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If you want to record it on your computer, you'll have to carry the computer around with you on the bike, and power that as well. |
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I thing I'll just have to sit my digital camera on the tank and wrap a load of tape around it! |
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You can buy video capture cards for the PC that take composite video in.
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Why can't you tie the laptop to the bike? Pillion seat, bungee net & a black bin bag will have you sorted. Take a look at your laptop charger output values too. You'll probably find you can charge your laptop from the bike directly. How handy is that? |
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Thanks, just purchased!
Not sure I like the idea of the laptop tied to the bike in case of crashing etc. would rather have the digi-cam take the fall. The laptop would need to be open aswell, if I could do it with the lid down I now have some soft panniers my neighbour gave me the other day that I could use with a load of packing in for protection. It would be cool to be driving along with the laptop facing backwards so the people behind could see what I see! ![]() Output on charger is 19V 3.42A - is this good? |
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I am considering buying one of these thingies:
http://www.dogcamsport.co.uk/dogcampro480.htm I think my digital camera has an AV input but will check before ordering. If not I will probably be buying a digi cam corder at some point in the near future anyway. |
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That's pretty much identical to my cam, so should do you fine, so long as you have the AV input on the camcorder.
My cam came with a Li-Ion battery, and no sucker mount, and was approx £25 cheaper. The sucker mounts are something like £17 from dogcamsport. You could get the cam that I have, and buy a sucker mount from dogcamsport, and save yourself having to buy batteries. |
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