Wow. I don't have a clue about what you are talking about but I'm glad you are
doing these posts. Because those with a clue about electrical engineering are
going to find you.
Which is why at some point you are going to want to have a video hosting site.
Yeah, go Blip.tv, definitely. Or
I do have less than half a clue and found your vlog of extreme
interest. Subscribed.
RF is much on my mind of late, too. Perfect timing.
Whoo-hoo!
:)
Jan
Jan McLaughlin
Production Sound Mixer
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On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 8:38 AM,
We have HI-8 analog and HI-8 digital tapes that need to be put into the HDD.
Over on eBay it appears the prices start off low but quickly rise. Maybe,
just maybe I can locate a camera here. Something allowing us to get our
collection of archived tapes into the HDD.
As Richard said, you want a
You probably should be looking for a Hi8 or a Digital 8 TAPE
PLAYER - not a camcorder. Camcorder mechanics are not recommended
for mass copying or conversion. This is especally true if these tapes
are old and dirty. It is much easier to clean a gummed up player than
a gummed up camcorder.
You probably should be looking for a Hi8 or a Digital 8 TAPE
PLAYER - not a camcorder. Camcorder mechanics are not recommended
for mass copying or conversion. This is especally true if these tapes
are old and dirty. It is much easier to clean a gummed up player than
a gummed up camcorder.
http://www.gothamsound.com/main.shtml?page=ugother
Toward the bottom of the page
Not mine, but figured somebody might be able to use such a thing @
this reasonable price.
Jan
Jan McLaughlin
Production Sound Mixer
air = 862-571-5334
aim = janofsound
skype = janmclaughlin
