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04-03-2008, 07:57 PM
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Jvc Sr-v10u Vhs
A note on old color using a modern VHS for archiving. This may belong in the rectangular forum, but I am posting here as the source was old color. Mods may move it if they see fit.
I happened to decomission a few of these JVC VHS decks from work lately and took one home for a few VHS to DVD transfers. What an amazing unit. It's claim to fame is a digital TBC which can be switched on and off on the front panel. It powers up with the TBC on. It's digital processing is spectacular with fixing noise and hooking. I ran my March, 1989 off-air copy from KYW here in Philadelphia of Peter Pan to DVD and it is a treat to see...NBC Peacock intro and all. If you need a good VHS and get a chance, get this unit and forget all the others. The photos are a sample of what it does on my Chromacolor III. The pix are a bit contrasty and full of moire. But look at the noise reduction in the dark blue sky through the window and the improvement of the costume colors. I wish I had this when I did my massive VHS>DVD transfers last year. Pix were shot using a Panasonic camcorder in photo mode. Much slower shutter speed. Dave A
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04-04-2008, 10:08 PM
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I wish someone was decomissioning some Sony Beta HiFi decks. I have about 150 or more Beta HiFi tapes waiting to be converted to DVD.
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John of Memphis Currently own 5 working Zeniths Color TV's and one needing repair. PLUS a Zenith Circle of Sound AM-FM radio.
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