I have a sony handycam vision 200x digital zoom (ccd-trv37) NTSC. I have had it for over 9 years. Recenty it has been giving me some problems. When I put it on charge it makes these beeping noises. The little screen where you can see it charging keeps flashing on and off with beeping noises. It doesn't seem like it is taking the charge. What should I do? Does it need a new battery Sony NP-F330 (lithium). Please help

The manual for your Sony Handycam CCD-TRV37 can be found on the Sony eSupport website here:
http://esupport.sony.com/perl/model-documents.pl?mdl=CCDTRV37

edit it in computer using the software given

Yes It Is Possible.
1. Cable options you can use S-video or RCA.
2. VHS payer that has a recording option. Make sure that it supports the Sony Handycam 8mm.
3. The procedure on how to transfer the 8mm to VHS is the same as how you view your video on the TV.
4. S-video or RCA should be connected on the Handycam and the other end is on the TV.

5. You can follow the instruction on page 27 (Sony Handycam CCD-TRV37)
6. You can also follow page 52 (Sony Handycam CCD-TRV37 )

Go to this Link for the user manual and the full instraction on how to connect the cables.
http://www.derrybryson.com/manuals/Sony/Analog%20-%208mm%20&%20Hi8%20Camcorders/CCD-TRV57.pdf

CCD-TRV37 is analog Video-8 camcorder and has no USB port / connection. USB port is available only in digital camcorders.

Are you using the correct input on your TV / VCR ?

CCD-TRV37 is analog video camcorder and can not be hooked directly with computer because camcorder video-audio out is analog and computer needs digital format.

You can hook camcorder with DVD Recorder and burn a DVD. Now you have data in digital format and can transfer in your computer.

You will have download your analog video to the computer by accessing the utility on the computer programs. Make sure you select the NTSC format on the computer then upload the video to DVD recording. If our camera has S-video output, use this for better resolution

Look for the output jacks on your camera, hook them to your computer's audio/video input. Try accessing the recording utility on the computer then upload footage through NTSC format. You can then edit the footage. If your camera and computer utilize S-video, use them for best resolution

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The problem is usually caused by no drum rotation. Have it serviced.