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Re: Can this be done?
Posted by Angel Nunez on September 22, 2011 at 5:38 pmThis is what I want to do: Record analog video via BNC/XLR connections onto the P2 cards of my HVX200.
Bruce Barker replied 12 years, 1 month ago 4 Members · 4 Replies -
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Steve Eisen
September 22, 2011 at 6:37 pmThe HVX-200 does NOT have any A/V INPUTS. So no, it is not possible.
The HPG-10 (firewire), HPG-20 (firewire and HD/SD-SDI), HPM-200, HPD24 can record to P2 cards.
Steve Eisen
Eisen Video Productions
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Angel Nunez
September 22, 2011 at 7:03 pmThanks for the quick response, Steve! I checked out all those decks. They range in price from $3K to $16K. Basically, I’m checking this out for a third-party who has limited resources, but I’ve been tasked with helping her find a cost-effective way to do her job.
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Fernando Mol
September 22, 2011 at 8:52 pmI used to bridge analog/digital with a handy-cam that handled the AV input, firewired to my computer, capturing in any video software.
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Bruce Barker
March 28, 2014 at 7:10 pmA little addendum to this thread, many years after the fact. 🙂 Unless I’m completely misunderstanding the question, the HVX200 actually DOES have A/V inputs. You can’t use the XLR audio connectors; you must instead use the RCA jacks for both video and audio. These jacks are even labeled “in/out”, which helps provide a clue as to this particular capability.
Set the camera to Tape mode (recording an A/V signal to P2 cards isn’t allowed), and cycle the Mode button (just under the Scene File dial) to MCR-VCR. The HVX200 now “sees” whatever video and audio are being fed into the RCA A/V inputs. Now just make sure you have a tape in the drive, and using the camera’s remote control–yes, the remote–hit Play and Record simultaneously. The HVX200 is now recording the source.
You can’t control the audio input levels; whatever the camera receives is what it records. I believe a variation of this setup also allows pass-through to the HVX200’s FireWire cable as well, although I’ve not tried it.
Hope that helps!
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