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  1. Hi, I have a Blaupunkt RTV-925 EGC and the Panasonic DVD Recorder DMR-ES10. I want to pass my movies on pc and I'm going to buy a Canopus 110 and a firewire board for my pc. Does the DMR-ES10 fix the macrovision problem?
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    Hello, I'm currently ripping my family recordings and I'm encountering a problem - some of my tapes are physically damaged at some points (you can hear a louder tape transport in the VCR and a noisy strip comes through the screen), my Panasonic DMR EH585 detects this as copy-protected content and stops recording. Is there a workaround for this problem or do I have to manually rewind the damaged parts?
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    Originally Posted by Seleron View Post
    Hello, I'm currently ripping my family recordings and I'm encountering a problem - some of my tapes are physically damaged at some points (you can hear a louder tape transport in the VCR and a noisy strip comes through the screen), my Panasonic DMR EH585 detects this as copy-protected content and stops recording. Is there a workaround for this problem or do I have to manually rewind the damaged parts?
    Rewind.
    Not to mention that ripping to MPEG2 is a bad idea. And certainly not with this Panasonic.
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    Originally Posted by Seleron View Post
    By the way, looking through the Service Manual for my recorder I found such an option, which in theory is full passthrough (maybe it will be useful to someone, but it only works rather for analog output):
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    I think by default it's off and you have full pass-through. In service mode you can enable compression and decompression and thus reduce quality.
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  6. Does anyone know how to turn on RF Modulator on PAL units?

    I have some SVHS tapes that should contain teletext
    I also have plenty of VHS tapes (although I know its not enough bandwith I should at least get the header)

    Over Scart (no matter of I select Component or RGB output), there is no teletext (so I believe something is not getting passthrough SCART)

    But over RF, Passthrough (from RF in to RF out) works fine
    No matter what channel I select on my TV (tried Channel 3.4.5), VCR outputs nothing

    I also tried holding [FUNCTIONS] for more then 10seconds, but nothing happens

    Is there maybe some secret combination to turn that on

    Strange fact is also that on the manual I found: https://help.na.panasonic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/DMRES35_RQTV0134_2_ENG.pdf

    The remote looks different then mine: https://images2.imgbox.com/f7/3c/xpD2RmPn_o.jpg

    Buttons which the manual mentions, I dont even have

    Does anyone know what I need to do to get Teletext out of this Combo?
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    Originally Posted by veso266 View Post
    Over Scart (no matter of I select Component or RGB output), there is no teletext (so I believe something is not getting passthrough SCART)
    I'm confused by your workflow. Do you have an S-VHS VCR to play the S-VHS tapes in full quality and you're wanting to use the DMR-ES35V for passthrough TBC, not using its internal VCR playback?

    This won't work. The full VBI isn't digitized by the DVD recorder; only the 576 active lines. The VBI from the passthrough output will be re-generated with only blanking, no Teletext.

    (For what it's worth, I don't think there is a way to get the "raw" uncorrected signal output from the VCR side of this unit, either.)

    Originally Posted by veso266 View Post
    on the manual I found: https://help.na.panasonic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/DMRES35_RQTV0134_2_ENG.pdf

    The remote looks different then mine: https://images2.imgbox.com/f7/3c/xpD2RmPn_o.jpg

    Buttons which the manual mentions, I dont even have
    That's the manual for the Region 1 NTSC version sold in North America. (help.na.panasonic.com)
    My YouTube channel with little clips: vhs-decode, comparing TBC, etc.
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  8. Originally Posted by Brad View Post
    Originally Posted by veso266 View Post
    Over Scart (no matter of I select Component or RGB output), there is no teletext (so I believe something is not getting passthrough SCART)
    I'm confused by your workflow. Do you have an S-VHS VCR to play the S-VHS tapes in full quality and you're wanting to use the DMR-ES35V for passthrough TBC, not using its internal VCR playback?

    This won't work. The full VBI isn't digitized by the DVD recorder; only the 576 active lines. The VBI from the passthrough output will be re-generated with only blanking, no Teletext.

    (For what it's worth, I don't think there is a way to get the "raw" uncorrected signal output from the VCR side of this unit, either.)

    Originally Posted by veso266 View Post
    on the manual I found: https://help.na.panasonic.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/DMRES35_RQTV0134_2_ENG.pdf

    The remote looks different then mine: https://images2.imgbox.com/f7/3c/xpD2RmPn_o.jpg

    Buttons which the manual mentions, I dont even have
    That's the manual for the Region 1 NTSC version sold in North America. (help.na.panasonic.com)
    I am trying to play S-VHS on DMR-ES35V (it can play S-VHS, just not record them I heared) and I am trying to get teletext (only show on TV for now)
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    Hi,
    I am in the UK, using a Sony SLV-SE820 VHS connected to a Magewell Capture HDMI Gen 2, then to OBS on a Mac.
    I've now bought a Panasonic DMR-ES10 and cannot for the life of me get a VHS signal passing though the ES10 to show on OBS.

    The Sony VHS has 2x scart (one blue) sockets and no S-Video or RCA (red, white yellow).
    I connect the VHS to the ES10 via scart but cannot see videos playing - I can view the ES10's menu ok though.

    The first page of this thread shows ES10/15 screenshots, but they are not exactly the same as what I can see on my ES10.
    Hopefully I've just missed a simple thing - any ideas?
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    Well, literally I discovered the reason as soon as I had posted the question (typically) - my remote has 'input select' and pressing this has finally given me a picture!
    I will thoroughly read the thread to see if there's anything I can learn later. Though my ES10 menu doesn't seem to have anything relating to NR?
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    Originally Posted by Beelzebomb
    Though my ES10 menu doesn't seem to have anything relating to NR?
    This is for my ES-15, but it should be the same for your ES-10: on your remote, hit the Display button. Then go to Picture. The AV In NR menu will pop up. Turn NR off.
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    Originally Posted by Beelzebomb
    Though my ES10 menu doesn't seem to have anything relating to NR?
    This is for my ES-15, but it should be the same for your ES-10: on your remote, hit the Display button. Then go to Picture. The AV In NR menu will pop up. Turn NR off.
    Your ES-15 must be different from mine? Under Picture I only see the Comb Filter. And this should be set to ON for any Composite source (VCR) to suppress dotcrawl and rainbows.
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    You didn't hit the "Display" button. That is the Setup menu.
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