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  1. 11th Aug 2004 12:35 #1
    catdaddio6
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    how do you find out how many dropped frames you have,,i used vstream pvr plus for capture,and sound is several seconds out of syn,,i'm capturing from home recorded vhs tape
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    Normally you'll find this information as and when you capture.
    Virtualdub, for instance, will show the frames lost as they happen, and a total when you've finished.
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    Consider buying a timebase corrector (TBC) if you plan on capturing regularly from tape. I captured for several months fighting the sync problems until I bought a TBC. Now bad sync is just an unpleasant memory
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