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Forum: Capture, Record, Transfer 06-12-2020, 09:53 PM
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Posted By lordsmurf
Well, mostly. In years past, you'd record...

Well, mostly. In years past, you'd record satellite/cable to DVD. The broadcast was MPEG2, and the DVD was MPEG2. It was D>A>D, so there was an analog step in there, no way to rip the satellite/cable...
Forum: Capture, Record, Transfer 06-12-2020, 09:08 PM
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Posted By Hushpower
Some thoughts: It must mean "to" MPEG-2,...

Some thoughts:

It must mean "to" MPEG-2, because MPEG 2 itself is a digital format. MPEG 2 only exists on DVDs and the like, which you would never "recapture"; you'd just rip the digital files off...
Forum: Capture, Record, Transfer 06-12-2020, 07:52 PM
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Posted By jwillis84
All upload archives have their own form of...

All upload archives have their own form of import.

Usually its totally out of your control, it works or does not work.. and then you start troubleshooting.

Generally even they are newbies at it...
Forum: Capture, Record, Transfer 06-12-2020, 07:41 PM
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Posted By lordsmurf
Yep! :congrats: I have a lot of material...

Yep! :congrats:


I have a lot of material along these lines -- but what I don't have lots of is time. :(

However, I share knowledge as I can. Sometimes you have to settle for outcomes,...
Forum: Capture, Record, Transfer 06-12-2020, 05:58 PM
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Posted By jwillis84
De-interlacing was always done for iPods and...

De-interlacing was always done for iPods and early low end low power video playback devices.

But chips got more powerful and hardware decoding moved that to chips other than the CPU of the low end...
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