javell, jeg burde få meg harddisk kamera, altså

DV er digitalt. Så kan ikkje sjå kvifor i alle dagar eit diskkamera vil gjere ting betre

Connectivity
The [color=#0000ff]FireWire[/color] (aka IEEE 1394) serial data transfer bus is not a part of the DV specification, but co-evolved with it. Nearly all DV cameras have an IEEE 1394 interface and analog [color=#0000ff]composite video[/color] and [color=#0000ff]Y/C[/color] outputs. High end DV [color=#0000ff]VTRs[/color] may have additional professional outputs such as [color=#0000ff]SDI[/color], [color=#0000ff]SDTI[/color] or analog [color=#0000ff]component video[/color]. All DV variants have a [color=#0000ff]timecode[/color], but some older or consumer computer applications fail to take advantage of it. Some camcorders also feature a [color=#0000ff]USB2[/color] port for computer connection, but these are sometimes not capable of capturing the DV stream in full detail, and are instead used primarily for transferring certain digital data from the camcorder such as still pictures and computer-format video files (such as [color=#0000ff]MPEG4[/color]-encoded video). This carries Audio Video and Control Signals.

On computers, DV streams are usually stored in container formats such as [color=#0000ff]MXF[/color], [color=#0000ff]AVI[/color] or [color=#0000ff]QuickTime[/color].

Virker ikke som USB er egnet til videooverføring nei.