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Connect Sony MiniDV to Lenovo T60P?
Name: TMitchell Date: November 19, 2006 at 09:28:27 Pacific OS: XP (SP2) CPU/Ram: 2.3 Ghz/2 Gb Product: Lenovo (IBM) T60P
Comment:
I have a Sony MiniDV camcorder with the usual Composite audio/stero/video, S-video and DV outlets, and a new Lenovo (IBM) T60P Thinkpad laptop with built-in ATI FireGL V3200 video card and WinDVD createor and player programs. The laptop only appears to have USB and a single microphone jack inputs, no DV-in or S-video or other video-in ports. It does have an empty slot for removable PCI cards.
How do I connect the Sony camcorder to the laptop so I can capture from DV tape and edit in the DVD program; through some kind of addon PCI card, or is there a USB connection possibility (even tough the Sony camcorder does not have any USB ports)?
Name: TMitchell Date: November 19, 2006 at 10:11:30 Pacific
Reply:
Just to clarify, I meant to say that the Lenovo T60P laptop has two empty slots for inserting removable Cards, one for an "Express Card" and one for either a 16-bit Type I or Type II PC Card.
Do they make such cards for conecting the Sony camcorder DV out so that it will communicate with my laptops internal ATI V3200 FireGL card?
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Response Number 2
Name: blackbill Date: November 20, 2006 at 05:16:28 Pacific
Reply:
You can get firwaire cards that will fit your machine, but for the money I would get something like this:
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