One more question, we have the DCR-VX2100 which has an iLink connector on it. Does the 2000 also have a the same port so we can transfer video?
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Hi, yes, it does have the fire wire connection. Sony calls this the iLink, but it is actually a fire wire connection. Let me know if you have any additional questions! Thanks so much! - Josh
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The 2000 does have a firewire link, which I believe is the same as an iLink.
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This is an expresscard adapter, do they make a GPU with an expresscard interface? If its video you're looking for,the thunderbolt port already doubles as the mini DVI port. Hope this helps in any way.
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From analog composite to ilink/firewire. Yes it does. I've imported VHS tapes to my computer that way. VHS>TRV350>PC or Mac.
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I know on a D200 there is a 10 pin hookup to the top right of the lens as you look at the camera. I think a D2X would have a similar configuration.
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Yes I've used it with 2.0 ports before, however, keep in mind that even though this is a gigabit adapter if you connect it via USB 2.0 the max data rate through USB 2.0 is 480 Megabits per second. The video outputs work when I connected it via 2.0 as well.
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My research on the DCR0VX1000 requires a USB A to MINI B data cable. Simply comparing the images of the VMC-MD2 to the data cable for the DCR-VX1000 they are incompatible. My answer is NO. The VMC-MD2 will not work for the DCR-VX1000. Hope that helps.
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Yes, very easy to transfer. It comes with software and cables. Haven't had an issues with mine so far. :-)
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Thanks for that, Jim! That's about our setup, too, except that the only composite plugs on the back of our Sony TV are in use already - by an old VCR - and I wanted to use one of the set's open component video feed for the Roku. We still occasionally use the VCR for family movies, etc. So I was interested in the DV > component video adapter someone mentioned - since the Roku doesn't have component video outputs. Maybe I'll check Radio Shack or Best Buy.Thanks, Reid
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Wish I could give you a definite answer. I replaced for my Velbon Videomate 500. Must be a listing somewhere, or call Velbon.
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It's the same connection- 2.0 just has a slower transfer rate. No adapter needed. Hope this helps.
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If connection is 2.0, then you can still use all ports, just that data will transfer at 2.0 speeds instead of 3.0. As far as video is concerned, it is still possible to use it. The only drawback is that there will be lag trying to move so much video data over 2.0 vs 3.0. Aside from that, all peripherals should work.
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I am fairly sure the device has to be plugged into a PC/MAC USB port to render the video. I don't think it works by just plugging into a projectors USB port as the projector doesn't have a CPU/GPU to render graphics, hence, how this DL-195 chipset works.
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I have mine hooked up to my VIP612. So far it has worked flawlessly. It takes a long time to transfer data to it (about 1/2 hour for a two hour movie in HD) but you can actually view the content straight from the EHD so you don't have to move stuff back and forth.
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as far as I know the VRDMC6 has an SD card slot and from it you can make the transfer to DVD.
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I also need help here. I just bought a DCR-DVD108 and I use apple. I can't figure out how to import the video.
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Hi,when connecting on a computer, you may use the DV in/out jack. Your computer must have an iLink (DV) jack. -Ely
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Yes, but it's a cable for a KVM box. Mine had been lets say 'disabled' by lightning so I bought this as a replacement. I no longer use it. I have two laptops I need to connect to one monitor and switch between the two. If you need to do something like that, you can get the Belkin Flip 2-Port KVM Switch. I don't know of a way to transport video to a monitor simply via USB. Most only transmit video via VGA port which both items have. If you don't have a VGA port, you may need a digital type adapter.