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10th March 2023, 11:08
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Copy-protected VHS
I am now at parent's home, where I have found dozens of VHS cassettes I do not need them further.
My intention is to keep one, maybe two of them, and in particular those whose copy protection is the hardest to bypass, in order to have it/them as testing objects. The rest will be discarded, as I have anyway the movies on DVD/BD, and the flat has to be given up for a smaller one. I think Disney is the most difficult to copy, but maybe there are ideas?
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16th March 2023, 10:07
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I remember that the most effective way to bypass CP was using RF in-out, so: https://github.com/oyvindln/vhs-decode
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Yesterday, 06:57
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U need an external TBC or some of those old video mixers.
Check this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul0LwlIbFW8 |
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