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  1. 19th Jan 2006 15:11 #1
    BazookaJoe
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    I've just begun to capture VHS videos for the purpose of editing and burning onto DVDs.

    I'm hoping to be able to take my captured video, crop out the parts I don't want, and then save my final product without having to go through another application to cleanup imperfections.

    Based on what I said, it would imply using MMC video soap to do realtime cleaning of my stream. Are there recommended settings that would give me the best results, without first having to run a number of test samples, to see what is the best.


    Some people say not to use video soap but I would then assume they are doing post capture cleansing.

    Thanks
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  2. 19th Jan 2006 15:21 #2
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    Best for what? What sort of problem is there?
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