On Feb 27, 2007, at 7:25 PM, Tiik at aol.com wrote: > Now I know it IS possible, as I was led to believe it was. > I found a section in the manual on connecting OUT to VCR's and > TV's... > and I found camcorder to camcorder for digital devices. > Nothing about going INTO to the camcorder from an analog device. > > I've followed the manual instructions Page 54...set Advanced>rec > stdby>yes > no dubbing occurred...then I see that instruction has (recorder) > next to it???? > > I don't get it. > > Are you willing to talk me through this? > I will pay for the call. > Well, I get free LD with my sprint cell, anyway. :-) > I thought that would be easier than detailed emails. PV-GS500 does *not* have analog-to-digital pass through. From the camcorderinfo.com website: <http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Panasonic-PV-GS500-Camcorder- Review/Comparisons--Conclusion.htm> > For most users, we believe that the answer is no. The PV-GS400 is a > better camcorder because it offers far more professional features: > a dual-function focus/zoom ring, analog-to-digital pass through, a > 3.5” LCD, 30P Frame Mode, the built-in mic on the wired remote > control, picture adjust, color bars, and zebras. While the PV-GS500 > is a very good camcorder in its own right, it is hardly a worthy > successor to the GS400. -- Nick Scalise nickscalise at cox.net