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Could be that it does not replace or adequately clean the vertical synch where the crap lies...I've got a few consumer TBCs that make tape look good (the main design objective of a TBC), but won't touch macro-vision....
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/For-a-FA-310...item4184a68490 I'm at a loss, I just wanna watch a damn movie!
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I have a 1997 movie on VHS called 'HOUSE ARREST' that has this crap and the video looks NOT AS GOOD AS IF IT DIDNT HAVE THIS GARBAGE!!!!! Does anyone know how to remove it?? (W/o using anything DIGITAL to do it) |
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Score one of the "stereo" RF modulators sold by Radioshack between 2000 and 2003. Somehow they more or less blatantly ignore macrovision. |
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Back in 2001 or so I bought 3 "Stereo 2000" modulators on clearance at RS. Is that the one? Only MTS Stereo modulator I recall ever seeing for sale at RS.
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No, this was the regular $29.99 modulator box at the time. It has composite and L/R RCA jacks and an S-Video jack (Screen-door on a submarine!) on it, and the only thing up front was a red LED. I'm gonna go dig through some things and see if I can't scare up the part number for us. (I worked at the shack from 2002-2005.)
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Actually it is called a "Theater 2001" stereo modulator. I had to go look to refresh my memory. Cost was way more than $29.95 for a true MTS stereo modulator back then, more like $200-300. I don't know if it removes the copyguard junk.
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I found 2 RF modulators @ salvation army and 1 of them has what you describe! Cat # PH61159 (PH - Philips??) On the back its got RF in/out Audio L/R VIDEO IN and an S-video jack..... On the front A RED light (MOD. ON) and a channel 3 or 4 switch...... Last edited by Dude111; 12-29-2014 at 03:37 PM. |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk0wDG_bZwc |
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Interesting. This modulator I have that I bought over at the Radio Shack Clearance Center (...in FW off of Northside Drive and I-35W, used to go there every 2nd or 3rd Saturday don't remember exactly at 7 AM lined up and waiting...) back in 2000-2001 is an early possibility they probably cleared out, too expensive. I bought 3 of these discontinued items for $30 ea. No single chip wonder here like in their later model in Chris Cuff's video. Notice the separate DBX encoder chip to make it exactly right. VR2 I marked on the board back then, that's the video level. Was low out of the box.
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my home! And my mother was, for a time, Mr. Tandy's receptionist. |
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Do you have a link to a manual for your TBC? (Now looks like no.) Does it have a white clip adjustment? Adjustment for which vertical interval lines are blanked? (I may be remembering BetaSP VTRs rather than TBCs on the blanking.)
(Remarkably, the one on koppix.net has one for a buy-it-now price of $11.) Chip Last edited by Chip Chester; 12-15-2014 at 09:46 PM. |
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TBC manufacturers are understandably a bit reluctant to say whether their products will strip Macrovision. In practice I understand that industrial/professional TBCs will do this. They will certainly insert new blanking and syncs.
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