Wanted: TBC for capture rig
 

So I just started getting to into all this. Right now I own a JVC HR-S5500U which I use with an Elgato 1VC104001001 to capture AV in VirtualDub. After reading numerous posts on here, it appears that I need a TBC. I'd really like to get my hands on a TBC-1000, but my college budget doesn't allow me to shell out such cash. I'm looking for suggestions and am willing to spend up to $300 if I there is something out there worth the money in that range.

I'm selling an AVTool AVT-8210 Quad Splitter with Cypress TBC chipset (composite). This unit came direct to me from the venerable Lordsmurf (and bears his seal), so you can be assured it was thoroughly tested.

I have finished my project and I'm ready to pass this on to the next budget-conscious VHS-capture warrior. While it doesn't have S-video, if you have a quality VCR you should be fine.

It will be packaged properly and shipped promptly from Los Angeles.

$495 OBO.

With that VCR (with no build-in TBC) you would probably be better off with using a Panasonic DMR-ES10/15 or other DVR with similar capabilities. Unlike the AVT/Datavideo TBCs they can do a good job correct horizontal jitter to compensate for the lack of TBC in the VCR.