S-VHS-C camcorder TBCs as good as VCRs?
Hi !
Just a simple question.. Are build in TBC in portable s-vhs-c cams are good as VCR's TBC ? I need to archive some s-vhs-c cassettes , but the adapter cassettes are rare and expensive and i preffer to bye a cam instead adapter. Some models i found in BG /Bulgarian/ marketplace : Panasonic NV-SX50 JVC GR-SXM58 JVC GR-FX220A Assuming the cameras are technically ok, which is preferable? Camera with built-in TBC or recorder with built-in TBC ? Thanks in advance ! |
Some high end S-VHS camcorders did very well but the major difference between a VCR and a camcorder is the tape wrap angle, The VCR scans the tape in 180° wrap with two heads, one field per head, While the VHS-C camcorder scans the tape in 270° wrap and uses a small 4 heads drum rotating at higher than normal speed to track down the 2 fields, this is not ideal especially for LP tapes recorded on a different camcorder, SP recordings are more resilient. This is why a full size drum VCR is recommended.
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Understood.
So, cassette adapter is preferred. Thanks! -- merged -- ..because i dont know these cams are hi-end , or not.. Thanks again ! |
S-VHS-C cameras did a terrible job of playing tapes.
Been there, done that. Learn from my mistakes, don't repeat them. S-VHS-C cameras like to eat the -C tapes. |
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