I don't have any experience with digital video cameras, but the audio I got from my SonyMavicaCD300 digital camera (not video camera but it can record up to 3 minutes of video at low resolution) is superb, even if not stereo. So that might be the more versatile way to go.
I hope others chime in with their thoughts to help guide you.
One of the McKays wrote:
I would like to record accompaniments for students and performances of students and am looking for advice, please.
One thought is a digital video camera. I was knocked out by the sound quality from a Sony camera recording 2 flutes and piano with its own microphone a couple of years back.
I am also interested in Mini Disk recorders. I like the idea of being able to take your little player anywhere and then bring it home and burn a CD from the downloaded files.
Can anyone tell me if you can download audio only files from a digital video camera, please? Do they use USB format, or do I need to install another format such as Firewire?
In Australia, it would seem that a video camera would be about twice the price of a decent mini disk player. However, I don't think mikes are included with Mini Disk players.
Thanks for any help, folks. David McKay [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://members.ozemail.com.au/~musicke http://www.bathurstevangelical.org.au
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