Hello
I write for a doubt that I have about to selecting input video TV-Tuner
I want to convert VHS video to DVD video...............
My TV-tuner has two input sources:
1) Composite
2) S-video
My VHs player only has out composite video (no s-video)
I connecting "vhs composite OUT" to " video composite tv-tuner IN "
My doubt is:
Would it be better to connect " VHS composite OUT" to " S-video tv-tunner IN"
by means of a "composite to s-video converter wire " ??????
Thanks you for responding
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Originally Posted by goal
The best thing you can do for VHS capture quality is get a S-VHS deck with s-video output, a line TBC, and noise filtering. It will cost you at least a few hundred dollars for a used one. -
Suggest you try the composite to composite connection and determine if the quality is sufficient for your purposes before you go spending a whole lot of money on equipment.
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