Digital camera tapes to dvds ?

Question

hey guys !

is it possible to convert digital movie camera tapes to dvd?

like these tapes : http://online-copywriter.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/68831-dv-tape.jpg

onto dvd ?

i just wanna know if its possible

got some great memories i want to put onto dvd

thanks guyyys

Answer 1

I agree with Osama, Yes you can,

Answer 2

Yes, the monies can be converted to different currencies.

Seriously, you have your great memories on miniDV tapes.  You should have the miniDV vcam on hand as there are too few miniDV players around & if ever, too expensive. Here are some details:

a miniDV vcam must be FIREWIRE**-connected to PC to upload video thru video capture or video editing (VES)* software while vcam is on PLAYBACK mode. Note: DV or Firewire port of vcam is 4pin. Before cable purchase ** (Vcam/4pin->CABLE->PC (4/ 6pin?), check the firewire port of PC whether 4 or 6 pin. If none, procure firewire card: pci for pc or pcmia for laptop (Google).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firewire    

for starters, free Windows Movie Maker* (XP-wmm2 & Vista-wmm6) provides simple & easy way to learn the ropes < click help for details>. Upgrade to intermediate video editing app accdg. to need & skill level

http://video-editing-software-review.top...

      video editing process- XP/wmm2

      >>> open wmm- start/all programs/wmm->TASK pane

1. Capture video stream** - editing software remotely controls vcam operations

2. Edit- drag/drop captured video files->timeline and  enhance w/effects, transition, music & titles

3. Finish (render)- save Movie file, also save Project* ** file

4. Share-burn to CD (if DvD, thru a DvD authoring app like DvD Flick, Nero, etc.)

For Vista/wmm6, t’is similar: Import/ Edit/ Publish/ WindowsDVD or Nero for authoring

Answer 3

oh yes you can, my uncle recently did ....and now we have them on dvd...i could recommend 2 but both are in south america,Peru  lol ,try a shop in your yellow pages surely is avalaible in the states...near you...

Answer 4

Yes, you can!