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Originally Posted by Asmodian
Why would s-video not be recommended for VHS?
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Because I read several times that VHS recorded video in a composite mode, Y and C are blended.
S-VHS record Y and C separately, thus a s-video cable is especially useful for S-VHS.
It means that for VHS, Y and C have to be separated by the capture card (if VCR connected in composite) or before, like I tried with the dvd burner used as intermediary.
And the quality of this separation varies from one device to another.
Topic on the same subject ;
http://forum.grassvalley.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=1389
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Originally Posted by Asmodian
"Analyze" is pretty vague.
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I got this answer on another forum ;
ColorYUV(analyze=true)
I tested but the results look very close and depend on the frames (values change from a frame to another), so it's hard to make a conclusion.
I cropped black borders ;
crop(16,2,-6,-24)
Don't forget that my question also concerns the TBC quality (you can compare both composite extracts).