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  1. 9th Jul 2004 17:12 #1
    mayday56
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    Does the 300 have a built in tbc? If I were to convert alot of old vhs videos to dvd would it be better to use a 300 or a 100 or 55 with a data video tbc? starting up a video conversion business here in Texas.Is anyone in the business? any tips?just starting part time at home. thank-you
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  2. 13th Jul 2004 23:29 #2
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    You must be talking about Canopus DV converters.

    According to some post I have read, getting an ADVC-300 is the way to go especially capturing form bad quality VHS sources, but I cannot validate this.

    I have an ADS Pyro A/V link, similar to the Canopus ADVC-100, but in order to avoid dropped frames I need to use a TBC. The ADVC-100 is supposed to produce great results without TBC, but it sometimes is not capable to defeat macrovision.

    Look under the Capture card tab for reviews.
    https://www.videohelp.com/capturecards.php?CaptureCard=Canopus&Submit=Search&dvconverte...&Search=Search
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