Simple question

roligan

Standard Member
I need a cheap digital camera that also allows me to transfer the video to my laptop. I don't need it for anything else than filming my kids golfswing and then transfer the film into a golf swing analyzer.

My laptop has 2 USB ports and 1 S-video. I assume I can't use Firewire right?

Would a Sony Digital Handycam TRV130E work?

I have also seen this one

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/DV-182-3-1-MP...548791354QQcategoryZ96996QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

which is only 12.99.

Any input is very appreciated.

Roligan
 

roligan

Standard Member
Have done some more research.
I have Sony CCD-TRV62 NTSC video HI8 camera.

Can I use the Belkin capture device to tansfer video from my analogue Sony to my laptop? As mentioned earlier my laptop has 2 USB ports and a S-video connection.

Roligan
 

MarkE19

Moderator
An analogue camcorder should work fine for your requirements as picture quality is not going to be too important. A simple USB analogue capture device will be all you need to get the footage onto the PC.

Mark.
 

roligan

Standard Member
The pack says on the back Windows 98, 98 SE, 2000 and ME.

I have Win XP Professional.

When I try to install VideoWave I get an error message saying can't find DirectX, then I click 'next' and it says 'Please wait while DXMedia 6.0 is being installed'. Then it just sits there and nothing is being read from the CD.

I think I'm f*&ked..........
 

roligan

Standard Member
I'm capturing the pictures but no sound. Does the sound also come thru the S-video connecting or do I have to connect the RVA audio cables?

When I click on settings and audio and then chose USB Videobus I get the following error message 'An error occured while connecting to audio device'. If I chose Crystal WDM Audio I get no error message.

No matter what I chose under audio or if I have the RCA cable connected or not I don't capture any sound.

Any suggestions?
 

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