MosJan Posted August 4, 2005 Report Share Posted August 4, 2005 http://consumer.usa.canon.com/app/images/dv/fs4_dte_img3.jpg FireStore - FS-4 DTE Recorder - Eliminate time-consuming, real-time capturing with the FireStore FS-4 and FS-4 Pro Portable DTE Recorder and any Canon camcorder. Thanks to Direct To Edit™ (DTE) technology, you simply shoot, then connect your FS-4 to your Mac or PC editing system like a normal FireWire hard disk drive. http://consumer.usa.canon.com/app/images/dv/fs4_dte_img4.jpg You can then use your FS-4 as your media source and begin editing immediately -- without spending hours capturing, and without worrying about file transfer and file conversion. Thanks to DTE technology, acquisition and capturing become a single process. Or, you can transfer your media clips to your NLE's media drive -- at four times real-time. Convert To Any NLE File Format You Require. With the FS-4, you can record files to disk as: * RawDV * AVI Type 1 * AVI Type 2 (for Adobe Premiere) * AVI Type 2 24p * Matrox AVI * Canopus AVI * QuickTime or QuickTime 24p (for Apple Final Cut) With the FS-4 Pro, you can also record files to disk as: * MXF * Pinnacle AVI * Avid DV-OMF (for Avid Xpress DV) Recording Capacity That Doesn't Limit You. You can keep on recording because the FS-4 comes standard with a 40GB hard drive for 3 hours of shooting. The FS-4 Pro is available with a 40GB, or an 80GB drive that lets you shoot for up to 6 hours. You can even record for up to 12 hours by linking two FS-4 units together. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MosJan Posted August 4, 2005 Author Report Share Posted August 4, 2005 ohh boyyyyyy - this is nice - I have been using a DVD camera for some time now - but wan my neighbor showed me this one - ohhh boyyy- it's sooo nice and you can record for long time wan on my DVD camera I only get 30m - normal - some DVD-r do record for up to 2hr . but it's 50% 50% it might no t work on my camera i guess some other co.s are offring Tapeless CameraCorder's I need to spend some time and find more info - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sip Posted August 4, 2005 Report Share Posted August 4, 2005 NICE! I am still looking for some way to convert my 8mm tapes to digital ... capturing from the camera is just way too much work so I think I might get a separate DVD recorder. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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