Transferring Video Directly to a Storage Device

3D - HDR-TD10 (2011).
Professional models - HXR-NX70 (2011). HXR-MC2000, HXR-MC50 (2010).
Flash Memory / consumer - HDR-CX260V, HDR-CX580V, HDR-CX740VE, HDR-CX760V (2012). HDR-CX360V, HDR-CX560V, HDR-CX700V (2011). HDR-CX110, HDR-CX150, HDR-CX300, HDR-CX350V, HDR-CX550V (2010). HDR-CX100 (2009). HDR-CX12 (2008). HDR-CX7 (2007).
Hard Disk / consumer - HDR-XR260V (2012). HDR-XR150, HDR-XR350V, HDR-XR550V (2010). HDR-XR100, HDR-XR200, HDR-XR500, HDR-XR520 (2009). HDR-SR11, HDR-SR12 (2008). HDR-SR5, HDR-SR7 (2007).
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pony2010
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Transferring Video Directly to a Storage Device

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Sony has a feature called Direct Copy, has anyone used it? Is this the cable that's needed, or is there some other trick to doing it?

http://store.sony.com/webapp/wcs/stores ... 5#features

I'll be away from my computer for a few days, and I'm afraid I'll run out of space (60GB only). I was thinking of taking a Seagate Free Agent 1 TB drive with me - it doesn't require a separate power source to work.

If anyone has done it before, please let me know how it worked out for you. Thank you very much!
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