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EX-1 to DVD recorder
Hello everyone,
I have been shooting youth football with the EX-1. I usually just capture into Final Cut then output to DVD Studio Pro and burn DVDs which takes about an hour or so after the game is done. I will be shooting for the high school team in the fall and the coaches need DVD’s asap. I have a Sony DVDirect DVD recorder model# VRD-VC20 that basically renders real time and I can finalize a disc while I am packing up after shooting.
The challenge is that the DVD recorder doesn’t recognize the EX-1. I was wondering if I ran the EX-1 into a Canopus ADVC 110 converter with the a/v cable and rca out to the recorder would it work. I don’t want to invest any money in the Canopus until I know if it will work.
I also have a 17″ MacBook Pro i7 in case anyone knows of a configuration that could be used with that.
I would greatly appreciate any advice that you gurus could share. Thank you for your time.Sincerely
Craig Maynard -
3 Replies
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I don’t see why not- and if it doesn’t you can return it.
Noah
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Are you running the AV cable’s directly into the recorder? Not sure why this isn’t working. I haven’t done much of this, so I’m guessing.
Brent Dunn
Owner / Director / Editor
DunnRight Films
DunnRight Video.com
Video Marketing Toolbox.netSony EX-1,
Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 7D
Mac Pro Tower, Quad Core,
with Final Cut StudioHP i7 Quad laptop
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Thanks for your responses, I appreciate your time. @Noah-I think I may have to get one and try it. @Brent- I did try running the cables directly into the recorder but there was no response or recognition of the camera. I tried running a VCR deck and an old mini DV camcorder and both worked with the recorder. I wasn’t sure what else to try.
-Craig
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