Comments on: What type of video camera do I need to upload video clips to my computer? http://www.libreriasanmiguel.com/video-clips/what-type-of-video-camera-do-i-need-to-upload-video-clips-to-my-computer/ Thu, 13 May 2010 01:18:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: bobk http://www.libreriasanmiguel.com/video-clips/what-type-of-video-camera-do-i-need-to-upload-video-clips-to-my-computer/#comment-1905 bobk Thu, 21 Jan 2010 06:36:59 +0000 http://www.libreriasanmiguel.com/video-clips/what-type-of-video-camera-do-i-need-to-upload-video-clips-to-my-computer#comment-1905 If you don't need real high quality clips, you can use most newer digital still cameras to get video clips and it is real easy to load them on the computer from the memory card or through the USB cord. They will also already be in a file format that the computer should automatically recognize. For higher quality video or longer videos you can also use a video camera that uses mini-dvd's. Then you can take the disk out of the camera and play it on your dvd player or in the dvd drive in your computer without any wires to hook up. Bob K www.CameraRepairs.com<br><b>References : </b><br> If you don’t need real high quality clips, you can use most newer digital still cameras to get video clips and it is real easy to load them on the computer from the memory card or through the USB cord. They will also already be in a file format that the computer should automatically recognize.

For higher quality video or longer videos you can also use a video camera that uses mini-dvd’s. Then you can take the disk out of the camera and play it on your dvd player or in the dvd drive in your computer without any wires to hook up.

Bob K
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]]> By: astaireboy http://www.libreriasanmiguel.com/video-clips/what-type-of-video-camera-do-i-need-to-upload-video-clips-to-my-computer/#comment-1904 astaireboy Thu, 21 Jan 2010 06:19:59 +0000 http://www.libreriasanmiguel.com/video-clips/what-type-of-video-camera-do-i-need-to-upload-video-clips-to-my-computer#comment-1904 You'll need a few basics to upload videos to the web: 1. A video camera 2. A way to get the video off your camera and on to your computer 3. Editing and/or conversion software For #1: I would suggest getting a DV camera that records to tape or to memory card. The tape will get you more recording time and are less expensive. The memory card versions will record a limited amount per card. If you don't have multiple cards, you'll need to download the information first before recording more. For #2: DV commonly connects to computer through iLink, which is essentially Firewire. Your computer may have firewire. It'll either be a small port (on a laptop) that looks like the small end of a USB2, except more square or a port that looks like a USB port, except a bit bigger. Some can connect through USB, but not many cameras do. If you have the video on a card, you can directly copy the video to your hard drive, just like you do with digital pictures. For #3: There are a ton of video converters out there. I would google "Video Converter software" and pick the best one that has that outputs that you're looking for (mp4, wmv, avi, etc.)<br><b>References : </b><br> You’ll need a few basics to upload videos to the web:

1. A video camera
2. A way to get the video off your camera and on to your computer
3. Editing and/or conversion software

For #1: I would suggest getting a DV camera that records to tape or to memory card. The tape will get you more recording time and are less expensive. The memory card versions will record a limited amount per card. If you don’t have multiple cards, you’ll need to download the information first before recording more.

For #2: DV commonly connects to computer through iLink, which is essentially Firewire. Your computer may have firewire. It’ll either be a small port (on a laptop) that looks like the small end of a USB2, except more square or a port that looks like a USB port, except a bit bigger. Some can connect through USB, but not many cameras do. If you have the video on a card, you can directly copy the video to your hard drive, just like you do with digital pictures.

For #3: There are a ton of video converters out there. I would google "Video Converter software" and pick the best one that has that outputs that you’re looking for (mp4, wmv, avi, etc.)
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