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  1. 5th Feb 2006 01:34 #1
    lordsmurf
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    Saw this just now
    http://cgi.ebay.com/Xintekvideo-VP3000-Proc-Amp-pre-MPG-2-Noise-Reduction_W0QQitemZ758...QQcmdZViewItem

    I wonder if this would process out noise similar to the JVC DigiPure DNR/TBC, in regard to how well it kills out chroma noise?

    Thought I'd mention it to anybody in the market for a proc amp.
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    It's outputs have been changed to Pro RGB. Wouldn't it have been best to keep it at YUV for DVD? If you capture through a DV device like ADVC-100, then encode with Cinemacraft, YUV should be the way.
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    Ahh, good catch. RGB may be good for PAL though!
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