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Posted on Jan 28, 2011

How can i retrive my video in my hi8 tapes - Sony Hi8 Hi-8 Tape

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 11, 2007

SOURCE: Camcorder won't playback most Hi8 tapes

may be your camera not design to play the analog tape...there are some model that can playback a analog tape...i think your camera is for digital playback only.... check your user manual

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Tim Babcock

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  • Posted on Oct 07, 2008

SOURCE: Hi8 Playback Problem

Clean the tape heads and see if that makes a difference.  If that doesn't work, it could be the tape motor is going out.  Thats typical behavior when that happens.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 13, 2009

SOURCE: How can I view hi8 video tapes on my VCR My HI 8

VHS units are not capable of reading Hi8 video. You could have a shop transfer your recordings for a nominal service charge but if you have many tapes you may want to have your own unit repaired. You could purchase another unit second hand but be wary of doing so as the tracking could be slightly different to your own one and you would need a service centre to adjust it anyway. Best of luck!

hmlee390

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  • Posted on Jan 20, 2010

SOURCE: how to convert hi8 tape to cd or dvd

your camcorder has only A / V out.. it does not have USB or Firewire as some later models have ... so you need a Video Capture Device ... those are available as a card that is installed inside your computer or as an external USB device .. some of these devices use only SVIDEO which this camera does not have .. so you need a capture card that will do composit NTSC video ... most of the older ones do that .. then you might need adapters if its connectors dont match your camera .. the capture card or device usually comes with simple video editing software that can burn to a CD or DVD .. or you could use more elaborate software like Nero (nero 9 is the latest i think) .. there are many other editing programs available ..

here is a review of "video capture devices".....
http://www.aboutvideoediting.com/hardware/top10.shtml

some video cards already have "video in" connector .. its often SVIDEO .. so that wont help .. but some have analog (composit) inputs that you can use ..

here is such a USB video capture device that will work with your camera .. ........
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3428849&sku=A03-7134

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om sharma

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  • Posted on Mar 29, 2010

SOURCE: sony ccd trv43 doesn't play hi8 after placing an old video 8 tape

Try to clean video head with cleaning cassette, if same position than video head need to be change

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NEED Hi8 head cleaning tape

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Hi8 to dvd

Greetings ocean view,

My suggestion would be to find a retailer who transfers video tape to dvd. They use an actual machine to do this and it should recognize your tape. This might solve your problem.

I hope this helps!
Sincerely,

Dorothy
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Problems with playback of HI8 tapes...

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Tape compatibility question.

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