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themaster1 05-18-2018 11:04 AM

This is a video mix (smart rendering) of the videos i have recorded in hq+ mode onto the hdd from my vcr:
https://mega.nz/#!I9JUmCyR!9q_jIOvKd...PfAq7QKAf5JcK4

this tape is the best i own (very little chroma/luma noise), retail tape

avg bitrate is ~ 13800 (dg index), audio dolby digital 256kps

themaster1 05-18-2018 01:01 PM

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Flagging problem detected on a specific tape (that's always been a pain...)
it's consistent throughout the tape, see image below

interestingly if i put the panasonic dmr e50 first in the chain i don't get flagging (but i get color stripes)...pick your poison

-- merged --

One thing i noticed today is that it support RGB for the input (scart) on line1 and you can obtain RGB with a VCR by using both the composite video & s-video output of the vcr (a special scart is required with a in/out switch). Doing so the main menu of the vcr is smoother and as crisp as if it was s-video.

Well you guys decide: archive with pictures from all inputs here

monohydr4te 06-28-2018 11:00 PM

Thanks a million Lordsmurf! I added the Panasonic ES10 to my workflow and it eliminated the signal drops. I'm so glad to preserve these wonderful memories.

old workflow: VCR -> Elgato (couldn't record more than 4 minutes)

new workflow: VCR -> Panasonic ES10 -> Elgato

I plan on re-ripping in the future once I acquire a SVHS, ATI HD 600 USB and a green AVT-8710 for even better quality.


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