Can this camcorder record in MPEG-4 format? Is that XP mode per their manual?
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No, this cannot record in MPEG-4, sadly. I'm not sure what your second question is.
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No, this cannot record in MPEG-4, sadly.I'm not sure what your second question is.
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You can convert to MPEG-4 on the computer using a program like Pinnacle Studio and burn to DVD or Bluray.
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The default recording mode (and display for the screen) is wide screen, which is a 16:9 aspect ratio. In short, yes it does both record and display in wide screen mode.
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That being a longer video, and If I remember correctly, it will record 4gb and then start another movie as a safety save type of thing. It will be seamless when edited. Do you have LOOP on or off? The answer may be there too.
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That is what I did with this camcorder and a video capture software. BUT!! I bought a refurbished one of these and it ruined one of my tapes. bye bye precious home videos.
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This camcorder does not have an SD mode. It has a picture size of 1920x1080/60i and can record at 17, 13, 9 or 5 Mbps. It does not have an in camera converter to SD but the manual says if you have the camcorder connected to your computer while using the software to convert to SD the conversion will go much faster. I don't know if this is true or not because I've never connected my camcorder to my computer. I just put the flashcard in my computer's flashcard reader. I've had no problems at all editing ADCHD with my Dell Vostro 430 w/XP and record all my videos at 17Mbps. I edit the AVCHD clips and create videos in both HD and SD and burn them to DVDs. The software does allow you to edit the converted SD video but the way I do it is put all the clips together the way I want them and create a "master" AVCHD. I then create a HD DVD from the master AVCHD and then I create a SD DVD from a converted version of the master AVCHD. Hope this helps!
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By default it records in MTS. You probably can convert mts to any other format using a video converter.
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Yes. You can record in multiple formats. I personally prefer H.264. I was using AVI for a while but the file size was too huge.
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All I used it with was .ts files [MPEG], recorded on my computer with NPVR [http://www.nextpvr.com/], which is a free, open source video scheduler and recorder. I didn't even try it with anything else. I can only assume that it would handle the WMC formats fine.
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Probably if you can get updated software from Logitech. It's a pretty old product. I purchased it years ago to work with XP. There has to be more current, good, reasonably priced cams available.
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No, this recorder is SD, but if you record in either HQ or SP mode, the resolution is high enough that it looks quite good upconverted to 1080p via the HDMI output om my 55" TV, but it's still not HD. Be sure to select 16:9 video aspect ratio in the menu so it will look right on an HDTV.
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I just read that the .MOD extension of the JVC can be changed to .MPG for recognition by Windows Media Player and should work with other software since it is a standard format. (You can do this by copying the file onto your PC, right clicking and renaming. With this extension you should be able to burn to a DVD. I am interested in purchasing this camcorder but will NOT do so if I have to purchase extra software. If someone tries this, please let me know if you are successful. JVC appears to receive much better reviews than Sony other than the burning issues. The article I read can be found at http://www.usatoday.com/tech/products/2006-12-06-camcorder-hard-drives_x.htm.
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Not sure, I have never used it for recording. It does appear to be HD video feed onto the screen I view it from.
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There are 4 modes in Recording. Highest quality (FX), High quality (FH), Standard quality (HQ) and Long time (LP). When in Highest Quality (FX), Still images can not be recorded in this mode. I got for Christmas 2013, I have used in Standard Mode (HQ), works fine for now. I have a Mac Computer, I know I can use the Iphoto Program (not used yet), Not sure about Windows. I read it is compatible with Window 7. The enclosed booklet said you can download "Play Memories Home" from WWW.sony.net/pm. With this program, You should be able to burn to a DVD. Telephone to Sony is 1-800-222-SONY (7669). Hope this helps.. There are 4 modes in Recording. Highest quality (FX), High quality (FH), Standard quality (HQ) and Long time (LP). When in Highest Quality (FX), Still images can not be recorded in this mode. I got for Christmas 2013, I have used in Standard Mode (HQ), works fine for now. I have a Mac Computer, I know I can use the Iphoto Program (not used yet), Not sure about Windows. I read it is compatible with Window 7. The enclosed booklet said you can download "Play Memories Home" from WWW.sony.net/pm. With this program, You should be able to burn to a DVD. Telephone to Sony is... » Read More There are 4 modes in Recording. Highest quality (FX), High quality (FH), Standard quality (HQ) and Long time (LP). When in Highest Quality (FX), Still images can not be recorded in this mode. I got for Christmas 2013, I have used in Standard Mode (HQ), works fine for now. I have a Mac Computer, I know I can use the Iphoto Program (not used yet), Not sure about Windows. I read it is compatible with Window 7. The enclosed booklet said you can download "Play Memories Home" from WWW.sony.net/pm. With this program, You should be able to burn to a DVD. Telephone to Sony is 1-800-222-SONY (7669). Hope this helps.. « Show Less
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yes it record audio and video in video mode or as you can say movie mode Video AVI Format 1280 x 960 High Resolution (26fps)
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Well i have used it on windows 7 64 bit, and it works fine for me. To be honest i would say away from easycap it only goes up to 480p. If you are looking to record gameplay i would try Hauppage HD PVR.
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It does record to an MP4, but do not install the drivers that come with product. Download the drivers from the products website since they just updated them a few months ago.
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Karen, I cannot find anything in any descriptions that say it records in HD, but it sure looks like it does to me. The only reference I can find about it's HD is it "supports full hd 1080p upconversion". I tape HD shows onto the hard drive, edit out segments that I don't want, then I burn them to a DVD. I never record directly to the DVD, because I like to edit first, but I'm sure it would work beautifully. The quality of the DVDs cut from the hard drive is, in my opinion, excellent but I can't absolutely swear they're technically HD. I would recommend the product, it's the best recorder I've ever had. I hope my comments have helped a little. Larry Karen, I cannot find anything in any descriptions that say it records in HD, but it sure looks like it does to me. The only reference I can find about it's HD is it "supports full hd 1080p upconversion". I tape HD shows onto the hard drive, edit out segments that I don't want, then I burn them to a DVD. I never record directly to the DVD, because I like to edit first, but I'm sure it would work beautifully. The quality of the DVDs cut from the hard drive is, in my opinion, excellent but I can't absolutely swear they're technically HD. I would recommend the product, it's the best... » Read More Karen, I cannot find anything in any descriptions that say it records in HD, but it sure looks like it does to me. The only reference I can find about it's HD is it "supports full hd 1080p upconversion". I tape HD shows onto the hard drive, edit out segments that I don't want, then I burn them to a DVD. I never record directly to the DVD, because I like to edit first, but I'm sure it would work beautifully. The quality of the DVDs cut from the hard drive is, in my opinion, excellent but I can't absolutely swear they're technically HD. I would recommend the product, it's the best recorder I've ever had. I hope my comments have helped a little. Larry « Show Less