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@@stephensaddique1200 Hi, did it come with its original battery? If so, it's almost definitely that, and you can luckily get cheap replacement third party batteries for it online like I did, but if not, let me know.

@@thanhhung9179 Hi there! I used a SanDisk 512MB micro SD card in my adapter, which might be the maximum that it supports. If you find one of that size, then I wish you luck. I will say that the quality of the video is not nearly as good as if you transfer the footage from the tape using an AV to USB adapter and run it through screen capturing software as it plays. I hope you also have a great week!

@@connorm.anderton363 If it came out in bad quality, I will consider it as vintage/retro kinda thing and even love it more! Can’t thank you enough for your help Mr. Connor, there is not much of information bout this handycam on the Internet.

It had a bit of a wrap before I started filming, actually.

Hi, you can use an AV to USB adapter with a free screen capturing program for Windows (I used Vokoscreen on Linux). This allows you to rewind and play the footage while recording your display. I hope this helps, good luck!

What are you using to transfer/play back the footage?

@@connorm.anderton363 im just using the play/edit option on the machine

@@connorm.anderton363 the play/edit function on the camera

Yes, they are, and an important part of our ecosystem. Less dangerous to most than the pathogen-carrying flies or some of the spiders that find their way here, too.

Hi, thank you! Unfortunately the firewire port is on the dock that should come with it, and not the body. It is soften sold with the dock included, so if you find one which is complete, it would be interesting to see if there's a significant difference in quality via firewire transfer.

@@connorm.anderton363 ah, that's the same like DCR PC-350 then. Also how did you digitalize the footage?

@@serpentskirts I used an AV to USB converter and ran it through VLC in the "capture card" mode.

@@connorm.anderton363 Okay, thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️

@@serpentskirts You're welcome, it's better to film on the tapes instead of the card though, I think the resolution via card is only 240p or something!

Thank you for the reply, it is very much appreciated! Yes, it's horrendous how badly some of the cemetery has been left to rot (other parts have been cleaned up a bit), but if more people are aware of its state, particularly if they have relatives that are buried there, then hopefully in time it will be restored as much as possible. We had to make our way through a rough and litter/glass-covered "nature trail" to get there, as it was the most straightforward way to access it, which certainly doesn't help. The thing is though, that the cemetery had an immensely peaceful atmosphere to it, apart from the cheesy, stereotypical crows perched on trees above, and it is still obvious that it was a highly desirable final resting place for those who lived in and around that catchment area, so at the time, your great great grandfather would have been well taken care of there!

That'd pair nicely with ice cream, I bet!

Hi. Both videos and pics, but the quality of videos is much worse that way in terms of resolution and frame rate, so tapes are recommended. What you can do if you are missing the dock is use a single AV to USB adapter with VLC and save the footage while it runs to the end of the tape like a capture card.

​@@connorm.anderton363 Hello Mr. Connor, can I ask which part is the Memory stick slot located? Thank you.

@@ajcabajar It is, while holding the camera in position, on the bottom right hand side, and has "pro" under it. Cheers.

Cheers, have you got one? If so, what do you use it for?

Nope.