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:idea: There actually a couple of options. If you have a miniDV camcorder, then you can plug the firewire port on the camera into the firewire port on your computer with an appropriate cable and you can use the camcorder as a tape deck. I am assuming that you are shooting standard DV and not a flavor of HDV.:mad2: If you do not want to use your main camcorder for this purpose, for example I have very high end units that I do not want to put drum or head hours on using them as a tape deck, then the cheapest route is to buy a cheap camcorder and use it as a tape deck. The next option is Sony's consumer level DV Walkman, the GVD-1000.

It sells for just under $1,000.:thumbsup: The next step up is JVC, Sony, or Panasonic's professional level decks. The run from $1,500 to $7,000.

I have not had much luck personally with the JVC ones. The heads seem to clog quickly. The bottom end Sony is getting hard to find, but they have unit that handles HDV and DV for about $2,000 that takes it place. My favorite unit is the DSR-45 from Sony which is just over $4,000. I have three of them and they are excellent.

I also have 7 of the consumer GVD-1000's and they have served well. If you are just doing video for fun and family, I suggest using a cheap camcorder. You can wear out a lot of them for $4,000 or even for the $1,000 of the Walkman.:yikes. How is this for a solution? I have a new camera. The family just bought a HD camera that uses no tapes.

I'm just looking for a way to get the old footage on the computer so I can edit it.That one records to memory card and it is only 320x240 video res. Cheap though.

Is at least a miniDV unit that he could use to play his tapes. To hire a camera you have to find a rental place. Around here (Orlando) there are lots of camera shops that rent miniDV cameras, but we are a tourist town. You might check with local camera shops. You could rent a camera from an AV rental house, but that will be more expensive than buying a cheap consumer one. They will only rent expensive units.