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Hello! I am very, very impressed with this forum and website asa whole- this is my first post, and I look forward to the response! This may be the wrong spot for this post, so I apologize in advance.
I'm a musician. I want to record all my live shows and put them on my website. So, I looked into getting a camcorder that records on SD cards. I ended up buying the iJoy mobiDV H12. The video looks great, but the audio is HORRENDOUS!! It's WAY too sensitive (the mic) and clips and distorts my audio even halfway back in the concert hall. And, I don't even play that loud! Here's a sample clip (mpeg4): http://fusco-moore.com/videos/clipping.asf Here's the whole "highlights from the concert" reel (wmv): http://fusco-moore.com/videos/Martin...rt11-10-05.wmv As you can tell...just unacceptable. I'm a musician for God's sake- I need good audio! I need to tell NewEgg.com (where I bought it) that I want to return it in a couple days, so I need some help and quickly! Here's a list of what I truly need:
I guess that's it. Now, for the price. I got a great deal (looking back, I guess it wasn't because the thing doesn't work right) on the iJoy- $79.99 at NewEgg. But, I'm willing to spend over a hundred- up to $150 (maybe can find it on eBay for a little less) for this. I don't think this is impossible to find. I read the great review of the Aiptek MVPR on this forum, but it didn't have much on its "in a large crowd or during a concert) audio capabilities. The audio doesn't need to be stereo or even great- just not clipping! Thank you for all of your help in advance, and I hope to hear from you soon!! Jim |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Vernon BC Canada
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Any of the low-priced digicams that I'm aware of only record very short video clips, 30 seconds to a minute long. Some don't record sound at all, none are anything close to hi-fi. I'm not sure the camera you describe even exists.
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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look in the hybrid forum. There are plenty of options that should meet your requirments. here is one i just read about coming soon retails at $150 http://news.designtechnica.com/article8780.html
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