I want to record my tapes to dvd direct bypassing recording to vhs first.Ihave sourced a dvd recorder that is said to be able to preform this task. I think the only cable I'm missing is the usb plug . the manual says for nv ds65 only ,will this cable fit my ds60 and do i require it,and how is this task performed.thanks .
Graeme Carr.
This cable is not helpful, use a video grabber instead.
SOURCE: panasonic nv-ds60
The fix is really easy and costs nothing, just 10 minutes of your time!
*I fixed mine (twice) this way*
Turn the cam over.
remove all the screws holding the dark plastic bottom on the camcorder, remove it carefully.
Now you will see the ribbon cables, VERY GENTLY, wiggle them from left to right (about 1mm each way), then push them in.
Test by putting your battery back on and see if it holds a tape, or plays without blinking and switching off - you will be happy.
The fault is simply that one cable (I can't tell you which one) becomes loose over time, so it just needs to be pushed back in and the condensation error and/or the door closing problem go away!
A lot of folks are buying cams off eBay like this as it's such a simple repair!
Good luck - please help others - post back if it works!
SOURCE: Need Vista driver for NV-DS65
please provide me this softwere because without that my
handycam is of no use.
SOURCE: how to get nv-ds65 on to dvd
Do you have a firewire or a USB cable?
Those are the only ways you can transfer your recordings to a DVD
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