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Posted by Steve(JazzHunter) on 08/29/05 15:59
On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 11:49:09 +0000 (UTC), retsuhcs@xinap.moc (Mike S.)
wrote:
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>In article <6JlQe.91$v83.34@newssvr33.news.prodigy.com>,
>Commander <nospam@nospam.net> wrote:
>>hello all.
>>
>>i have read a little bit about this item and wanted some feedback. i have a
>>very large chunk of old vhs tapes that i want to convert to dvd. many of
>>them have some tracking issues making the pictures jitter a fair amount up
>>and down (can only do so much with the manual tracking). i can usually get
>>the picture pretty good but occasional twitches still occur.
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>>i've read about "tcb"s and know they can repair jitter issues (not sure what
>>they can do for tracking issues. the ct-200 claims to be a stabilizer. is it
>>also considered a tcb?
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>You mean TBC, right? As in Time Base Corrector?
>The SIMA "Go DVD" will not do what you require.
And if there is bad vertcal sync due to mistracking, the cause of
Commander's "jitter," then the TBC will not be able to do anything
with it. The tape path alignment should be adjusted to get rid of the
jitter first. For off-standard tapes I actually have a good old
Toshiba on which I can adjust the tape guides as needed to optimize
tracking, using a scope on the RF waveform.
... Steve ..
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