I have a bunch of SVHS videos I plan on transferring to DVD.
I know I can simply copy them to Replay and transfer, edit and burn. I want to get the best quality I can. My VCR is the top JVC (time base correction, digital filters, etc). JVC's manual says to turn of the filters when duping.
I was thinking of transferring the files using the Plextor capture unit with built in encoder chip.
Once the mpeg is created what is the best way to eliminate tape noise and artifacts after/during editing, before burning the final DVD?
I was thinking the software equivalent of the digital filtering high end tv sets use where the noise blip is in 1 frame but not the next, so it is eliminated.
I know I can simply copy them to Replay and transfer, edit and burn. I want to get the best quality I can. My VCR is the top JVC (time base correction, digital filters, etc). JVC's manual says to turn of the filters when duping.
I was thinking of transferring the files using the Plextor capture unit with built in encoder chip.
Once the mpeg is created what is the best way to eliminate tape noise and artifacts after/during editing, before burning the final DVD?
I was thinking the software equivalent of the digital filtering high end tv sets use where the noise blip is in 1 frame but not the next, so it is eliminated.