wklie

回覆 20# anon893

Either way is fine.  For VCR, connect the composite output (yellow) and audio output (white/red) to the MTV7000D-mini composite input.

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anon893

回覆  anon893

Either way is fine.  For VCR, connect the composite output (yellow) and audio output ...
wklie 發表於 2017-12-20 01:45 PM

I connect via Input 3 using S-Video (VCR is S-VHS)
Problem is, MTV cannot pick up signals from the VCR's menu screen and the picture becomes garbled
When playing back tapes, the signal seems normal (if not 100% OK, also some delay) but as long as the machine is stopped, I get the same problem

The recorded signals seem OK but I wouldn't call it stellar
My intention is to have a setup that lets me digitise VHS tape content into good quality files, but unfortunately I've run into the aforementioned issue

Was told by CS to bring in the VCR for their testing but so far I cannot arrange for time
This already has been delayed for a year or two already...
Maybe I'll do it shortly after Xmas

wklie

回覆 22# anon893

If your VCR system can be set to NTSC or PAL, please try both settings.

Please try Composite instead of S-Video, and unplug everything else from the VCR.

S-Video and Composite should not be connected at the same time, for both VCR and MTV7000D-mini.

anon893

回覆  anon893

If your VCR system can be set to NTSC or PAL, please try both settings.

Please try  ...
wklie 發表於 2017-12-20 03:39 PM

Dun think I can set VCR to PAL/NTSC, it's probably auto-detect (depending on tape signal)
I only plug either composite or S-Video, mostly with the latter...
Same result