Hi,
I've been thinking of getting a wireless video camera/receiver combo like the eyecam or similar. From what I can tell these units only offer a composite out from their receivers. MY problem is that I have a JVC miniDV camcorder. The only input I can use to record this camera is through an ieee/firewire cable. Is there any way to convert a composite cable to an ieee/firewire cable? i.e. take the composite out, convert it to ieee, then input it into the camera? Alternatively, is there a receiver that outputs digitally through ieee?
Thanks alot.
wireless video output types (IEEE/firewire?)
Started by
jimmyray
, Feb 07 2010 10:57 PM
2 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 07 February 2010 - 10:57 PM
#2
Posted 08 February 2010 - 01:56 AM
Yes, but these things are so expensive you would be better off just buying another recorder that can do a lot more. Expect a good $300.Is there any way to convert a composite cable to an ieee/firewire cable? i.e. take the composite out, convert it to ieee, then input it into the camera?
Never seen such a thing.Alternatively, is there a receiver that outputs digitally through ieee?
#3
Posted 14 June 2010 - 07:41 PM
Here's something that converts analog to Firewire: http://www.bhphotovi...u=312315&is=REG
Grass Valley ADVC-55 Analog to Digital Media Converter
Price is about $150.
Grass Valley ADVC-55 Analog to Digital Media Converter
Price is about $150.


