What i have been told is that Bauer/Bosch might be a Sony camera in a Bauer body, maybe this i why the Sonye plays the tape better. The problem might be that the taps trackes and the head on the G20, docent line up and the tolerance is different than the Sony. It's nice, just pressing rec in capture and it records all of the tape, no PAUSE if theres static and combining several small clips. When using the TRV235e via the D-Link (firewire), the result is like the TRV240e (no static and poor sound) Tried cleaning the G20, but same result with static and poor sound. I hooked the TRV240e up just like my G20 via ADVC 110, put there where no static and the sound where smooth, no glitches or half spoken words.įirst i thourght it need a clean tape, but thats not easy too buy, but i found a Sony DRC-TRV235e camera on sale and bought i and it had a Sony dry cleaning tape with i. I spoke to my photodealer, who also records old video8 tape till DVD and tried his Sony DCR-TRV240e, just to see if there was an difference and WOW there where. I recorded 4 video8 tapes, cutting out the static, line up clips and so on, no problems at all. Posts: 3609 Joined: Wed 12:34 pm Location: Peru, NY, USA I need to monitor the capturing, if there are some static that makes PP stop capturing (I got about 30 hours of tapes at the moment, thats a lot of time monitoring the capturing) Yes, it can be touchy and time consuming. Scene detection won't work on analog tapes. Make sure to start the source tape (VCR) first. The 4 issues, makes is a challange for me to capture, because im missing the first 5-10 sec of the tape and i need to monitor the capturing, if there are some static that makes PP stop capturing (I got about 30 hours of tapes at the moment, thats a lot of time monitoring the capturing) Draco_DK New User When rewinding to 53min and makes a new capture, PP recorde fine until the tape runs out. After capturing about 40min, there is 2min of static (nothing recordet) this PP captures, but about 55min within the capture, there is a short "rolling" static, this makes PP stops recording. Just recorde my first complet tape and got some issues.ġ: If i press record and the play on my camcorder, PP stops short after telling me, no frames where capturet.Ģ: When i try using the "TAPE" button (what i found, this would tell PP, that i want to record a complet tape), it starts recording, but when i press play on my camcorder, the capture goes on PAUSE and don't start again.ģ: Watch a video regrading capuring a complet tape, where "Scren Detection" was recomended, but if i use it (if i just press record or use TAPE), it only begings to record 10sec in the tape, but there is video and sound from when i press PLAY on the camcorder, therefor the first 5-10 seconds i cant capture.Ĥ: Found that PP may stop recording if there is some static. there for I just don't want to choose a lower quality output if S-Video would give at quality boost. I don't know if the camcord supply's the best output or the tapes are low quality, because they have been put away for the last 10 years. I want to capture the same quality as the tapes, so that i got the best material to edit.
I can't find any setting when caputering that relates to this, and it dosent follow the project (it's the same, in DVCPRO50 or standard PAL project when capturing in the project) I can't post at screenshot of this from the file info When i record in capture in PP, i get 3.6MB/sec (216Mb pr miniute) and when i look at the file info it is at Quality = 3 normal. On a danish sites it recomende to use S-video out rather than composite, there for i orderet a S-Video cable and will get the audio like with composite. I got som Video8 tapes that i want to transfere to my Mac.īought a Grass Valley/Canonpus ADVC 110 and a Canon G20 H8/Hi8 camcorder PAL.Ĭonnected the camcorder via composite (Yellow video - Black to Audio L phono), the camera don't have stereo out and the tapes is from a Bauer VCC 830 camcorder bougt i 91' and don't think it records in stereo anyway, but the camara is long gone. I was recomende this forum, from a user one Adobes Premiere forum.
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