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Sony VMC-IL4615 1.5 Meter i.LINK 4-Pin to 6-Pin Digital Video Transfer Cable for most Sony Camcorders
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| List Price: | $39.99 |
| Price: | $29.99 |
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Product Description
Sony VMC-IL4615 1.5 Meter i.Link Cable connects Sony digital camcorders to non Sony PCS. Single cable carries video, audio, and frame information and allows for editing between Digital Handycam camcorders with virtually no picture quality loss.
Product Details
- Brand: Sony
- Model: IL4615
- Dimensions: 1.30" h x 2.80" w x 8.60" l, 1.00 pounds
Features
- IEEE-1394 digital video transfer cable
- Allows you to connect your digital video camcorder to your computer, editing deck, or other device
- 1.5 meters long
- 4-pin and 6-pin connectors
- Works with more than 100 Sony camcorder models
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
The 1.5-meter long i.LINK DV in/Out Interface (IEEE-1394) provides a high-speed, bi-directional digital link between camcorders, a camcorder and editing deck, or a camcorder and computer with i.LINK capability. So you can transfer data digitally, then edit it multiple times with virtually no deterioration of picture of sound quality. Connectors are 4-pin to 6-pin.
Compatible Models
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Customer Reviews
Excellent cable to assist in transfers of your videos to PC
Excellent method for transfering your videos to your computer for editing and making CD's. The i.Link cable is easy to use. Make sure you order the right cable. I ordered the wrong cable a 4 pin to 4 pin which I believe only works if you have a Sony computer. Most other computers like my Dell will probally need the 6 pin to 4 pin cable.
Also make sure your computer has the capability before ordering. i.LINK is also known as Firewire and IEEE-1394.
It does provide excellent high speed quality video transfers.
Got iMovie?
As a Mac user, I can just say that this cable is essential for anyone who wants to utilize the syncing features of iMovie with a Sony Handycam. The USB connector that came packed with my HC40 was completely useless when trying to connect to iMovie.
This is essentially the reason I can't give it a higher rating than three stars. It was definitely frustrating to find that after investing in such a decent personal-use camera, that Sony expected me to buy still more of their stuff to make it even connect with my computer. If I had to purchase it at the ridiculous Sony retail price, "frustrating" would've been too mild a descriptor, but Amazon's discount helped soften the insult.
Beyond that, I can't say a whole heckuva lot about it - it's a cable, after all. Ha!
camcorder cable
This is a must have cable if you're going to transfer your videos to your computer. Sony does not supply the cable with its HD camcorders. If you edit your videos and/or make DVDs, you will need this cable.
