Gents,
I have searched the Net and used the TechIMO search utility and seem to be drawing a blank. Is there a way to use USB webcams with a recording device with an video RCA input?
I know that USB connectors consist of
two data contacts and two power contacts.
Normally, the convention is this:
Red = 5 volts DC power
White = Data -
Green = Data +
Black = Ground
And for the RCA or composite connector, the
central pin consists of signal and the outer connector is ground.
I would have imagined that a USB to RCA / Component adapter might require a 5 volt power input and that you might have to sacrifice either video or sound, choosing one over the other as it feeds into the RCA circuit.
Those who have a good knowledge of such circuits please feel free to enlighten me.
Granted, I have found rather elaborate Dazzle and WebTV devices, which have mixed results in utility. Alternately, I have found rather expensive adaptors going the other way: e.g.
RCA to USB , but as yet, nothing
going from USB video output to RCA video recording input.
What am I trying to accomplish?
I have numerous webcams, Logitech, Intel, Creative, etc... but all require a computer to function. It would be nice to be able to
rig a webcam as a video cam, for instance, to keep an eye inside and outside of your vehicle and catch thieves and vandals in the act.
Whether the signal gets recorded inside the vehicle or transmitted to a remote receiver is a bridge we can cross later. I would just like to be able to put these webcams to work as vehicle security cameras.
Alternatives might be USB-to-BNC connectors and USB-to-F-connector (the normal connector one might find on a cable connector).
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
-- K.J.
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