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  1. 30th Mar 2004 22:35 #1
    pcexpress-guy
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    what is the approach to restoring VHS NTSC video tapes? after I capture it to MPEG (or should it be AVI?), should I apply a few filters in TMPGEnc or something? Which filters would be helpful?

    what method or direction should I experiment with, in restoring these tapes?

    Thanks for any pointers you can help me with!
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    I would suggest reading the following thread. It has lots of pointers as well as filters and settings to try.
    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=211936&start=0
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    Additionally, you could try Ulead MediaStudio Pro v.7. It has a trial version. It includes features for restoring both video and audio. I am certain that the audio features will be no match for CoolEdit PRO, but hope to make use of the video restoration features. I am also downloading a trial at the moment.

    Tmpgenc "could" restore colours and soften the video in some cases, however the speed of the Tmpgenc filters is just impossible to wait.
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