Just wanted to share a conversation from PM, may help others...
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Originally Posted by gunrun
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Originally Posted by admin
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Originally Posted by gunrun
admin,
I am trying to transfer my VHS tapes over to dvd on my jvc sr-mv45, but some of them are copy-right protected. I am trying to make them as back-up copies. Is there a way to by-pass this other than getting another s-vhs player?
Thanks
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You'll need a TBC between the VCR and DVD rec. Can this unit loopback? VCR out to s-video wires, back to an input on DVD side? I don't remember. |
Yeah, you nailed it. I did the vcr out to dvd input and it worked. Thanks for the help. |
And I'd like to add ....
Lots of devices claim tapes are "copyright protected" even when it's a homemade video. As is mentioned hundreds of times on this site (and others online), it's false detection. Anti-copy is an artificial video error, so authentic video errors tend to confuse the overly-sensitive detection mechanisms in the capture card or DVD recorder. To "get around" this problem, you need a timebase corrector -- a full standalone TBC.
The
AVT-8170 from B&H is highly suggested (and
B&H has the best price on it, about $215-225 shipped.) Get it at
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...3167/KBID/4166
Glad to hear that the JVC SR-MV45 allows for loopback, from VCR to DVD recorder. I figured that would be the case. Anybody wanting to get one of these pro-end S-VHS VCR / DVD recorder combos can still pick one up for a great price at
Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...SIN=B000OH7RF0
... and thanks for the follow-up!
