2Bdecided
5th March 2008, 11:49
I have a PAL S-VHS video source with the following voltage levels:
Sync voltage: 258mV (should be 300mV)
Peak white: 702mV (OK)
My Canopus ADVC110 looks at the sync voltage, assumes the video signal needs amplifying, and in doing so clips the highlights! (It works fine with video signals with 300mV sync - it'll happily preserve -52 to 784mV as 0-255; 0-717mV as 16-235; so it's working about right normally).
I either need to
a) restore the sync voltage to 300mV without touching the picture information, or
b) bring the picture information down without clipping and without touching the sync voltage, or
c) capture with something different!
Suggestions?
Cheers,
David.
Sync voltage: 258mV (should be 300mV)
Peak white: 702mV (OK)
My Canopus ADVC110 looks at the sync voltage, assumes the video signal needs amplifying, and in doing so clips the highlights! (It works fine with video signals with 300mV sync - it'll happily preserve -52 to 784mV as 0-255; 0-717mV as 16-235; so it's working about right normally).
I either need to
a) restore the sync voltage to 300mV without touching the picture information, or
b) bring the picture information down without clipping and without touching the sync voltage, or
c) capture with something different!
Suggestions?
Cheers,
David.