You can also use a Digital-8 (D8) camera to do this. It will should play back Hi 8 tapes and send them through firewire in the same format as DV; i.e. DV NTSC 720x480 29.97fps 48KHz sound. Probably easier than running a Hi8 cam through a DV cam.
Make sure you set the sound to 48 khz, i think 32khz is the other option which can cause hiccups in video timelines.
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On 2011-12-09, at 15:04 , Sandra Maliga wrote:
> I have a sony Hi-8 camcorder I bought at a sale at the public access
> studios in Minneapolis but it is no longer working. I'd like to
> transfer many hours of Hi-8 and 8mm video to digital via my mini DV
> deck. Anyone in LA have Hi-8 video gear lying around for loan, rental
> or sale?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sandy Maliga
>
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