Infoseite // NTSC VHS digitize (Canopus ADVC-300)

Frage von Lubo79:


Hello,

Please do not hit the same:-o I was looking really respond to the forum and found synonymous contributions relating to. But as I have here a special case of possibly cost me just under 200 ¬, I would know in advance exactly leiber.

Problem: I want to digitize an NTSC VHS cassette. From this I would then take the picture and put the sound of the German version of it.

I have the following equipment available: S-VHS VCR (Panasonic NV-SV121) and the Canopus ADVC-300.

My question is: can I with this hardware, just a NTSC VHS as well as just a PAL VHS synonymous digitize? S.Recorder Or will it fail? In the operating manual that it can carry NTSC output to PAL TV.

I now it is unclear whether this extends to the VHS synonymous with the ADVC-300 to be able to digitize.

I just have to know 100% why because both VHS together cost me about 190 ¬ () true rarities.

Would be very nice if someone here could give some information.

Thank you very much



Antwort von beiti:

If the Panasonic recorder for PAL is built, it will probably not work. Although it is most synonymous Panasonic VHS-NTSC playback, but convert it to PAL-60 is at (an intermediate in which, although still 60 Hz frequency, but the color coding in PAL).
There is a small chance that the Canopus synonymous PAL-M or PAL-N can include (a 60-Hz PAL from South America), then it is conceivable that the signal of the Panasonic synonymous he coped. But I am afraid not before.

Perhaps you describe more precisely what you want to do with the recordings, reveals itself to me not quite the point. If you already have a German version, why do not use directly?
Depending on how the film was scanned, it can still quite different problems genes (for example, different season, wg). 24/25 bps.



Antwort von Lubo79:

Erstmal Thanks for the quick reply. The German version of the cassette has a very bad picture (a thousand times played) and the NTSC is originalveschweisst!. Therefore, I will take the picture of course, the NTSC and drüberlegen the German sound. To be precise, I will make a bilingual DVD from it.

I can fix the sound synchronously. With frame rates or Tonspuranpassung I am very familiar. However, the films were available to me has always been available in digital form. Now this is the first time that I have a NTSC has yet to even digitize.

I should perhaps mention that it is a black and white film acting. ) (because PAL60 problem. Would it then no preference, or does the picture still over flawed?



Antwort von Lubo79:

Check out the times here) at (the tesch specifications.

http://www.produkte.panasonic.de/product/product.asp?sStr=5 @ - @ 1 @ 14 @ 61 @ 63@@@NV SV121EG-S @ S-VHS | VCR @ = & old-fashioned N & upper = & prop =

It says "NTSC transfer - YES". What does this mean? Only playing or what?



Antwort von beiti:

Quote: I should perhaps mention that it is a black and white film acting. ) (because PAL60 problem. Would it then no preference, or does the picture still over flawed? Then there should be no preference.

Quote: It says "NTSC transfer - YES". What does this mean? Only playing or what? The glossary in the Panasonic home page gives the following definition:
Quote: NTSC transfer
Playback of video cassettes with NTSC standard in color. That image sources are standard with NTSC to PAL transformed 60th

Still a little info on image quality: NTSC VHS tapes to run a little faster than PAL-VHS tapes, so take a slightly higher Resolutionauf synonymous. (For analog recording so the image quality increases with increasing tape speed.) Thus, you could have quite fortunate in terms of image quality.



Antwort von Lubo79:

Ok, then I'll simply try. In the worst case, I'll buy myself a purebred NTSC recorder to cheap on eBay.

But I am hopeful that it will work. The Picture of dt VHS is so badly fitted with interference and that brings a factory sealed NTSC cassette in any case a huge quality increase.

Thanks for the nice help
And a lovely night there ...



Antwort von beiti:

I just tried with my Panasonic VHS over the Dazzle DV-Bridge (synonymous as an analog-to-firewire converter) einzuspielen an NTSC video. That does not seem at all worked, recognizes the DV-Bridge is not in the PAL-60.

However, I have only a VHS recorder with composite output. If you capture, Y / C, you could, if necessary, the C-caps s.Kabel signal. Then "learns" the converter is not whether it is PAL or NTSC.



Antwort von Markus:

"beiti" wrote: NTSC VHS tapes to run a little faster than PAL-VHS tapes, so take a slightly higher Resolutionauf synonymous.
The opposite is true: NTSC delivers a visibly poorer picture quality than PAL. This is synonymous to the reason why HD movies in America are in demand so strong in this country are not.

Whether the ADVC-300 rightly synonymous with PAL-60 comes, I can not test for lack of NTSC recording at present. If possible, I would assume that he wants a pure television standard.



Antwort von beiti:

Quote: NTSC delivers a visibly poorer picture quality than PAL. This is synonymous to the reason why HD movies in America are in demand so strong in this country are not. Moment, we are talking of two different things. NTSC and PAL standard is worse than that, no question. With DVDs you can see the synonymous clearly.
Especially in the VHS standard, but can capture the NTSC version with higher speed, what the horizontal resolution significantly improved. NTSC-VHS synonymous provides clear in practice as a PAL VHS, I have purchased a number of NTSC video and have a direct Comparison.
The downside of this "projection" is that on a cassette, which would take 240 minutes in PAL, NTSC draufpassen only 168 minutes.