I have some multigenerational tapes that I am planning to burn to DVD. They suffer from staticy picture and glowy colors. Is there anyway to improve the qualty while burning to DVD?
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Yes, better VCR for static (Panasonic AG1970P, AG1980P, maybe), or original VCR used to make the tape (or the camera).
For colors, use a proc amp.
Use a good DVD recorder known to remove noise. Few do this, none are new in stores. Toshiba XS series, JVC 10/100/30/300/MV1/MV5 series.
Or pay a service that specializes in restoration work. This is often cheaper, if you get the right company to do it.Answers to Common Video Questions:
Best blank discs • Timebase Corrector FAQ • Best VCR for capturing • Help restoring video
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