place you will need one of these: VCR,DVD or DVR recorder.
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If you mean recording video game footage, as long the console supports composite output (or if you can adapt the output with an adapter), yes.
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It is not "exactly" designed to help with that because no VCR is involved. BUT you never know. To find out on your own, you would have to buy it first! I would suggest first contacting the seller [or manufacturer] through Amazon. That way you should be able to find out before purchasing.Good luck,MR
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These tapes will not function in a VCR. They are for use in an audio cassette recorder/player.
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You'll need a device that has RCA inputs to record the video. A VCR or a computer with a TV card that has a VIDEO IN connector.
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You can record with either the vcr or the dvd mode and you can record your vcr tapes onto dvd discs.. For months, I was using it for only vcr recording, and then decided to catch up with the times and bought some dvd-rw dics. I love the dvd recording now that I'm using it. The only down side, that I see is that you have to re-format the dvd discs before recording again and it takes a while to initialize when you insert the disc in the machine.
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It's for component video but I'm pretty sure you could use the "digital" rca jack for composite input and composite output. Here's a shot of the back:http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61t5olS9zHL._SL1200_.jpg
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You'll need a camera that can play / record from / to miniDV tapes. Then you just have to interface that camera from its cable source (usb or firewire) to the computers input; with some sort of capture software. It isn't so easy as newer cameras that have hdd / flash drives, since the tapes don't store 'files' so to speak. Sorry you lost the camera.
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I'm afraid not. I bought the VCR to do VHS digitization on my computer, but found that the S-VHS output is only for the DVD player. The out from the VCR is standard composite video.
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Hi Sydney,Yes. You can use these blank DVD-Rs to record your videos and audio sources onto.
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Hi Jim, Yes that is what I use mine for, I have hundreds of hours of VHS tapes that I shot of my family. I am converting them and burning them onto DVD's. My VCR has two composite outputs, I connect one to my capture card and the other to the convertor and the hdmi output to my big screen monitor. Works great and the quality surprised me.
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It has composite video output (4:3 480p) You can plug into anything that takes a standard component video input. (VCR, DVD Recorder, DVR Recorder, Time Lapse Recorder, computer, etc) Depending on your recorder you will need an "BNC-RCA" adaptor. Radio Shack has them or Amazon.
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Yes, you can do that very easily, just use audio cable (white and red) look at your manual page 24 for the more detail instructions, or look for white and red (audio out) on the back of your VCR and then AV5 in the back of your Yamaha, remember you can use video and audio (component) with this unit. My best
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No. This is intended to use where a composite input is not available. The composite signal will always be of less quality that an original S-VHS.