I am capturing video via a cable feed with my ATI AIW 8500DV card and I get this fuzzy vertical bar on the left side of the captured material. Its only visable when I play back the video. I've attached a pic for reference. What could this be? Thanks.
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Live Long, Play Hard, Think BIG!
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@ Forum Troll:
I plan on converting the source to DVD so what you are saying is that this bar will not show up on my TV? Thanks.
@ proxyx99
If you are not going to part of the solution, please save your breath and quit wasting my time and the space on this server.Live Long, Play Hard, Think BIG!
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Originally Posted by kpoman
Whether its head noise from the source tape or carrier subchannel information encoded into the cable transmission, overscan should prevent it from being seen.
Originally Posted by proxyx99
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It's best to leave it in. You could mask it. if you use TMPGEnc, you can use the clip frame option, and select the left side mask option, then make the mask as wide as the bar. That way, if your DVD player doesn't render it properly, or if it's viewed on a computer, it won't look bad, since it would be a solid black bar as opposed to a distorted mess, like the example you've shown here.
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@kpoman: Those are usual situations with the transmissions. I grabb from stations that you have those kind of lines on all the sides of the picture! Nothing to worry about, there are on the overscan area of your TV, so you won't see them if you encode to whatever you wish.
Also, and if you use TMPGenc, you can always crop them off, and at the same time "center" the picture. A reason to do this is that the bitrate is needed to convert those lines, gonna get in the true picture, so the overall quality of your project could be slighty better.
Personally, I always crop those "lines"
@proxyx99: You are gifted man, you are gifted! It is all that I can say!
@ indolikaa: We need to set up a post reference here, so when something interest shows on the boards, to read there where it is and start doing our terrorist attacks! Or this would be sound bully?
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Originally Posted by indolikaa
That's all I have to contribute. Sorry kpoman.
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Originally Posted by proxyx99
Originally Posted by proxyx99
I'll let the readers make their own decisions on that one...
Although proxy's proclomation of "After all these confessions who's going to pour the wine and devide the bread among the believers, heh...?" is one of the funniest things I've read on this forum.
Almost as good as defense's essay on using profanity with class.
Originally Posted by SatStorm
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Indolikaa, it seems that you are dragging your beef everywhere I go just like a big iron ball chained to your leg. I don't think anybody is interested in your hurt feelings just like I doubt if you will get a closure you're after.
Stop posting your word by word and sentence by sentence summaries as they are boring and provocative. You must really have nothing better to do but hang out here waiting for someone's foot to slip so you can have your moment of glory. Get a life.
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As I said before, you are gifted...
https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=204979&highlight=
Here you call me and Lordsnumf liars...
indolikaa, how you missed that?
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Originally Posted by SatStorm
These threads present an interesting conundrum, one you obviously appreciate.
Originally Posted by proxyx99
Originally Posted by proxyx99
Originally Posted by proxyx99
Iron ball chained to my leg? Hurt feelings?
I have a suggestion proxy. Let's start a poll. We'll call it the 'Whose the Bigger *******' thread and there will be two options: Indolikaa and proxyx99. And let's see what our friends here really think. I'm a big enough man to accept other people's views of myself. What about you?
I don't think you're up to it.
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So far former E. Germany, Poland, Romania moved to PAL. Others soon to follow (Chech, Slovaks).
Indolikaa, It's simpler then you think. You are not rusty, you are just plain dumb (...forgot that?). As I see from your posts I was fully justified naming you "a nutcase", right beside others calling you bipolar and psycho, your true colors. Btw. since I concur, little reminder: don't forget your daily lithium pill and to mop the foam off your face. Then you can mix with the crowd. Hey, if you are lucky someone can even take you for "normal"! I'll pray for you. Promise.
You are in breach of the forum rules and are being issued with a formal warning. Geez, what is it with members now. STOP THE INSANITY!
/ Moderator tgpo
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Yes, the terrestrial analogue channels don't transmit to PAL the last 8 years on those countries, but as I said it before in other post: So, what they gonna do with their archives? Before you say something really smart (with your local and egocentric logic), just to inform you that those countries don't have money to transfer their archives to digital or to PAL, as the Germans did (which took them about 12 years in the proccess and millions of Euros, about the price of a nations economie...).
And the people with VCRs? Simply delete there archives just because they move to PAL.
Or to put it in other way:
You gonna delete your camcorder tapes of your marriage, your kids birth, your hollidays, now which HDTV is used in USA?
Indolikaa, can you please be polite with our fellow once again?
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That is the cost of the natural process called "progress". Nobody asked you or me whether you want widescreen tv, miniDV, digital phone, faster CPU. But don't worry, multisystem TV's and VCR's are a day to day reality there. This is one of the strongest multisystem markets today.
Satstorm, you meant SECAM of course, right?
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Yes, I mean SECAM not PAL, sorry for this.
And you keep thinking, posting and refering in a very local way...
You don't have the slighty idea how it is outside USA, right?
"... widescreen tv, miniDV, digital phone, faster CPU..."
There are very few widescreen TVs in Europe, and even less 16:9 transmissions. Only BBC / Terrestial british channels, German National channels and couple of subcription services have widescreen transmissions.
It is 4:3 for Europe and if DVD didn't exist, those Widescreen TVs of yours would be an exotic thing here.
miniDV: CamCorders of any kind are very popular only to North West Europe. For the rest it is a very expencive thing, only recently appeared on some rich families
Digital phone: What you mean here? Digital telephone lines? There is still a 20% analogue lines in my country (a E.U. member). Or you mean those services you have there in US and you get them for granted? Like 2 lines together per phone, cabel, etc? Those are Science Fiction stories for the non NW European countries. Even Italy don't have those services spead.
Faster CPU: In east Europe (Russia & Polland mostly) there are still using a ZX Spectrum 128K based PC, called "Scorpion". It is based on a Z80 CPU and has 256kb RAM.
Just for your information, the mainstream PC in Hellas, is a Pentium 3 @ 500Mhz, the average monitor is a CRT 15" and the most popular monitor resolution is 800 x 600 at 32 bit. The usual OS here is W98SE (50%), and there is a 40% for WinXP (patched version, since only the 25% of the PC users have an internet access, something which winXP have it for granted in this OS...), 8% win2k and 2% Linux
Why you keep doing this? Why you don't think global when you post "facts" (only exist in your mind) in an international forum? Or you think that you are the center of the word, the one who knows anything and nobody can doubt him because of his "facts"?
And a totally off topic question for you:
I bet you believe that Country music and Gospel music are as popular in the world as it is in USA, right?
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Satstorm, I think you need to go on a trip. I have many friends all over Europe and I travel frequently. To my knowledge Poland has the strongest PC market (and not only PC, much more) in former East Block. You won't find ZX there (maybe hobbysts). I think you are off by quite a few years. A guy in Warsaw that I know has 5Mbps cable internet link for 2 years already, faster then mine and most cable links in N. America (3 Mbps usually).
I think you slightly underestimate the fact that many of forum members do travel, Americans too. From what I've seen in Europe I got the impression that in some areas they are ahead of N. America (like cell phone proliferation and technology). First widescreen TV that I have ever seen was in Germany 11 years ago, that was about 45 inch flat screen CRT by Telefunken, Germany. In that sense I don't agree with your implication that they are so far behind. My perception was different.
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Does "Argentina" tell you something?
It is the model currently "used" in Polland.
For the ones they don't know, some very few have anything, the 90% has nothing. The 40% of the Polish population is "polish farmers" a term to describe the ones with small land capable just to feed themselfs with it. And this is the official numbers.
Your friends probably belong to that 10%....
Also, to that 10% belong many drug dealers, "trading" services for teen females and black money wash outs....
As it happens in most East Europe currently....
Do you **** for free when you visit East Europe proxyx99? You have friends there right?
Does your wife know about it?
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And I have a VHS VCR untill 1979. What that means, that Greeks have VCRs from that year?
And in USA you had LDs from 1978. First time I saw a LD was in 1992...
What's your point?
When someone lives here, can easily understand the role of the visitors...
Also, if it is smart enough, can understand someone by what he says. His actions, beliefs, whatever...
I think that I fully understand now what person you are. Let say, you are a BAD example of an American....
Germany: The Center of technology in Europe. Yes, there widescreen TVs exist a bit more that other Europe.
But did you ever saw a widescreen TV in Portugal - for example - ?
You know something? You really piss me of with ALL your posts.
You are gifted man, you are gifted...
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