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  1. 11th Jul 2002 16:30 #1
    hardrock
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    Hello everyone

    I'm trying some experiences in capture. When I capture from some bad VHS tapes to DVD, I get a lot of noise. Is there any mode to capture in without get this lot of noise? I've tried the Noise Reductor of TMPGEnc and I didn't see many difference between the orignal and the filtered. I just want to conserve some tapes.

    Thanks in advice
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  2. 11th Jul 2002 16:44 #2
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    Try temporal smoother filter with Avisynth or VDub.
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    Stills the same
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  4. 11th Jul 2002 18:09 #4
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    Well, .... with my Panasonic DMR E-20 DVD Home Recorder I get great results form any source even VHS, because this machine has a built in full frame TBC and a YBC filter corrector also, now these device may be avaible as stand-alone mixing device but I bet they are not cheap, Frys sells a very good video corrector from SIMA for $149, that may help you out, plus they do have a 30 day return policy if for some reason it does not perform to your satisfaction.
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