Video Watching On A TV/Camcorder Question

Hello,

Question on video Camcorders, please.

Thinking of getting a JVC model with built in 8 Gigs of internal memory.
Let's say I get a memory card of 16 Gigs also.

At the highest resolution, this still gives me no more than about a few
hours, probably.

Want to watch on a TV. Guess I need a HDMI cable from the Camcorder to
the TV.

No problem the first few times, but would then like to use all the
memory for new pix.
So, I guess, i can transfer thepix to a dedicated external PC HD.

Question: How can I watch on a TV, in the future, what's been collected
on the HD ?

Do I have to re-transfer them back to a memory card, insert it in the
Camcorder to watch.

Or, is there a simple memory card reader that will connect via an HDMI
directly to the TV so I don't have to involve the Camcorder?

Or,... ?

Thanks,
Bob

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Hello,

Question on video Camcorders, please.

Thinking of getting a JVC model with built in 8 Gigs of internal memory.
Let's say I get a memory card of 16 Gigs also.

At the highest resolution, this still gives me no more than about a few
hours, probably.

Want to watch on a TV. Guess I need a HDMI cable from the Camcorder to
the TV.

No problem the first few times, but would then like to use all the
memory for new pix.
So, I guess, i can transfer thepix to a dedicated external PC HD.

Question: How can I watch on a TV, in the future, what's been collected
on the HD ?

Do I have to re-transfer them back to a memory card, insert it in the
Camcorder to watch.

Or, is there a simple memory card reader that will connect via an HDMI
directly to the TV so I don't have to involve the Camcorder?

Or,... ?

Thanks,
Bob

Some TVs and Blu-ray players will play AVCHD files. If your camera
records in that format then you could play your videos without
re-encoding them.