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**Stuart C** · 01-06-2005, 10:00

The camera should have some sort of output. It will probably have two or three phono sockets (one yellow, the others red and black). These look like

It may (but probably not) have an s-video socket

Your VCR will probably have one or two Scart sockets

You should be able to get a lead (make sure it is switchable, or wired for Scart IN) to connect one of these sockets to the Phono sockets on the camera).

IF your camera has s-video outputs, and you know your video is capable of taking s-video input on the scart socket (the VCR will be marked s-vhs rather than vhs), then use a Scart cable with an s-video socket.

You should then be able to record from the camera to the video.

01-06-2005, 10:00	#9
Stuart C Cable Forum Team Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: It's Lahndun, Innit? Age: 37 Services: Virgin for TV, BT for phone and Be* for Broadband. Posts: 17,743	Re: Camcorder help please! The camera should have some sort of output. It will probably have two or three phono sockets (one yellow, the others red and black). These look like It may (but probably not) have an s-video socket Your VCR will probably have one or two Scart sockets You should be able to get a lead (make sure it is switchable, or wired for Scart IN) to connect one of these sockets to the Phono sockets on the camera). IF your camera has s-video outputs, and you know your video is capable of taking s-video input on the scart socket (the VCR will be marked s-vhs rather than vhs), then use a Scart cable with an s-video socket. You should then be able to record from the camera to the video. __________________ Just to make it clear if a post is bold and is from a team member, it's a moderating decision. If it's not bold or not from a team member, it's not. "This is an important announcement. This is flight 121 to Los Angeles. If your travel plans today do not include Los Angeles, now would be a perfect time to disembark.” Last edited by Stuart C; 01-06-2005 at 10:04.