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  1. 11th Jan 2004 15:22 #1
    pcwebber000
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    Does anyone know how I can get a better picture from my VHS tapes when recording to DVDs? I do not have a S VIDEO IN on my tv. I'm hoping there is another way to do this.
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    Tommyknocker
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    How are you doing it now, and what have you tried. Also, tell us what programs you used.
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  3. 11th Jan 2004 19:05 #3
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    I'm using a Panasonic DMR-E50 recorder with the standard connectings. what do you mean by programs? I have not tried anything yet.
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  4. 11th Jan 2004 20:06 #4
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    Try replacing the radio shack RCA cables most folks use with high quality shielded cables. That should reduce video noise.
    However, the Pannie is well known for producing superb quality DVDs from VHS tapes. In fact, a Panasonic DVR gives about the best quality you can possibly get from VHS tapes. Remember that you're working with a lo-res noisy source. It's not gonna look as good as a commercial DVD or an off-the-air TV capture no matter what you do.
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