TBC question (skittelsen)

[lemmy999]

I am thinking of getting a TBC and I know they are expensive, but do you know of one that is the most inexpensive that still works well? I have some poor quality high gen tapes I want to put on VCD. The frames are torn. There is only horizontal sync problems, I have no vertical sync problems. I read a post by you that said you tried a VCD with built in TBC and it didn't helpt the vert. sync and you had to get a full stand alone TBC. What is this? Would it work for me since I don't have a vert sync problem? Do I need a TBC w/ frame synchronizer, or do I just need a frame synchronizer? Thanks.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: lemmy999 on 2001-12-01 09:40:10 ]</font>

[frank_spencer]

The JVC HRS9850 has a built in time base corrector, it's only £390.

[geniv]

I got the Darim M-Filter. it has a built in TBC. and does other goodies also. goto for info:
http://www.darvision.com/products/m-filterpro/index.html

it sells for around $500.
had it for 2 weeks done with my VHS encodes. you can have it for $400 if you want. (I still got everything for it, manual, box, warenty paper, registeratoin paper etc..)