VCR TBC memory mod to improve performance?
 

Hello everyone, I always had an idea of ​​improving the performance of a computer. I rebuilt the router's memory a decade ago to improve its performance. I have an AG4700 * NV HS 1000 in my hand, and I have reviewed many Japanese patent library documents, and both of them think that providing TBC memory capacity can improve performance, but I do not know much about the location of the recorder's IC module. Can you help? Can you give a picture of the NV HS1000 TBC at the PCB location.

The TBC module in Pana NV-HS1000 is quite distinctly separated. If you unscrew the bottom cover it is a standalone shielded module about 5"x4".

Location of TBC module is attached

Yes, it's on the ass of the NV HS 1000, inside an iron box.
I read Google IC data, it is a dual Y signal processor. It can provide three-line corrections. I plan to replace its TBC. It is modular. It should be possible to change to a compatible TBC module. Let's find the same interface module for a digital camera. I can solve the power supply.

ass = assembly

The correct abbreviation is assy, but that doesn't seem any better. :laugh:

its TBC datasheet
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplexer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analogue_switch

http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tx810.pdf
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/cd74hc4067.pdf