Hi,
I am trying to import some old Video8 tapes which contain quite a few gaps. This means that the import keeps stopping when there is no signal. Is it possible to either make the No Signal timeout longer or remove this restriction altogether. I really just want to archive these tapes, so I don't have time to sit through 12 x 90mins of kids parties!
Thanks in anticipation!
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Analog Import With No Signal
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RMBF
, Apr 14 2009 01:14 PM
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Jim_Hardin
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Posted 15 April 2009 - 02:49 AM
No Signal means… No Signal
I have suggested a daisy chain but no one has ever come back and told me how it work! Maybe you will be the first
Camcorder >> VCR >> Capture device
The one in the middle can be anything, TV, DVD Player, another camcorder, just as long as it can input and output a signal.
My Theory is that the middle device will output a signal even when it isn't receiving one, fooling the capture device…
I have suggested a daisy chain but no one has ever come back and told me how it work! Maybe you will be the first
Camcorder >> VCR >> Capture device
The one in the middle can be anything, TV, DVD Player, another camcorder, just as long as it can input and output a signal.
My Theory is that the middle device will output a signal even when it isn't receiving one, fooling the capture device…
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