I then used one of the AVI files that I have captured a few days ago- this file also has a delay. But, playing the same AVI file on Vdub- using the internal E drive, gave me up to a ± 3 second delay between audio and video. It indicated while capturing that there were no dropped frames or sync issues. Values while capturing: 66 000 frames captured after 44 min, 0 frames dropped/inserted sync: VT adj +0ms current error: 0 I deleted this file and started again to record the same cassette. (Up to 3 seconds at the end of the cassette) I opened the file in Vdub to delete the unnecessary parts and then found that the audio and video was out of sync. Getting home, I stopped recording, but did not look at the parameters in the sidebar.
As the video stopped after 3 hours and Vdub kept on recording- I had a massive file (more than 100GB). I captured a cassette two days ago, while at work. Video >Crossbar: 0:Video Comp In-Video Decoder Out Video >Capture filter: Video decoder>PAL N>OK
Video >Capture pin: PAL N Frame rate: 25 Color space:UyUy Output: 720x576 I plan to keep the original big AVI files, should I need it in future Now saving for future use- encoding, converting to MPEG and DVDs
#Pinnacle video capture vhs 32 bit#
Big file ± 70GB per 3 hoursĪ) Clean: Avisynth will process the video and send the clean video to VitualDub 32 bit.ī) Open Virtual Dub 32 bit version and open the Clean VHS.AVSĬ) From here insert Reverse Field Dominance and select Celocida Codec.ĭ) After ending will get a cleaned Dv file.Ģ. Initial capture with Virtualdub.exe and Lagarith and save on my second internal HD. My plan is to capture all the video cassettes initially and then one after the other move from internal E drive to my external HD with direct stream copy in VirtualDub.ġ. I also cleaned the heads of the VCR just to get the best result possible.Īfter capturing an hour on a very “much used” cassette, I had no dropped frames. I found that the image quality of the Composite connection was better than the S VHS connection, so I am using composite. I also bought an Avermedia A323 Mini Capture card second hand. (From an earlier post: the HR-S8960 does have the desirable DigiPure TBC/DNR feature) Time Base Corrector with Digital Noise Reduction. This one apparently has a built in TBC/DNR, i.e. I bought a JVC SVHS HR-S8960 in a very good condition.
My big disappointment: Audio and video not synced.Īfter studying the subject for a few months, I have started capturing my VHS cassettes with VirtualDub, the cassettes date to the late eighties and nineties.
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