video good - audio no good

[Guest]

I have an older panasonic camcorder that I'd like to capture to disk so I can
make a movie out the source. I'm using a S-video cable to capture the video.
the video comes our great. But I can't get the audio that goes with it. I
have a cable with 1 male cable on one side and the 3 connectors (red, yellow,
and white) that to work if I was copying to a VCR. I see a A/V connection of
the camcorder but I don;t know where to plug it on my computer.

Please help!

Dougl

 

[John Inzer]

I have an older panasonic camcorder that I'd like to capture to disk
so I can make a movie out the source. I'm using a S-video cable to
capture the video. the video comes our great. But I can't get the
audio that goes with it. I have a cable with 1 male cable on one
side and the 3 connectors (red, yellow, and white) that to work if I
was copying to a VCR. I see a A/V connection of the camcorder but I
don;t know where to plug it on my computer.

Please help!

Dougl

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If your main goal is to make DVD copies
of your VHS home movies...you don't need
a computer. A DVD Recorder may be worth
a look.

Answers To Basic Questions About DVD
Recorders - Introduction and Index
http://tinyurl.com/ey5re

However if you plan to edit your movies...
Maybe the following links will give you an
idea of what's involved.

Capturing Analog Video
http://www.papajohn.org/MM2-CaptureAnalog.html

How To Convert VHS To DVD Guide
http://vhs-to-dvd.janvesely.com/

Movie Maker 2 - Capturing Analog Video - Dazzle
http://www.papajohn.org/MM2-CaptureAnalogDazzle.html

Download Video to Your
Computer with Windows
Movie Maker 2
http://tinyurl.com/4fpea

Convert VHS to DVD
http://www.signvideo.com/conv-v-to-d.htm

Copying VHS to DVD
http://tinyurl.com/dzcho

--
John Inzer
MS Picture It! -
Digital Image MVP

Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://tinyurl.com/aczzp

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