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Old 23-06-2003, 18:27   #5
Dave Stones
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Originally posted by Emperor Ming
Dave

Dv editing is my life so drop over to here

http://www.dvdoctor.net/cgi-bin/Ulti...assCookie=true

UK based forum these guys know it all

I would suggest that you get the camcorder enabled for dv in asap , but you might have trouble getting a dongle or software now as most of the manufactuers have sent out cease and desist letters to the trade over this issue .

most camcorders are imported and taxed as a VCR if they are enabled for dv in/out




what cam u got ?


"must rush my subjects await"

Emperor Ming
yeh ive looked at these DV dongles just wasnt sure... ive had bad experiences about reprogramming firmware before. *thinks back to his nokia 3210 and some other stuff...*

my cam is a JVC GR-DVL100EK if im not mistaken.
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