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Assuming I had a problem somewhere I tried different combinations of connections and cables (composite, s-video or coaxial), hardware drivers, capture software, different VCR's and even the camcorder that was used to record the tape. I want to stress the point that this noise and strobing were not present if the tapes were played normally from a VCR to TV.

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After following the directions found in both the ATI manual and on DigitalFaq.Com I quickly noticed that all my captures had a intermittent noisy white band across the top 10 to 20% of the video, additionally I was getting a strobing / flashing affect in the entire frame. A month after setting up my new computer I finally had time to sit down and start learning the basics.

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It takes quite a bit of time, and I have been putting it off for ages, but it is turning out to be surprisingly good fun as various members of the Mustud household get involved.My first adventure into analog capture started with the purchase of brand new system and a ATI All In Wonder 9800 Radeon Pro video card capable of converting analog signals to a digital format. Now that the oldest ones are done I have about another 1500 to do that are about 30 years old. I made high res scans with a Canon photo scanner and was very pleased at just how many worked out really well after digital rework.

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I scanned about 200 fourty plus year old slides last week. I guess I will use it for about 6 months or so and then sell it on eBay so that someone else who wants to get their family memories saved can get the benefit. Your comment about DVR compared to computer based conversion is interesting and is consistent with all the online info I found. Its way to pricey for me as a stand alone as there are pretty good alternatives. I know that Canopus sometimes bundled a cut down version with ADVC, however alas no longer.

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I think the Canopus software you mean is Edius. In term of the end quality I think computer based transfer has better quality than DVR job. I used the canopus software encoder( name escape me) that I got from a friend working in Michael's camera. There are a lot of features that pro may find very useful like mixing different sound tracks adding music score to home video and creating digital effects. Adobe Premiere and Sony Vegas are way over complicated (too professional) for someone like me. No, the days of me doing video conversion is long over I used to use Adobe Premiere, Sony Vegas 5 and DVD Lab Pro. Yes, I thought about the 55 model, however the 110 model price from the US is pretty good, so thought I would get it with its better functionality.Д«ecause we are looking at this for long term record storage the main use will be the large avi files, however still trying to decide on the best way to create dvds for other moments. There are various internet posts about that. You will need a lot of disc space but that is cheap today and a lot of time as rendering takes at least 3 or 4 hours depend on your pc. I found dvd lab pro was very easy to use and got great feature for creating dvd menus.

I used both adobe premier and dvd lab pro. ADVC100 does has the feature to remove macrovision. When I was doing video conversions for myself and friends I found there is macrovision on some of my home videos ( I don't know how they get on the tape). ADVC55 has some little switches which disable the macrovision. I am surprised that you did not get ADVC55 which is essentially the same unit in a smaller cig box.

Bypass macrovision protection canopus advc110