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by: jamesfiro October 12, 2008 5:57 AM PDT

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record directly to external HD from camcorder?

by jamesfiro - 10/12/08 5:57 AM

I am guessing it is not currently available because the camcorder companies want to be able to charge more for their cameras, but I would love to be able to record directly from a harddrive camcorder to an external harddrive. That would mean that you are unlimited as to how much recording time you can get without going back to a computer to upload your video.


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It's here.

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 10/12/08 6:05 AM

In Reply to: record directly to external HD from camcorder? by jamesfiro

But are you willing to pay for it?

See that DR-HD100 connecting to the GY-HD100?

http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/features.jsp?model_id=MDL101539
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Just links.

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 10/12/08 6:06 AM

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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Direct+To+Edit%E2%84%A2+%28DTE%29+Technology


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The others have already

by boya84 - 10/12/08 7:16 AM

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pointed your to existing technology.

I wanted to clarify your statement: "you are unlimited as to how much recording time you can get without going back to a computer to upload your video"... Hard drives fill, too. Using your words, any removable media allows for "unlimited"... flash memory and miniDV tape already exist.


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In a sense of an external hard drive...

by whizkid454 - 10/12/08 7:18 AM

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They too are "removable" considering you can unplug the full one and replace it with a fresh one.


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