Bob Eager wrote
Lidl are selling one this coming week - £15
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VHS to DVD
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I bought mine to transfer programmes from my NTSC tapes. I had to find a VCR that would send out a usable signal, as PAL-60 can be viewed but not recorded, and with that input, it works fine. It will accept signals that Hauppauge will not. No DVDs are available for most of the programmes I transferred.
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In message , Mike
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Had to go to Lidl this afternoon - didn't see this in the east London store I went to.
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I bought a Neostar video digitiser for half that price and I wouldn't recommend it because it has an AGC system which cranks the video level and colour saturation up on dark scenes, making them unusable. Does the video-2-pc unit do that?
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I've only copied maybe half-a-dozen tapes so far, but haven't noticed anything at all untoward. You weren't trying to copy a tape with copy protection, were you?
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No, my holiday videos. They play back on tv without changing levels but through the digitiser they pump up and down with overall scene brightness.
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Noted. All I can repeat is that my Video-2-PC doesn't seem to do this. I had previously bought an EZCap/EZeeCap/EasyCap (well, the 'heap-of-junk' version) for a fiver - and couldn't make much sense of it. However, even with that, the video which it was supposed to be recording looked normal.
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My EZCap (the good one) doesn't show any of that behaviour.