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badonica 03-31-2023 04:28 AM

Workflow using ES10?
 
Hi,

Just wondered if someone has a pic of a workflow incorporating the ES10 with respect to connections

my set up would be I think if I got it right?

JVS Player (s video out) to ES10 (would it be s video into ES10) what leads would output from the ES10 to capture device (s video or component?)

Thanks

Xhumeka 03-31-2023 08:53 AM

Yes, you have it right. You will need 2 S-Video cables, and 4 RCA/composite cables (Red/White audio).

JVS Player
OUT
S-Video
RCA Left/Mono Audio (white) connector
RCA Right Audio (red) connector

ES10 (assuming using line 1 input on rear, select INPUT on your remote and change to Input 1 (INI1))
INPUT 1 (connect cables from your JVS)
S-Video
RCA Left/Mono Audio (white) connector
RCA Right Audio (red) connector

OUTPUT (to your capture device - assuming it has S-Video Inputs)
S-Video
RCA Left/Mono Audio (white) connector
RCA Right Audio (red) connector

If your capture card has only component inputs (red/blue/green) you could connect your ES10 to your capture card using those instead of s-video.

You might also want to look over the recommended ES10 settings posted on this thread: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/...15-DMR-ES25%29

Any questions/problems just ask! Cheers.

badonica 03-31-2023 10:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xhumeka (Post 89928)
Yes, you have it right. You will need 2 S-Video cables, and 4 RCA/composite cables (Red/White audio).

JVS Player
OUT
S-Video
RCA Left/Mono Audio (white) connector
RCA Right Audio (red) connector

ES10 (assuming using line 1 input on rear, select INPUT on your remote and change to Input 1 (INI1))
INPUT 1 (connect cables from your JVS)
S-Video
RCA Left/Mono Audio (white) connector
RCA Right Audio (red) connector

OUTPUT (to your capture device - assuming it has S-Video Inputs)
S-Video
RCA Left/Mono Audio (white) connector
RCA Right Audio (red) connector

If your capture card has only component inputs (red/blue/green) you could connect your ES10 to your capture card using those instead of s-video.

You might also want to look over the recommended ES10 settings posted on this thread: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/...15-DMR-ES25%29

Any questions/problems just ask! Cheers.

Thanks for the quick reply - very helpful
Does the ES10 generate a Pr, Y, and Pb on output if the input was by way of s- video connection?

Thanks Tom

Xhumeka 03-31-2023 10:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by badonica (Post 89932)
Does the ES10 generate a Pr, Y, and Pb on output if the input was by way of s- video connection?

I believe so yes, although I have never been able to test since I do not have a component capture card/monitor. Give it a shot, and let us know!

badonica 03-31-2023 10:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xhumeka (Post 89933)
I believe so yes, although I have never been able to test since I do not have a component capture card/monitor. Give it a shot, and let us know!

Thanks - “Every days a school day “
Building up the equipment slowly - getting closer

Thanks Tom

hodgey 03-31-2023 11:01 AM

The PAL Panasonics do at least (would assume the US models do too but don't have any way to test). The signal is going to go via (digital) component whatever input/output is used. Some later US panasonics (and very late PAL panasonics) only output deinterlaced progressive scan over component as far as I know which you would want to avoid so in those cases S-Video is preferable.

badonica 03-31-2023 12:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hodgey (Post 89935)
The PAL Panasonics do at least (would assume the US models do too but don't have any way to test). The signal is going to go via (digital) component whatever input/output is used. Some later US panasonics (and very late PAL panasonics) only output deinterlaced progressive scan over component as far as I know which you would want to avoid so in those cases S-Video is preferable.

Thanks for the extra clarification

Kind Regards Tom


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