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When I play a VCR tape I get a Weird niose on the file and the volume is lower I play it back
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More information would be helpful.
You are capturing VHS to your computer. What card or method are you using for that and what program? What kind of noise? Hum? Describe the 'noise'. Are you capturing the audio through your audio card? What format are you capturing to? What program are you playing it back with?
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It is a high pitch buzzing nisoe.It is doing even when i am not recording. It does make that when I just play the tape.
External Capture Device( usb for video and an audio cord for audio (like a headphone jack that plugs in Audio In
I am playing backed with windows media player
Mpeg file/Ulead video studio 7 -
are you sure you are not plugged into your mic in - instead of line level in ?
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yes i am sure
i am gettiong the sound of the VCr tape too -
if you were in the mic input you would get the sound also - but overload the mic preamp stage and get often such a noise
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I have cable hook up to the VCR That I have the tape playing. It does not make that niose when I watch cable with it
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Member
- Jun 2002
- The Heartland, United States
If it's as BJ_M suggested - and it sounds like it to me, too: Careful or you might damage the sound board on the computer. As he said, make certain you're connected to the audio in on the computer, not the mic in.
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i have it in the line slot. here is a picture
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black one is the capture device
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Member
- Jun 2002
- The Heartland, United States
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Not good - you've gotta be getting interference from somewhere. Have you tried a different audio cable? You may have to add some ferrite cores to the line.
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Free Flying Soul
- Feb 2002
- United States
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It kinda sounds like you have one of the audio channels plugged into a 'video out' signal from the vcr. If you are listening to the output from a pair of speakers that don't have a good stereo separation, you would hear a sharp buzzing noise, and the other audio channel together.
Just a thought.
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