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Mmm, i think you need to try turning off all equipment around the pc.
Thats not a TBC problem, seems like an parasite interference.
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Originally posted by kbosward View PostIn my opinion I don't think a separate TBC is going to improve the noise you are seeing. A full-frame TBC is great at fixing jittery video, but that doesn't seem to be the case in your example image. (Unless you get what Anton is thinking about which is an expensive S-VHS player that has built-in TBC and noise reduction.)
But have you tried adjusting the settings on your ADVC300? They are there, so use them! Try fiddling with the settings under the Filter tab.
Ken.
When I work it out I will post the solution! (hopefully)
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In my opinion I don't think a separate TBC is going to improve the noise you are seeing. A full-frame TBC is great at fixing jittery video, but that doesn't seem to be the case in your example image. (Unless you get what Anton is thinking about which is an expensive S-VHS player that has built-in TBC and noise reduction.)
But have you tried adjusting the settings on your ADVC300? They are there, so use them! Try fiddling with the settings under the Filter tab.
Ken.
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There are two types of correction - ADVC300 only supports line (field) TBC.
A full frame TBC may be what is required here.
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a TBC with NR would fix this
also, if you find an S-VHS player with S-Video out, you will also get far less noise
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Originally posted by GrassValley_KH View PostYowsa!
You're using good quality, shielded analogue cables?
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Here is the image - I hope!
It looks very subtle on the still but on the moving image the banding is very noticable. The Puma's back shows it off the best I think. Looks a bit more magenta than the rest of the picture.
Any ideas?Attached FilesLast edited by Mithras; 06-10-2008, 12:51 AM.
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Originally posted by Mithras View PostHow can I do this? Do you know of a free site I can upload an image too?
There is no resolution restriction on most image file types, so just keep it under half a megabyte and it will be fine. I recommend PNG as the choice of image format for screenshots.
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Originally posted by antonsvideo View Postthe noise bars you see are normal and are part of every VHS, these are the head switching point lines and are usually hidden by the overscan of the TV but will be seen in PC monitor for sure or LCD or Plasma TV if overscan is not set large enough
to avoid that, you can crop these lines in your mpeg encoding software
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