I am trying to record the screen of one of my programs onto my hard disk camcorder. I cant use the camcorder becuase you cant see the small numbers and details. So I think I need a screen recorder to manage that, but how do I get a screen recorder to record onto my camcorder? Thanks in advance!
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This question may require more specifics. Which hard drive camcorder do you have? You may be able to use the camcorders editing software to insert a picture of your pc screen saved as a jpeg.
If you have a HDD camcorder, then that camcorder most certainly has an A/V input jack. If this is the case, then hopefully your PC has a video card with an S-video or RCA video output jack…look on the back of your PC where you connect the monitor cable.
If your PC does have a video out jack, then simply connect the camcorder to the PC – put the camcorder into A/V input mode and record your PC screen.
if it were me, i would not use the HDD at all. you can do a screen capture to the windows clipboard, paste that into a photo or paint program and save as a BMP graphic. Then when you edit your video, you can drop in the .bmp as a static graphic element.
You might use VGA encoder, where it converts input from VGA signal from computer into S-Video and RCA. It does convert whatever on your screen. Using camera AV cable connect it to RCA socket of encoder, thus record it on tape