I took a quick look and came up empty.
So far from my google searches it appears it does not exist, but I'm currently looking for any HD camcorder under $500 (preferably under $300) that records to an SD card and that has an A/V analog input. I had some old Mini-DV digital camcorders (JVC and Samsung) that had this feature and they worked great for recording from an ancient 1960's era TV studio camera (with a big ol' vacuum tube in it) that really gave me an amazing vintage video look that I can't replicate perfectly with digital editing software. It also has beautiful Canon optics and good audio inputs. But it does not record video itself (it's just a stand alone camera) and uses composite analog outputs to interface with external video recorders. In the past I used my Mini-DV camcorders for this but the problem is that the transports on those camcorders have all failed. As such the attraction to the SD format is quite simply the lack of moving parts.
So why HD? Before anyone gives a long technical speech about why I'm an idiot and that I need to just get a DVR, first I don't need HD quality for the analog Inputs and I need something portable. I do however care about having at least a somewhat decent HD quality when I'm doing regular video work (not using the A/V inputs) using the camera's HD capabilities. In that regard I'm not expecting anything special. Honestly I'd just be thrilled to find ANY low-cost digital video camera (even non-HD) that had an analog A/V input and a 3.5" mic input (for shotgun and lavier mics) as well BUT that recorded video to an SD card. That would make editing and portability of video files MUCH easier. This way I also wouldn't have to lug around extension cords and a cumbersome DVR recorder that I'd rather not unhook from my home entertainment system.
Any help on this would be appreciated as I'm sure A LOT of budget-minded amateur film makers (who use pixel vision or vintage analog video cameras like mine) would be thrilled.
Thanks.

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