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  1. 16th Jan 2005 04:00 #1
    Soopafresh
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    It's some sort of energetic noise. Very irritating if you watch for more than 30 seconds. I'd appreciate it if you guys would take a look. Very small (1 MB) Divx AVI posted. Perhaps a VirtualDub filter ? Thanks.


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  2. 17th Jan 2005 03:01 #2
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    Clip too short. If you can remind me how to LOOP playback in WMP, I'll try again. PM me if you want.
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    I would say that it is the switching points of a video cassete recorder. did you transfer this film from anolge footage done on a vhs camcorder.
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    Try a different vhs/camcorder it its a capture,i had the same problem till i switched vcrs.
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