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@@RamblerMan68 I knew some would appreciate this upload. 😀

@@giridharathyala1406 Hey. What I tend to do is type the brand, model number and charger or battery into eBay. That always works for me

@@william9apr Hello,thanks for reaching out. From my end, I have no idea. I just happened to stumble upon this on an old VHS.

@ ah ok, thanks for letting me know. I’ve now found out it was possibly recorded sometime around 1983/84.

@@richie152 Thank you Rich. Best wishes to you also.

@@jackhadroom4540 Thanksfor watching and commenting. Glad it bought back nice memories. The VHS tape I found this on was a treasure trove.

You have en excellent memory. 🙂

They certainly seem to be. I have never come across another episode yet.

@@emilyduncan-p2q Hello, thanks for watching and commenting. I speak about it in the video. I also left some information in the description. Film used was expired Truprint 135. 200 ISO. (Film is no longer made) 😀

@@martinwalsh3228 I think one does.

@@martinwalsh3228 ua-cam.com/video/lg8Le852aLs/v-deo.htmlsi=KVAhBG_utci-I9Gw See 03:52. Merry Christmas

@@robertkelly6189 Nice! I’d say eBay or Facebook marketplace.

Yo!! im so interested how much??

@@tackin Hello, thanks for dropping by. That’s a good question. From memory, I don’t think the manuals talk about fps. These is nothing mentioned in the index. www.sony.com/electronics/support/res/manuals/3285/32853671M.pdf There is some info regarding movie settings on page 80. From doing a tiny bit of research, generally, standard definition video is around 30fps, so that’s what you can expect to get from this camera. Hope that helps.

@@godgongg7325 Thanks for watching and commenting. The memory card is only for pictures. Can only record video to the mini-dvd. 😌

@@rajnirvan3336 Good times 😀

@@ericvanvlandren8987 Thanks for watching and commenting. I realise I can’t cater for everyone’s taste. I like my video though.

I could like your video too. You have a great subject. You have some great footage. Just … if you are going to make videos to post on the internet, for god’s sake take a class in editing! Trust me, we will BOTH be happier if you do. Good luck to you and all the best.

@@ericvanvlandren8987 Like I said, I can't please everyone and cater to all tastes. I know that. I accept your critique as is your right. However, this video looks exactly how I wanted it to. I can't edit this video any differently because it wouldn't be my vision. How would you have approached the edit? I'm glad you appreciate the footage though. On a side note, if you can point me toward some of the other badly edited videos on the internet, which you cite, I would appreciate the opportunity to understand your perspective. Happy holidays.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Something needs to change.

and how did you manage to get the video recordings onto a PC? many thanks

@@anonymousgaming. Yes, the pictures are recorded directly onto the tape. Strange concept nowadays. No way to take the individual photos off. You just watch them being taken during the video. The video is recorded onto the tape. No memory card recording on these models.

@@anonymousgaming. This might help. ua-cam.com/video/akTJq6korI8/v-deo.htmlsi=dXkZHEb4a1G1XoPA

@leegibbs5317 it’s comforting.

Hello, thank for your comment. No, unfortunately not.

Hello, it's possible that the mini-dvd was not finalised correctly on the video camera. What this means in practice is that some mini-dvds will not play in a DVD player. I think I spoke about this in a previous video. I will have a look, if I find the video, I will edit this post and pop a link in, so be sure to check back here.

In a word, yes. However, due to it not having an internal battery, you would need to power it via an external source. I Would use a slim power bank. You would simply turn the camera on, plug the AV leads into the ports and pop your memory card in.

@@TheRetroManRandySavage Nintendo Switch. You talking about Shredder’s Revenge?

@@ReelFilm2016 That's them, buddy.👍

@@TheRetroManRandySavage old skool retro 😀

@@ReelFilm2016 ain't no skool like the old skool.👊😂

@@TheRetroManRandySavage But the switch isn’t new. Come March next year, it will be 8 years old. New console due next year 😀

@ReelFilm2016 8 year's? That's still pretty new. I thought the PlayStation was still pretty new until I recently found out it was having it's 30th anniversary. 🤣

@ 🤣😝

@@olivehooters4833 Hey, thanks for watching and commenting. Sure, the camera actually provides really nice images. For me, it was a little cumbersome, had a very noisy zoom and wasn’t particularly memorable to shoot with. However, that’s my opinion. You may love the camera. Most Importantly and as mentioned, it provides great images.

I know 🫣

Yep. The GameCube was a little powerhouse. It’s the one console I have kept.

Thanks for watching and commenting. They were different times.

Lol I said the same thing

Hello there, thanks for watching and commenting. Wow, that’s cool. Famous when you were just a kid. No, unfortunately not. I only ever had the one episode, which I came across on an old VHS. If you look through the comments, there was a comment left by another UA-camr. He has all of episodes. Might be worth seeing if you can reach out to him in the comments.

That’s awesome. Get out there and start shooting video. 🥰

@@GooberBall05 Yep, you can. It’s a hybrid camera. I talk about it in the video. You just need to get a Sony Memory stick pro duo and select the memory card as your preferred option to record media onto. It’s easier to get the files off on a PC, but you can easily convert them on macs with free software.

Did you live on 1st Avenue?

@vb4332 if you are asking me, then the answer is no. I stumbled upon this reel of film and digitised it.

Anyone remember Mr Gedge headmaster at avenue school? What a ledge he was.

@@ericj.w.ruijssenaars3421 I thought it was a great little camera. Cool you managed to find one. Let me know how shooting with it goes.

@@TintinMusicVevo93861 I didn’t know you had dandruff?

@@archivist15 Hey. I am sure you are correct. I use what I can afford. This video was created quite awhile back and was transferred using the standard method, AV out. What would you suggest for a better transfer? I’d be keen to know.

@@ReelFilm2016 It depends, what is the capture card you are using? S-Video is the best for analog video.

@archivist15 Hey, yes, overtime I realised that S-Video was the better option. Whenever I get the opportunity to capture, I generally use S-Video wherever possible. Or sometimes I use a DV out when using a digital 8 unit

@@ReelFilm2016 You should be fine using both. It's a gigantic rabbit hole as to how to digitized analog tapes. One that I've spent months trying to understand. As long as you don't use those RCA to USB captures cards you should be fine.

@ it certainly is a rabbit hole. The latest product I use is in my video below. ua-cam.com/video/uYMbL2PWBNA/v-deo.htmlsi=quohQ3JCXTYn53xl

@@LitoCabreraStudios1690 huh? I don’t follow?

No one else has commented on this thread, so it’s yours.

@@ReelFilm2016 Whoop. Thanks.

Thank you. I am now in the process of growing my hair again. Will see how that goes!

@@B_L_4_Z_3 Legend 😀

@@Shiddin2Wipe Ha ha, thank you. Glad the video was of use to you.