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  1. 15th May 2004 14:29 #1
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    Can anyone tell me if there is such a thing as decent filters for capturing vhs home movies/tv. Which are the best? How?

    I am using a ATI AIW 8500DV most current updates etc. what i am getting is a incredibly grainy picture even on in tv reception. i have read reveiws on this card and it seems to be common just hoping someone has found a way around it.

    also tried 3 different aged and type vcr's with no success. also tried running vcr thru cable tv in ( coax ) which by the way works great. I think better than the rca hook ups
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    MMC comes with videosoap which many say is more than o.k. There
    is an update for MMC for free download at www.ati.com.

    VirtualDub is a capturing/editing program that has excellent filtering
    ability for VHS sources. See left hand side for guides and link
    for download.
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