Problem connecting S-VHS player to DVD recorder?

[ENORM]

Hi friends

I've bough a s-vhs player jvc hr-s6600eu but when I connect it to my dvd recorder via SVHS out connection I get this image



but when I connect it using RCA video out I get this



Why the SVHS has a strange interlaced and the RCA is a clear image? How could fix the SVHS out? I've tried with different cables but keeps the same error

I have had other SVHS players and haven't had this kind of problems

Thanks for your help !

[hodgey]

It's a quirk of the jvc (and possibly other brands) menu screens and is normal behaviour. The player doesn't separate Chroma/luma properly when outputting the menu through s-video for whatever reason. It doesn't have any impact on playback though.

[sanlyn]

Good and accurate answer from hodgey (see above).

Your post is confusing at first. Probably some difficulty with terms.

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Originally Posted by ENORM

I've bough a s-vhs player jvc hr-s6600eu but when I connect it to my dvd recorder via SVHS out connection I get this image
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but when I connect it using RCA video out I get this

Why the SVHS has a strange interlaced and the RCA is a clear image? How could fix the SVHS out? I've tried with different cables but keeps the same error

I have had other SVHS players and haven't had this kind of problems

By "RCA video out" I think you mean composite output. Do I surmise correctly?

There is no such thing as "SVHS output". SVHS is a tape format, not an electronic circuit. I think you mean "s-video".

[ENORM]

Sorry for my poor english and bad terms

Yes, when I talk about RCA video ouptut I'm refering to composite video, with this connections
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...ite-cables.jpg

and you're right again, when I say SVHS output is s-video connector, sorry again

So, do you recommend always to use s-video than composite, isn't it? s-video is better than composite, sure?

Here you have an example of a capture using s-video directly from player to recorder


and now using a Videonics MX-1 between player and recorder, always using s-video connector


Which do you prefer? Can you see the problems I had in the blue screen image? I'm really doubting what to do about that...

Thanks in advance and sorry for my boring post...

[hodgey]

Use S-Video if you can.

The problems in the blue screen menu isn't present when playing tapes. The menus on these players are just like that, it's nothing to worry about.

[ENORM]

Thanks again, Hodgey

Seeing the last 2 samples, the direct-capture and the videonix-between... which do you prefer?