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  1. I here this term used all the time what is macrovision?

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    Join Date: Dec 2001
    Location: USA
    Marcovision

    It's a form of copy protection. Comes in many forms as well like, brightness fluctuation, vertical sync hold. VHS tapes and DVD have it on them. All new VCR have a circuit to detect it and prevent you from copying the movie.
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    Join Date: May 2001
    Location: Eric
    If you rip a dvd, the macrovision is removed. There are some DVD players that you can hack to remove macrovision from their outputs if you want to capture analog outputs.

    You can also use a "video stabilizer" which are fairly inexpensive ($50). These can be battery operated and you just put them inline with the composite video signal. These will work with DVD and VHS players.
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