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  1. hello all i have a blackmagic intensity 4k capture card that i have in my capture setup ... i am getting the screen flashing black when ever there is any colours of purple on the screen while capturing .... and only with that colour , my captures are 100% fine all other times but as soon as bright purple is on the screen the issues start

    i know its an odd one but does anyone have any ideas please !
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    What conditions? Analog capture? If so, probably standard lack of TBC.

    More details needed on all equipment, task being attempted.
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    Sounds like one the primary colors is clipping, can you describe your capture workflow, like capture source, cables used (component, S-Video ...) software used, Don't expect help with a vague question, members are not going to make an effort to guess what is the question before answering it.
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  4. JVC SVHS DECK > PANASONIC ES10 > KEY DIGITAL KD-VP8 > BLACK MAGIC INTENSITY PRO 4K

    Like i say i have no issues at all untill purple is on the screen :/
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  5. What are you connecting the devices together with?
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  6. Originally Posted by lordsmurf View Post
    What conditions? Analog capture? If so, probably standard lack of TBC.

    More details needed on all equipment, task being attempted.
    yes, Analog capture - no issues at all, untill purple colours on the screen and thats the same everytime with all devices - sony hi8 player and jvc minidv deck aswell as the svhs vhs player
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  7. What cables are you using between the ES10 and Key DIgital, and between the Key digital and Blackmagic? It may be worth trying to try using component instead of s-video, or s-video instead of component, whichever you are using, and also HDMI from Key digital to blackmagic if you aren't already.
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    You can do some easy diagnostic steps to single out the faulty component, Try one device at a time and report back.
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  9. i will order new leads for everthing and see how it goes
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  10. upgraded to better quality phono video cables and the issue is sorted - so thank you all for your help and the image seems alot better aswell
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    For best results your cables should be as follows:
    - JVC to Panasonic -> S-Video cable
    - Panasonic to KD -> S-Video Cable
    - KD to BM -> HDMI cable

    You should not need any RCA (Phono) cables.
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  12. Originally Posted by dellsam34 View Post
    For best results your cables should be as follows:
    - JVC to Panasonic -> S-Video cable
    - Panasonic to KD -> S-Video Cable
    - KD to BM -> HDMI cable

    You should not need any RCA (Phono) cables.
    ok
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  13. well the issue came back so i removed the KEY DIGITAL KD-VP8 and all is perfect now .... tested all the same footage and not one drop out
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    K Digital has some buttons for video settings, maybe you're clipping the values. That's the reason why video scalers are not suitable for capturing, HDMI is a display port and is no meant to be a digital port to capture video from.
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