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  1. 7th Jul 2018 04:07 #1
    Chief Mouse
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    Attached a sample cut from a DV capture.

    Any way to remove & reduce it? Thanks.
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  2. 7th Jul 2018 04:39 #2
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    by connecting your vcr and video grabber to the same power source, usually this fix the problem
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    The line is burned in the tape.
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  4. 7th Jul 2018 10:21 #4
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    I was able to almost completely remove similar horizontal bars from an amateur Kinescope of a 1950s NFL game (only known capture of a 1950s NFL TV broadcast). Here is the "before/after":

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx26T6WOZ_4

    Here is the discussion where I provided details of how I did this work:

    Bad 1950s Kinescope - Hopeless?

    Your vertical bar is pretty subtle, so I don't know if my algorithms would be able to detect it.
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