VHS capture, Ut, Premiere, NeatVideo, RGB or YUV?
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my plan for archiving vhs tapes (and VOBs) of some old theater recordings was to capture VHS with UTvideo 4:2:2: ULY2 lossless YUV - Avisynth (deinterlace, crop, mask), - -Premiere pro (few titles, color correction, noise reduction Neat Video)- -from Premiere Pro 1 copy in big quality for future needs (ULY2 again or different because of Neatvideo RGB??) - 1 final H264 version for general purpose (TVs, projectors, internet) With a hope that all above is acceptable and in a right order, I am wondering where to go after Neatvideo if I change to RGB from YUV with it.. I would like to have one lossless copy and compressed h264. Also, it looks like that size doubles when saving edited ULY2 in Premiere pro to ULY2 again.:eek: For VOBs I didnt like Premiere pro behavior with MPG2 so I sent MPG2 to ULY0 4:2:0..At least it runs smoothly now in Premiere pro but I need your opinion on that too.. :hmm: Thank you all Svrle |
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For true archives, I would only use Huffyuv, Lagarith as 2nd choice. The Huffyuv user base is large, and the codec has been continuously "kicked the can" by indy devs to work on new WinOS (even a few Mac and Linux at times), even though the codec itself hasn't been updated in 20 years (ain't broke, don't fix it). Ut Video has some BS in Wikipedia about being "better compression" (Lagarith is better), but it mostly achieves that by high resource use, resulting in dropped frames. So for capturing, it's a no-go. Quote:
VOB are "Video OBject" files from DVD-Video discs, and contain already-digital video. Note that VOB is not MPEG, it contains MPEG. You must properly extract the MPEG video, and audio, from the VOB. It has extra "stuff" that makes it not a video file, breaks editing and playback. Quote:
However, you're overlooking the most important aspect: the hardware. - What VCR are you using? - TBC? - Capture card? Those matter. You can make bad quality lossless video, because the incoming video was bad quality. Bad VCR, no TBC, lousy capture card. Quote:
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Thank you LordSmurf, it is nice to have you "in person" here :congrats:
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so I had to decide what is promising and newish to be reliable in a future..Even though i captured cca 30 VHS tapes with utvideo i dont mind recapture it with Huffyuv if the second is better. Quote:
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TBC- built in JVC Capture card - IO data GVusb2 Quote:
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So, I will download Huffyuv and try it with VHS..But what to do with MPG2? That is 4:2:0 if I am right, for Avisynth and Premiere pro how to edit, as a MPG2 or something else? Virtualdub is not reading MPG2? :hmm: Thank you very much! |
MPG2 edit or encode lossless?
Most of my VHS are now in huffyuv codec as lordsmurf suggested above but still not sure what to do with MPG2 (exVOBs) and editing them.
To edit them in avisynth and premiere pro as MPG2 with Neatvideo as well OR to encode them to something lossless and uniformed as VHS, in case I have to combine them in a same project (Huffyuv (VHS) and MPG2 (DVD)). Some of the MPG2 are having sync problem, VBR issue probably..If I encode them to something else and insist on CBR 25 (PAL) while encoding I can fix it but not if they stay in MPG2.. Any ideas? Thanks |
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