On Mon, 9 Oct 2006, Bernhard Praschinger wrote:
> >> If you have a lot of tapes image stabilization units (TBC Time base
> >> correction) help a lot !
> >> I think a device TV One CTB-530T http://www.bhphotovideo.com/ would
> >> help. (I hope Steven corrects me if I'm wrong.
You're correct. No "correction" needed, but I have some ideas
that might be useful...
Anyhow, the TVOne CTB-0530T is $760 and that might be a little
more than most folks are willing to spend. BH Photo is a good place,
I've had good service.
> > My budget is so low that I bought the card from "low_budget_computing"
> > on ebay! However I'll take a look at that link. BTW, are there any
Ah, low-budget eliminates a real TBC (8bit TBCs run in the $750-$850
range, and 10bit TBCs in the $1100 and up range).
> > software solution in order to accomplish the same result?
> At least I don't know any SW solution. The problem is often the timing
> of the video signals. VCR's typical have a very bad timing. The DC30
Correct. The signal needs to be stable _first_ so that the capture
card can get the data _to_ the software.
VHS decks have horrible sync/timing stability. It's a wonder
a usable picture is obtained ;)
THere are a number of inexpensive "signal stabilizers" around -
something like the Sima CT200 for $80 would almost certainly do
the trick. Hit the http://www.bhphoto.com site and put CT200 in
the search box.
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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