Panasonic MiniDV & HDV
15 items indexed in panasonic minidv & hdv, including Panasonic. Recorded weights: 0.42–0.71 kg across 5 items with that specification.
- Panasonic NV-C7Discontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- No – no USB port listed
- Panasonic NV-EX21Discontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Not listed – USB used for stills/card reader and web camera
- Panasonic NV-GS100KDiscontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Not listed – USB used for stills/card reader and web camera
- Panasonic NV-GS150Discontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Yes – Panasonic lists USB 2.0 video transfer (camera → PC) with its USB DV driver
- Panasonic NV-GS200KDiscontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Not listed – USB used for stills/card reader and web camera
- Panasonic NV-GS250Discontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Yes – Panasonic lists USB 2.0 video transfer (camera → PC) with its USB DV driver
- Panasonic NV-GS300Discontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Yes – USB 2.0 high-speed video transfer (deck → PC), USB Video Class DV driver
- Panasonic NV-GS320Discontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Yes – Panasonic lists USB 2.0 video transfer (camera → PC) with its USB DV driver
- Panasonic NV-GS400KDiscontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Yes – USB 2.0 video transfer (camera → PC only)
- Panasonic NV-GS50KDiscontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Not listed – USB via optional VW-DTU2 kit (stills/web camera)
- Panasonic NV-GS55KDiscontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Not listed – USB used for stills/card reader and web camera
- Panasonic NV-GS70KDiscontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Not listed – USB used for stills/card reader and web camera
- Panasonic NV-MX2500Discontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Not listed – USB used for stills/card reader and web camera
- Panasonic NV-MX3000Discontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- No – no USB port listed
- Panasonic NV-MX5000Discontinued
- DV out
- Yes – IEEE 1394 (DV) in/out
- DV over USB
- Not listed – USB used for stills/card reader and web camera
Guides
- GearMath MiniDV Extraction Tool
- How to capture MiniDV on a Mac (Sequoia and Tahoe)
- How to capture MiniDV on Windows 11
- Which camcorders send DV over USB?
- MiniDV transfer prices in the UK
Three ways to digitise your tapes
1. DIY with your own kit
Use the GearMath MiniDV Extraction Tool with your own camcorder or deck and cables. Coming soon.
2. Rent the kit, then use the tool
No working camcorder? Renting is a great option: hire a MiniDV camera or deck with all its cables, capture with the tool, send it back.
- Yellow Cactus: Panasonic NV-DS5B MiniDV camcorder, £45/day
- New Day Pictures, Kingston: Sony GV-HD700E MiniDV/HDV deck, £40/day
- DV Camera Hire, London W1: MiniDV camcorders, from £75 + VAT/day
- Jim's Retro Video Club via Hygglo: Sony VX2100 package, £65/day
Prices as listed on 18 Oct 2026.
3. Done for you
Send your tapes to Yellow Cactus, the MiniDV partner of GearMath, and they handle everything. It costs more than DIY.
Price: quote from Yellow Cactus.
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