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Dingdongler 19 January 2012 02:22 PM

New camcorder choice help please
 
Hi

I need to buy a new camcorder quite soon.

The one I have my eye on records onto a sd card and has no internal hard drive as far as I can see.

This might be a silly question by how do I get the recorded material from the SD card onto a DVD type disc?

Thanks

Geezer 19 January 2012 04:19 PM


Originally Posted by Dingdongler (Post 10439929)
Hi

I need to buy a new camcorder quite soon.

The one I have my eye on records onto a sd card and has no internal hard drive as far as I can see.

This might be a silly question by how do I get the recorded material from the SD card onto a DVD type disc?

Thanks

Either use a dedicated DVD recorder, and use the cables supplied (or newer ones will probably have SD slot) or use a computer with DVD writer.

Geezer

Dingdongler 19 January 2012 07:46 PM

Thanks. I have a bdp and tv that have ad slots. What I need is to be able to burn a disc to give to older relatives who won't have that.

So I use the DVD writer on my computer and then get a sd to USB convertor gadget (my mac doesn't have a sd slot)

Thanks

JackClark 19 January 2012 07:55 PM

Plug the camera into your Mac and import to iMovie from there. If you have an old copy of iDVD on your drive it will make the DVD;s for you.

Dingdongler 20 January 2012 09:57 AM


Originally Posted by JackClark (Post 10440511)
Plug the camera into your Mac and import to iMovie from there. If you have an old copy of iDVD on your drive it will make the DVD;s for you.


That's nice and simple for once!

That's why Macs are the best:thumb:

Trout 20 January 2012 10:20 AM

Toast

Trout 20 January 2012 10:21 AM

The big challenge is getting your nice, new shiny HD recording onto a DVD style format.

The only way to get true HD from a camera to a TV is via the camera's HDMI output.

Happy to be proven wrong.

Dingdongler 20 January 2012 02:11 PM


Originally Posted by Trout (Post 10441374)
The big challenge is getting your nice, new shiny HD recording onto a DVD style format.

The only way to get true HD from a camera to a TV is via the camera's HDMI output.

Happy to be proven wrong.


I think I understand what you mean. When I watch it myself it will be either via the hdmi output of the camera or by putting the sd card straight into my blu ray player. I presume both these methods will get me a true hi def image?

The dvd copy is really for the kid's grandparents who won't have a bdp, so as long as it's viewable it should be ok

Thanks:)


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