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How can you put taped footage on youtube?

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i have sony np-f550 video camera

and i have lately wanted to put videos on youtube. but it is an old camera and stores it on tape! only the still shots are stored on the memory card!

is there any way to get that tape on youtube??

and if it is really a lot of trouble what other solutions would you suggest?

i am only 13. and i obviously cant afford a new camera and my parents are nowhere near buying me one. lol

so help me out ppl!

i dont want to have to resort to using my cell phone!

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  1. had the same problem

    theres really nothing you can do

    i did all my videos on my phone

    the resoloution isnt that bad

    try using your phone while saving up for a new camera

    also ask friends if they have one

    check my videos out and see if thats good enough quality to you

    youtube account name ::: omar22x


  2. well if they are minidv tapes, then you hae to get a fire wire cable (look at best buy, they are between 10 and 20 bucks) and then connect it to your computer

    then you go to windows movie maker and go to caputer video form device, then you get iit on windows movie maker, edit i, save it to your computer and then upload to youtube

    if it is an hi8 tape, you have to bring it to walgreens or something and have them put it on a disc and then upload the files from the disc to your computer and then to youtube

  3. If the camera has a DV port on it, you can use a firewire cable to transfer the video to your computer and upload it (assuming your computer also has a firewire port). Otherwise you can use your camera's AV cable (the red, white, and yellow plugs) to connect it to an external AV box. You will most likely have to buy the box. This will convert the video to a form the computer can use and you can transfer it using an USB cable.

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