VHS to DVD

[Calitas]

Hi,

Please help!

Best resolution to capture?

Best resolution and bitrate (min,average,max) to convert?

Cumps
Calitas

[roadster3043]

Greetings.

I followed this procedure and so far it has given me good results.

What hardware are you going to use to capture?

[Calitas]

Hi roadster3043.

My capture card is a Asus Radeon 9600XT, my VHS player is a Sony SLV E-820 (I think that's the reference )

[roadster3043]

Greetings.

You need to verify if your card has any capture drivers compatible with VirtualDub, or if the card came with any capture software.

As for the VCR, I could'nt find any specs on the outputs that it has, so it need to be compatible with your card's inputs(S-VHS and Composite).

[Calitas]

Hi there.

I just ask what resolution and what bitrate, don't worry whit my hardware.

I'm capturing whit Virtualdub, converting whit TMPGEnc, just wanna now what's the best resolution to use in Virtualdub, and best resolution and bitrate to use in the conversions on TMPGEnc.

Tu put the must minutes of video on a DVD whithout loosing quality.

tks
Calitas

[daamon]

@ Calitas

Hi, as you're capturing from VHS (lower resolution when compared to SVCD, let alone DVD) you might want to check this out:

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=207014&highlight=

It's only an opinion based on what I know and have seen / read, but it may sow some seeds of interest... Good luck.

Greetings.

I followed this procedure and so far it has given me good results.

roadster3043, you've made me a proud man today. That's the first time I've seen anyone reference any of my posts - I'm glad you (and hopefully others) found it useful.

[indolikaa]

352x480 (Half-D1) 2-Pass VBR 0-3750-5000 I1P2B2 Encoded Interlaced.

[roadster3043]

roadster3043, you've made me a proud man today. That's the first time I've seen anyone reference any of my posts - I'm glad you (and hopefully others) found it useful.

Thank you daamon.