when connecting a camera directly, (HDR-CX220) will the date and time info transfer to the DVD?
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i think so,but it's been so long ago, since I used one, i cannot honestly say for sure.
889565
Yes, this is through HDMI cable. I do not component cable. I noticed that certain movies, there is a restriction in upconversion. Otherwise, for most of the SD DVD, it upconverts much better than the Yamaha receiver (it also can do upconversion through TBC-time base correction).
137508
Hi Dan, you can connect the camcorder to a computer via USB cable. From this link, https://docs.sony.com/release/HDR-CX250_CX260V_CX580V_PJ260_PJ260V_PJ580_PJ580V_PJ600_PJ600V_XR260V_guide_EN.pdf ,on page 174, youll find information on setting the camcorder for USB transfer. -Vincent
1924137
You would have to wait till the CCD chip exposure is complete (30 sec, 45 sec, 1 min, etc...), then it will download the completed image to your PC. Pretty much all CCD and CMOS chips do this... Hope this helps...
2254911
Yes, the best results will be if you have a compatible Sony camcorder as you will be able to do many copy features via automation. Inputs available - DV (firewire), S-Video, composite video and stereo audio. NO HDMI input. If the camcorder is non-Sony you can still select your inputs from the menu but the camcorder will not automatically drive the DVD Recorder VRDMC5. See ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY9BHCUnmTQ
1910872
I have never had a problem with the time stamp. I use the USB cable from camera to my computer. I like the camera, but wish it would record real time sound while recording video. Good luck..
905018
It is is USB camera/slave mode when plugged to laptop - you have to plug it into the car charger or USB power only charger, then you can operate the menu to change time/date.
905016
Yes, but you need to do so via the device's menu, not via a USB connection to the device. In one of the modes (maybe Playback?), you press Menu and go up and down until you get so something like "Set date/time".Unclear (at least to me) was that the red "record" button next to the power button is how you "select" a menu item.If this doesn't help, let me know and I can check for specific menu location.
984204
Yes the interface connection is the same. Just remember, per my other comment, to keep direct weight off of the connection- loop the cord around the camera to relieve any stress.
1318241
Yes when you are in "VR" mode...not "video" recording mode for DVD-RW and DVD+RW disks. I just did it using a -RW formated in VR. RP
1104454
The camera has three settings, date with time, date without time, or off. Additional details can be found in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCZS25_ADV.PDF#page=106
449678
I really have no idea the battery works well in my HDR-PJ260V. The battery supplied with the camera was a NP-FV50, If the HDR CX220 takes the same battery pack or compatible the 6Hr battery will work. A local photo shop should be able to help with compatibility. It does last a long time, but, it does add weight. Something to consider. It does charge the same and work just as well as the small one.
1708170
Are you recording from a a camera or another source using a rca input if will record in real time. It will burn to the disc when it is finalized. hope this answer your question
1006402
Yes it can, go to menu, by using the wheel click on little camera icon, scroll down to date stamp, click left/right to turn on/off date and time, then set time/date in tools icon
1817838
thank you for the answer, but I had ordered one from EBay that sais that it will work with my camcorder hdr -cx240 perfectly...
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from one of the reviews I found this: MAC USERSThe CX220 claims that it does not work with MAC OS, but it does work with iMovie. What this basically means is that you cannot simply plug the CX220 into your MAC and copy files.You must first download iMovie, and then all recordings can be stored to your MAC very easily. iMovie is a great program and very easy to use. There is a great post on YouTube that is titled: HDR-CX160 directly to iMovie. This is the same method for storing videos from your HDR-CX220 to your MAC. It works very well.
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Yes. But make sure the video output connector of your camera is the old standard type Rca. For long recording purposes I would suggest to use systems based on hard disks or solid state (flash) memory and then copy to Dvd only what you want