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  1. 5th Oct 2006 16:58 #1
    jesuslover037
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    Hey everyone,

    I have an ATI TV Tuner USB 2.0 and am trying to capture a VHS onto my computer. But everytime I try to capture a VHS tape or a DVD, the video always gets stuck on the first frame. Is there anything I can do to fix this? It works fine on my Dish receiver, but it will not work on anything else. Any help would be appreciated.
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  2. 5th Oct 2006 17:04 #2
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    If you are trying to capture a Hollywood VHS, then it is probably Macrovision Protection.
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  3. 5th Oct 2006 17:21 #3
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    Hey,

    Thanks. I didn't know VHS had protection. Is there any way to remove it. I own the VHS, and I would like to have it on my Zen Vision M.
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    Do a search on here for removing Macrovision from a VHS...Alot of Topics of the Subject. Good Luck..

    https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=302416
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    Here is a link for you ---> CLICK HERE

    I don't have this unit but it is fairly inexpensive and from what I have read it will defeat copy protection from most VHS vidoes although there are a few it does seem to have trouble with but it doesn't seem like many.

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    Hey guys. Thanks for all the help. I'll try this today sometime and see what I can get.
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  8. 7th Oct 2006 13:15 #8
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    Here's the one I use for protected VHS captures. It's essentially the same unit as above, but about $10 cheaper...

    DIGITAL VIDEO STABILIZER
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    I have one of this. It works very well and the 9V battery last forever.
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