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Never used one myself, If you end up trying one post back letting us know how they work.

Logan

As long as the video camera has rca outputs sure, if it has male plugs you will need some sort of converter that has 2 female ends for each plug.

Logan

Erica, The NMR II already supports playing back avi/divx/xvid back from the memory stick, drop a divx video file on the memory stick and go into the video play menu and try it out. Highly compressed videos might not play at full 30fps though.

I like the ability to pause and resume live tv one, that one got my vote! Put your votes in!!

Right now I'm currently working with some people at neuros trying to diagnose this problem, it seems its very touchy problem...people have the problem and send the unit to neuros and they dont have it. I sent a guy at neuros a video from mine and he heard the noise...and we ran some tests and stuff and he told me he sent another email out to his beta group about it. He'd give me an update in a few days. So I'll let everyone know whats going on with it as soon as I hear.

I've diagnosed the problem I think, try using headphones and taking off the right one...the sound is in the right channel. For me Im using a Mono VCR for the recording source...so I only have LEFT audio...so the right channel has a whine. I need to try mine with a stereo dvd player to see if it does it with that. For now try that one.

UPDATE: OK I just tryed it with my stereo dvd player...still the high pitched beeping in the right channel, and it seems all units are doing this...I think this is now when we called to Neuros for the answers...why is this 150 dollar item recording crappy audio? I think anything I pay 150 dollars for should be able to operate properly.

I have a PSP and I'd be willing to try one of your videos to see if I get the high pitched beeping your talking about. If so can you make say a 5 minute sample video that beeps on yours and email it to me and Ill try it out.