 sheilakmcdBirdbrain On ComputerPremium
join:2002-02-20
Liberty, KY | I'll have to do a little research. I think there's a way you can run it thru a conversion process or two and end up with audio you can hear, albeit somewhat degraded.
The easiest would be if you have a relative or friend with a miniDV camcorder of a different brand, newer model, that you could borrow to play the tape and capture from and see if it works. Some people have reported success with that.
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 misiek
join:2000-12-25
Round Lake, IL | reply to zepolant
Perhaps you could try Dreamlinux? (Long story short, this allowed me to transfer video from a miniDV camera onto a networked folder a few weeks ago after I realized that WinDV app on the Windows box wouldn't control the camcorder.)
»www.dreamlinux.com.br/ |
