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Old 19-05-2003, 4:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Sony TRV30E AV IN

Hi there, According to the user guide, I should be able to record to my camera from another AV source connected to the AV lead in the camera. I have tried to play a video and expected to see the picture on the camera LCD screen and then be able to record with the intention of using the footage for editing. Am I missing something basic, has anyone done this with this or simlar camera ?

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Old 19-05-2003, 6:10 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Hi,

You need to go into the menu on the camcorder and there will be a setting that says something along the lines of AVC and turn this "ON". This will turn on the analogue sockets of the camcorder.

I am sure some one on the fourm can give the exact details !!!

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Thanks Mark,

I'll give it a go tonight.

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Old 20-05-2003, 12:07 AM   #4 (permalink)
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You also need to put the camcorder into VCR mode as in normal recording mode it gets the picture from the lense. This sounds obvious now but is often overlooked.
Also, to save the wear on the camcorders heads just plug the VCR into cam and cam into PC. The cam will act as an analogue to DV converter. Just capture the video on the PC direct.

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Thanks Mark(s).


I tried again with no success. I couldn't find any AVC option on any of the menus. I am using the supplied AV cable with scart. Even tried on a sky digibox as a known good source of AV but no joy. The manual says connect the cable and put the display on LCD and it should work without anything else.

So I'm still lost !
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Does the scart plug have a swith for in/output on it? If it does then set it to in (video into the plug).

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Mark,

YOu hit the nail on the head. Tried a switchable scart last night and it did the trick. Thanks again for everyone.

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