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2nd October 2016, 01:34 | #1 | Link |
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x265 features/settings for converting VHS source?
I have some DVD's that were copied from VHS tapes that I would like to re-encode with x265, and I was wondering if there are any special features that remove/improve artifacts associated with VHS? Mostly I'm referring to the "waviness" you see in VHS rips -- I definitely no expert, but I'm under the impression is has something to do with "timecode synchronization" not being used in the VHS > DVD process -- or I could be totally wrong. Anyways, I'm wondering if the problems can be corrected/reduced in the DVD > x265 conversion process.
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VHS is WAY analog, so the analog components you use to rip it matter at least as much as the software you use after. Back in the day, I swore by my Panasonic professional S-VHS deck, capturing from the S-Video output. |
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