Does your mini dv cvamcorder have analogue inputs? If so, you could maybe
use the minidv as a pass through device or you may need to record to the
mini dv tape then capture to pc.
In my experience the recordings made by household dvd recorders are poor in
comparison to those that you can attain using your pc.
For anything that you want to watch at a much later date I'd opt for quality
and time on my pc over the speed of the dvd recorder.
--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.com
"Scoota" <tuppy_2[ at ]yahoo.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] >I routinely import Mini-DV from my camera to Movie Maker as .avi files
> and then transfer the modified movie back to the camera. I then dump
> the result directly to my DVD recorder---(much quicker than burning on
> the computer). I would like to do the same thing with some of my
> older Hi-8 video tapes but MM doesn't seem to give me the option
> importing analog video as .avi files---only as Windows Media. This
> is wierd, because I can then save my modified .wmv movie to the
> computer as .avi (but with loss of quality). Any suggestions as to
> how I might get my Hi-8 tapes back onto Mini-DV?
>
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