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  1. 5th Oct 2005 15:32 #1
    cowboypsychic
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    The AVT retails for about $100 less and I've heard that it's just as effective on frame sync/Macrovision errors. Any opinions on whether I should spend the extra $100 for the Datavideo or not?
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    I own one of each. I like them both.
    The AVT-8710 proc amp is useful.
    The TBC-1000 output split is useful.
    The TBC-1000 can fix mild jitter sometimes too.
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