Camcorders with AV input.

Beekay · 29-08-2005 7:23pm #1

I need to get a camcorder that has AV input on it.Is this on all cameras or does anybody have something to recommend.

Thanks for the help

moonboy · 29-08-2005 9:19pm

as far as i know this has been disabled on most modern cameras..
some one else might tell me different?

DonkeyStyle \o/ · 31-08-2005 3:31pm

Yeah it's certainly not something all cameras will have, but you can still get them... something on the high-end of cheap.

Lump · 31-08-2005 3:44pm

incidently, why do you need it? If you need something transferred, it'd probably be easier/cheaper to pay a company to do it. Or if you have a lot of stuff, invest in a capture card/editing software for the PC.

John

Beekay · 31-08-2005 7:46pm

My brother is getting an on-board cam for his race car.And to record the footage it has to be connected to a camera with an AV input.

Lump · 31-08-2005 8:49pm

Sure it can be connected to a VHS recorder..... Does the exact same thing as a Camera. I assume the Device your brother has is a simple Lense with a 3 Chip Device attached to convert the light to video signal, then there's a wire coming out of the back. That wire can surely connect to anything that will record video. A Camera, a VHS player, a DVD recorder (Not the best thing to use in a bumpy car), a harddrive recorder etc etc.

John

Kersh · 31-08-2005 11:36pm

Im the bro.
well a video camera would be the most practical as this is how big the car is.

Any suggestions of what camera to get would be great

esquier · 04-09-2005 9:30am

http://www.pixmania.com/ie/uk/88805/art/jvc/jvc-camcorder-minidv-gr-d.html#fichetechnique

My Jvc Gr-d73 has AV in as well.

Camcorders with AV input.

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