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  1. 24th Dec 2002 21:01 #1
    willy_annand
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    i need to purchase a new VCR to hook up to my Winnov Videum 1000 plus card. I have several older VHS tapes and my current VCR is low end. Any suggestions for a new one. I need one that will put out a good strong signal for the capture card. And be able to handle 2, 4 and 6 hour speeds.
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  2. 24th Dec 2002 21:40 #2
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    I would suggest a S-VHS which outputs a s-video signal which is the best quality for VHS and capturing . I think JVC makes them around $130, I'm not sure though.
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    If you play normal VHS in an SVHS player you still only get normal VHS quality, if your capturing from normal VHS you don't need SVHS
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    Originally Posted by CommanderXJL
    If you play normal VHS in an SVHS player you still only get normal VHS quality, if your capturing from normal VHS you don't need SVHS
    But I do need a strong signal. Someone mentioned something about time correction, but I know nothing about that.

    Anyone able to help with that?
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