Hi,I've recently fished out a very old camcorder from years and years ago (probably very early 00's from what I remember). Of course due to the old age it took small cassette tapes to record. I have the camcorder and charger but no other leads. I'm looking for as much help as possible on the following things:- Firstly, what AV cable to purchase to watch the recordings back on TV.- Secondly if it's possible to somehow get the recordings onto a digital platform (USB, online or even something like a DVD disc, anything so that I could get them online or be able to share them with friends and family)The camcorder is:Sony CCD-TR427E (Other info: Sony Handycam, Video 8, Pal)Here is a link that I found to an online manual if it helps:I've attached a picture of the AV section of the camera.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks. Leads from Az are cheap enough, I guess if the recorded tapes play, then putting them onto yr TV will make any faults more-obvious. (( but enjoyable 'memories' nevertheless ))If you have a PC then yet another lead-combo may allow digitising ( you may find digitisers for sale about £20, new, I guess ), again these will need the tape to be replayed in real-time. This was always the bugbear of Tape-based machines.However, once digitised ( and I'm presuming this tape is Analogue, ie recording like a mini VHS, but smaller physically ). You can fiddle with the brightness, contrast, colour and add voice-over and music ( Loads available Royalty-free on Internet ).
But you need a decent PC to do this and modern Video-editors are 64-bit. These start about £50. Alvin toffler socul viitorului pdf file. Avoid free ones, - but take up any 30-day 'trial' to check it works on your Combo.Perhaps you can say why you stopped making video recordings?FWIW. I had one of those shoulder-mount VHS camcorders - and the poor pictures and lack of Editing plus short battery-life really made me put it away. What a waste of money!
By contrast now, batteries last hours and memory cards transfer digital pics in very short time.Good Luck.
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