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October 20th, 2004, 09:55 PM | #16 |
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I think a better setup for you would be:
cheap camcorder with analog-digital passthrough, preferably top loading and with good deck control. You can substitute another deck here. SVHS deck, preferably with audio meters. A/V switcher box (very cheap) for switching between SVHS deck and production monitor. It's cheaper and less confusing than the JVC deck. I had a hard time figuring out how to go from computer --> VHS and vice versa without going to tape in between. I can't even remember if it can do this. |
October 21st, 2004, 06:43 AM | #17 |
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A few years back I tried the JVC combo deck. I had bought them to convert all my home VHS videos to miniDV. I had two of them fail within the first 30 days.
I got tired of paying shipping for defective products so I applied the refund to the purchase of a Sony VX2000 and one of JVC's medium price SVHS VCRs and have never regretted it. My advice echoes that of others. Buy a low end miniDV camcorder and a decent SVHS VCR (to gain the advantage of an S video connection) and you will have far more flexibility for the same cost of many of the combo decks.
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