Need a program to clean up video

2ZOD.COM · 7th March 2006, 03:50

Hey there. I need a program that can clean up some video. I have a clip that is really jumpy and jittery from an old vhs tape. Are there any programs that can analyze and clean up the video?

The image jumps a lot due to the tape degrading.

ANY any all info is always appreciated!

neuron2 · 7th March 2006, 05:15

Try a hardware time base corrector (TBC) prior to capture. Anything else will be an exercise in futility.

2ZOD.COM · 8th March 2006, 15:19

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Originally Posted by neuron2

Try a hardware time base corrector (TBC) prior to capture. Anything else will be an exercise in futility.

Darn, I figured that was the case. Is there anywhere I can pick one of those up? (ie. radio shack?) I would assume not, so do you know of any places to get a cheap one online?

All this video stuff is more of a side job/hobby, so I don't want to commit too much of my funds. When I say cheaper, I mean in the $100 area?

I just want to get the best product for my money, if you know of any places I would greatly appreciate a point in the right direction.

Thanks!

Slitheen · 24th March 2006, 01:37

My S-VHS JVC video recorder has one built in. It does wonders on VHS playback.

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7th March 2006, 05:15	#2 \| Link
neuron2 _ Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 16,660	Try a hardware time base corrector (TBC) prior to capture. Anything else will be an exercise in futility.

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Slitheen Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 103	My S-VHS JVC video recorder has one built in. It does wonders on VHS playback.