Weird line at top of NTSC capture?
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Hi, I'm from Australia & I'm using my ES10 connected to my VCR & my USB live-2.
Capturing VHS tapes is fine but now I'm capturing NTSC tapes on my VCR & I've noticed a weird line near the top of every video & I'm wondering what might be causing this. I've attached a photo, it's sort of a faint white weird line at the top of the video, you will see it just above the picture frame. Does anybody know & also what NTSC capture settings are people using? Thank you |
What standard the VCR is PAL or NTSC?
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It is a multisystem Pal & NTSC VHS player
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Panasonic NV-FJ600 Pal/NTSC 3.58/4.43
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Most likely part of the video, Some low end camcorders and VCR's do record weird patterns.
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FWIW, with NTSC it was not unusual to use scan lines above the nominal 486 line image area for meta data, closed caption, and/or vertical interval time code. This can be seen on overscan monitors; however, it may not be what you are seeing.
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It's just chroma inconsistency, I see that the OP from VH sister thread is using the wrong setting for the VCR and capture card, not good when you see letterboxing all around the frame.
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I have fixed the issue using WinTV. Thank you everyone for the help, I highly appreciate it.
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