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Mejnour 01-21-2012 10:02 PM

Is it possible to capture component video signal
 
Hello,

Still thinking if we can press some juice from European S-VHS player with SCART output?

Since YPbPr > S-VIDEO

SCART allow RGB analog component video.

If I use a RGB (SCART) to Component (YPbPr) Video Converter.

Is it possible to capture YPbPr component signal with a set-up similar for s-video?:confused:

Thanks

Mejnour 01-22-2012 06:39 PM

Finally impossible :o

jmac698 01-22-2012 08:11 PM

You can record both RGB and YPbPr with any capture card. I have developed this technique, however it's easier if you can buy a component card
http://www.blackmagic-design.com/pro...videorecorder/
www.hauppauge.com/site/products/data_hdpvr.html

However there's no point, as VHS is originally stored in an S-Video like signal.
I have also done the experiment of storing my own design of signal to VHS, to do component. Yes it looks great, but still blurry.

http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-107923.html
http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-108020.html

lordsmurf 01-24-2012 06:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmac698 (Post 19017)
it's easier if you can buy a component card
However there's no point, as VHS is originally stored in an S-Video like signal.

This is the correct answer. :thumb:

VHS is heterodyned/color-under recording, which results in downconverted chroma/color + luminance/detail.
It's very similar to s-video (separated video) which is luma + chroma.

Composite is a single luma/chroma signal. All data is in a single data stream. (Laserdisc is composite.)

Mejnour 01-24-2012 07:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lordsmurf (Post 19038)
This is the correct answer. :thumb:

VHS is heterodyned/color-under recording, which results in downconverted chroma/color + luminance/detail.
It's very similar to s-video (separated video) which is luma + chroma.

Composite is a single luma/chroma signal. All data is in a single data stream. (Laserdisc is composite.)

I got hypnotized by RBG Scart feature forgetting about basic VHS signal:o

lordsmurf 01-24-2012 07:27 PM

There are lots of pretty / shiny money pits in the realm of video. :D


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