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  1. 29th Dec 2004 13:02 #1
    stixster
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    OK, I have a capture of some sports news from my cable TV. Now, I have encoded it to DivX and the quality is amazing. Thing is, on white and sometimes blue backgrounds. I have a spectrum of flickering colour.

    http://img82.exs.cx/img82/7834/spectrum0ww.jpg

    Anyone know how this can be solved?


    Thanks in advance


    -Nick
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  2. 29th Dec 2004 13:23 #2
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    Color information is carried on a lower bandwidth subcarier than the intensity signal. When there are small, high contrast details in the grayscale signal, you get color moire patterns like that.

    If you're using a composite cable you can try switching to an S-Video cable instead. Other than that there's not much you can do about it.
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  3. 29th Dec 2004 14:02 #3
    stixster
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    Oh, OK I get you. I can't switch to S-Video at the moment because I don't have the leads, it's something that I will be doing very soon though. Thanks

    -Nick


    EDIT: Do you know if there is an S-Video connector which connects to the 3 coloured Phono leads?
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