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Posted by mattmatt02 on 09-16-2005 06:15 PM:

Re-Mastering

hi fellow vcdq'ers...

i was just wondering if theres any software for remastering video footage. i have a vhs tape from like 2 years ago which got very warped when i lent it out to someone a while back. the stuff on it i cant find anywhere else (the best of the new tom green show to be exact) and i wouldnt mind keeping these shows...

i just need to blur out or clean up some split second things like flickers and horizontal lines. they happen constantly for the first 5-10 minutes of the tape and are very distracting.

its not a tracking problem or anything, ive tried adjusting it etc and tried about 3 vcrs and the same thing on every one

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Posted by scottymac on 09-16-2005 06:33 PM:

Rent/Purchase a Time Base Corrector.

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Posted by T-H-E-W-H-O on 09-16-2005 08:04 PM:

thats gonna take some time to fix, and i would imagine the outcome wouldent even be worth it. Im pretty sure you can find that on dvd SOMEWHERE....


Posted by pHo on 09-16-2005 08:18 PM:

the reason you can't find the best of the new tom green show anywhere is, only c4 were pathetic enough to air such a hacked up edition of his show.

i shouldn't really dig c4 too much, but their tv lineup tonight sucks so thats enough for me to get pissy.

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Posted by dstrac99d on 09-16-2005 08:24 PM:

your friend accidently did ya a favor..

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Posted by Mother on 09-16-2005 08:55 PM:

I'd suggest AviSynth + the DeScratch filter, but looks like it might be too much for it.
Can you just delete the affected frames or are there too many?


Posted by mattmatt02 on 09-16-2005 11:01 PM:

theres quite a few messed up frames. i keep getting split second flickers like the ones in the images and split-second lines rolling down the screen.

i think the tape is slightly chewed at the edge or sumthin


Posted by antihero on 09-17-2005 01:03 AM:

c'mon, why dont you just admit you want to clean up the 1000 time rewatched bits on your dads porno?


Posted by qualityp on 09-20-2005 03:08 PM:

Something else to try

just a thought but have you tried tightening the spools (I use the word spools cos I cant think of anything better, the wheels on a video), if they are loose this can cause the tape to flap against the head of the video and cause a bad picture. If you turn the spools oposite ways until they dont move.

Worth a shot

NB I used to work at blockbuster (until I was fired), so therefore I am an expert on all things VHS


Posted by mattmatt02 on 09-20-2005 07:35 PM:

hmm sounds like a good idea but how would i go about doing that?? is it hard?? besides, the recording is about 3 years old, the tape is 10 years old and used to be used all the time but was all i could find at the time of recording, so its bound to be a little dodgy. i will try the spool thing though!


Posted by scottymac on 09-20-2005 08:33 PM:

Rent a fucking time base corrector already!

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Posted by mattmatt02 on 09-20-2005 10:03 PM:

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Originally posted by scottymac
Rent a fucking time base corrector already!

i already got a simple one called a 'video stabilizer' or something. its just got a scart in/scart out thing. it corrects color balance and stablilizes picture etc but wont take away the flickers and areas where the tape is a bit chewed...


i got it 3 years ago so i could copy dvd to video (b4 broadband) so it would remove the macrovision signal. it worked pretty damn nice aswell !!


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