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Hey guys. My brother's band played at some talent show and one of the kid's parents taped the show. I wanted to put it on the computer so I asked him to bring the camera over so I could put it into iMovie. I've got the correct Firewire cable and all that. Unfortunately, the kid brought the camera with a dead battery, and now he's at a movie, and no one is at his house. I'm leaving tomorrow morning, so I have to do this now.
I removed the battery and found a DC in. I have tons of DC plugs, but I really don't want to put a powerful one in and ruin the camera. How to I know what to do here?
The camera is a Panasonic PV-DV52D. From the label underneath (which is scratched) I can read "...8V, 6.5W (9.5W Max)"
The first DC plug I got (for one of those portable DVD players) says:
"Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz 0.7A
Output: +9V (some weird symbol with lines) 1.5A (some more weird symbols with a "-" and a "+")"
I don't know the first thing about electricity and I don't want to be responsible for ruining these peoples' camera. Can anyone help me out here? Thanks.
I removed the battery and found a DC in. I have tons of DC plugs, but I really don't want to put a powerful one in and ruin the camera. How to I know what to do here?
The camera is a Panasonic PV-DV52D. From the label underneath (which is scratched) I can read "...8V, 6.5W (9.5W Max)"
The first DC plug I got (for one of those portable DVD players) says:
"Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz 0.7A
Output: +9V (some weird symbol with lines) 1.5A (some more weird symbols with a "-" and a "+")"
I don't know the first thing about electricity and I don't want to be responsible for ruining these peoples' camera. Can anyone help me out here? Thanks.