Hi Becky.

I've done a few projects that involved capturing 8mm tape to a PC. I used a 
Sony D-8 camcorder, which will play the analog tape and convert on the fly 
to digital. The digital (DV) signal traveled through firewire to an Adobe 
Premiere-equipped PC, but the XP Movie Maker application would also handle 
the capture duty. What you need is something between your camera and a 
properly equipped computer, something with RCA/S-video analog inputs on one 
side and a firewire port on the other. If that's what your ADSTech device 
has then perhaps you could explain how it's connected, and to what, and 
what software you have for digital video capture. If it's Premiere you got 
him  for Christmas, have you set it up for DV capture in the Project Settings?

David Hurdon

At 03:36 PM 1/23/2007 +0000, you wrote:

Hi all~

I can tell you're a wealth of info.  I've tried searching the
archives, but unable to find any info on 8mm analog conversion.

We are very new to this - my son is very interested in making movies
so we got him this for Christmas.  However, we didn't want to spend
the money initially on a DV camera, so we're trying to make this work
with our Sony 8mm until we see how he's going to stick with this.   We
purchased the ADS TEch converter and hooked it to the camera and
computer.  But, we are not able to capture anything.  None of the
video comes up in the window.

Anyone else experience this?  We've tried the troubleshooting ideas
from the manual.  Just thought I'd get your thoughts.  Thanks in
advance....

Becky




 
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