You know, my wife was trying to watch Episodes 4,5, and 6 of Star Wars, and then Episode 1 before going to see Attack of the Clone. So, she popped her VHS copies of episodes 4-6 into the VCR (one at a time, thankfully, hehe) and it looked like crap upon crap on our Mitsubishi Diamond 65" HDTV.
Now, the VCR is not S-VHS, and it was average technology when we got it 5 years ago, never been cleaned, and only has coax & composite outputs. Yeah, a real POS.
Aside from possibly getting a JVC D-VHS when the price drops another $500 from what I can already get it for ($1200), I'm wondering if I can clean the signal up and feed it into the DTV inputs on my RPTV using DScaler.
Heck, if I am going to do that I mine as well rip it to my hard drive and wave a magic wand around it, burn it as either a DVD-R under MPEG-2 or create a bloody VCD of these episodes and use my Panny RP56.
Thoughts?
Now, the VCR is not S-VHS, and it was average technology when we got it 5 years ago, never been cleaned, and only has coax & composite outputs. Yeah, a real POS.
Aside from possibly getting a JVC D-VHS when the price drops another $500 from what I can already get it for ($1200), I'm wondering if I can clean the signal up and feed it into the DTV inputs on my RPTV using DScaler.
Heck, if I am going to do that I mine as well rip it to my hard drive and wave a magic wand around it, burn it as either a DVD-R under MPEG-2 or create a bloody VCD of these episodes and use my Panny RP56.
Thoughts?