Capture card and TBC that both works for PAL?
How much for a capture card and tbc that both works for PAL? I already have a PAL Vhs called JVC Super VHS ET S6700. Do you have anything that Will work smoothly together with that? Any thoughts about the VCR I have?
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Hello F3LixBl0m,
which PAL Country you come from? Europe? |
Im from sweden!
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Hello F3LixBl0m,
here are the recommended workflow from german videoforums for VHS (PAL) capture. Solution 1: SVHS/VHS Recorder-Canopus/Edius NX Capture Card (included TBC)-capture with Edius in uncompressed YUV Solution 2: SVHS/VHS Recorder - Panasonic DMR with HDMI Output - HDMI Splitter (to remove HDPC Protection from HDMI Port) - Blackmagic Shuttle or Intensity (just to use the HDMI Interface) - capture with Virtual Dub (lossless with Lagarith or UT Video Codec) or Blackmagic Media Express (uncompressed YUV). I have test these days my old ATI All-In-Wonder 7500 with ATI MMC8.7. I have brightness variations (don't know the right word in english language) if the white level is too high. That's when I remember back was the reason I have never used the ati to capture the last 15 years. These problem have had other people, too. Both solutions 1+2 should be the same price: 200-300 Euro. I use both solutions. |
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This has been asked before: http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/vide...6700-good.html As far as a PAL-capable TBC being available ... maybe. As per my marketplace thread, PM me. :wink2: Quote:
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- And the Blackmagic cards are known to have serious errors with SD video. Those cards were designed for HD only, with SD as an afterthought, and it shows. Quote:
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See also: What’s in a Professional Video Workflow to Convert Analog Videotapes? |
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