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How can i delete videos of my sony video camera with the cassette?

Jun 11, 2009 by Levon L | Posted in Camcorders

Ok,i got a sony video camera with a cassette and to see if it will work tapeing...well it did but that was a practice but how do i delete the video off the cassette!?

You can't delete it, just tape over it.

snowwillow20 | Jun 11, 2009

Sony HVR-Z5E Professionl HD video camera / camcorder (HDV HVR Z5) ...

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The Agony of Choice

Dickens begins his great novel "A Tale of Two Cities" with the famous line, "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times." I think this concept applies to buying a camera today. It is the best of times, because there has never been such an amazing plethora of cameras available on the market. It is the worst of times, because how can you possibly choose the camera that is right for you? I sometimes get asked for advice on what camera to buy, particularly in the point-and-shoot range, and my advice often boils down to, "buy something you like within your budget--you won't go wrong." To take an example, I have always used Canon equipment. It's high quality stuff, and I'm heavily invested in their lenses, reaching back to my film days. So when I go looking for a new camera body, I look at Canon models. If someone wants advice on buying an entry level point-and-shot, I'll recommend Canon as well, because they make excellent cameras in that range too. But if I recommend that someone look at Canon cameras, the question becomes: Which Canon camera? Back in the eighties, Canon offered five or six different SLR bodies, ranging from amateur to professional, and a similar range of point-and-shoot cameras. Today, Canon offers six different models of their advanced digital point-and-shoot line, one model in their D series, nine models in the compact Elph series, and six models in their A series entry level cameras. That's 22 different models of compact point-and-shoot cameras alone,...