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Would a TBC help here? Any software solutions? |
| thomasj posted 2009 Oct 24 20:38 |
| Hello everyone, first I'd like to thank everyone very the great advise here.
Like many others I'm trying to convert my old VHS-C tape to DVD. I'm currently using a JVC 9500 and a ADVC-110. I've been lucky so far, and I'm done fairly well without a TBC, but this tape is causing more problems. I usually think of this as a tracking error--intermittent static. Would a TBC help here or is it just the tape? What's the proper name for this? Any other ideas on how to fix this? Thank you Sample: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OVLOMQKB PS - The beginning of the tape is fine, it gets worse toward the end of the tape. |
| lordsmurf posted 2009 Oct 24 23:01 |
| No. This isn't a timebase related errors.
This is some sort of recording alignment issue. The recording was made on physically damaged equipment. VHS-C commonly has this problem, and there is no fix that I've ever been able to find. The best method is to use the same camera it was made with. |
| thomasj posted 2009 Oct 25 09:29 |
| Thanks lordsmurf. That save me from buying a TBC--for now... :wink:
Any cool software filters for something like this? I did try playing via the camera, but unfortunately it much worst that way. |
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