How to transfer from Camera to Panasonic DRME50 Video recorders hard drive. Help please, TIA
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Do both have a DV / Firewire connection? If so then you need a 4 pin tp 4 pin firewire cable (PC world £15). If not then is the yellow (video) red and white (stereo audio) connections using RCA/ Phono connectors. You probably would have had a set of those with either the camera or the DVD.
The Panny manual should show you the connections
The Panny manual should show you the connections
Originally Posted by JBlink:
“Do both have a DV / Firewire connection? If so then you need a 4 pin tp 4 pin firewire cable (PC world £15). If not then is the yellow (video) red and white (stereo audio) connections using RCA/ Phono connectors. You probably would have had a set of those with either the camera or the DVD.
The Panny manual should show you the connections”
“Do both have a DV / Firewire connection? If so then you need a 4 pin tp 4 pin firewire cable (PC world £15). If not then is the yellow (video) red and white (stereo audio) connections using RCA/ Phono connectors. You probably would have had a set of those with either the camera or the DVD.
The Panny manual should show you the connections”
Thanks for your input, no to DV/Firewire, yes to cables, but not to sure regarding what to set the panny up to receive the video, again thanks for your help, any further info would help.... Snowey...
I cannot be certain as I don't have that model, but usually the external connections are listed as AV1, AV2 etc. So if you select BBC1 and then select "channel -" (i.e press the channel up or down button "down" ) you should see the AV (audio / video) inputs. The scarts are normally AV1 and AV2 with the discrete phono connectors AV3 or AV4. Plug the camera in, start playing a tape and then play with the channel up/ down button until you see the picture. Sorry I cannot be more precise.
I do suggest you refer to the manual. You should be able to download it if you, like me, can never find the bloody thing when you need it!
I do suggest you refer to the manual. You should be able to download it if you, like me, can never find the bloody thing when you need it!
Originally Posted by JBlink:
“I cannot be certain as I don't have that model, but usually the external connections are listed as AV1, AV2 etc. So if you select BBC1 and then select "channel -" (i.e press the channel up or down button "down" ) you should see the AV (audio / video) inputs. The scarts are normally AV1 and AV2 with the discrete phono connectors AV3 or AV4. Plug the camera in, start playing a tape and then play with the channel up/ down button until you see the picture. Sorry I cannot be more precise.
I do suggest you refer to the manual. You should be able to download it if you, like me, can never find the bloody thing when you need it!”
“I cannot be certain as I don't have that model, but usually the external connections are listed as AV1, AV2 etc. So if you select BBC1 and then select "channel -" (i.e press the channel up or down button "down" ) you should see the AV (audio / video) inputs. The scarts are normally AV1 and AV2 with the discrete phono connectors AV3 or AV4. Plug the camera in, start playing a tape and then play with the channel up/ down button until you see the picture. Sorry I cannot be more precise.
I do suggest you refer to the manual. You should be able to download it if you, like me, can never find the bloody thing when you need it!”
Thanks JB, sorted ok
