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Hello,
I have tried copying Sky+ recorded programmes to my 5-yr old VHS machine, but the quality isn't too good. The picture looks "soft" and there is intermittent "flashing" as if the contrast is being turned up and down for a second or two. Recordings made via the VCR's tuner are excellent, but anything recorded by selecting "AV1", the channed the satellite is connected, to suffers from this problem. Any ideas of causes, and hopefully remedies? Any advice would be much appreciated. Best wishes, Kevin |
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It's called "Macrovision"- it's the same with DVDs if you try and copy
them - you can buy boxes that remove the Macrovision encoding. - Simon. "Kevin Heneghan" wrote in message ... Hello, I have tried copying Sky+ recorded programmes to my 5-yr old VHS machine, but the quality isn't too good. The picture looks "soft" and there is intermittent "flashing" as if the contrast is being turned up and down for a second or two. Recordings made via the VCR's tuner are excellent, but anything recorded by selecting "AV1", the channed the satellite is connected, to suffers from this problem. Any ideas of causes, and hopefully remedies? Any advice would be much appreciated. Best wishes, Kevin |
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Hello there, and thanks for your input.
I'm not sure if this is a Macrovision problem. I've seen the effect of Macrovision, and I'm familiar with them, the problem I'm having isn't that pronounced. I've also noticed that programmes I've recoreded from Sky+ are at much lower volume than those recorded from the VCR's tuner section. Thanks again for your help. Best wishes, Kevin "Simon Heather" wrote in message ... It's called "Macrovision"- it's the same with DVDs if you try and copy them - you can buy boxes that remove the Macrovision encoding. - Simon. "Kevin Heneghan" wrote in message ... Hello, I have tried copying Sky+ recorded programmes to my 5-yr old VHS machine, but the quality isn't too good. The picture looks "soft" and there is intermittent "flashing" as if the contrast is being turned up and down for a second or two. Recordings made via the VCR's tuner are excellent, but anything recorded by selecting "AV1", the channed the satellite is connected, to suffers from this problem. Any ideas of causes, and hopefully remedies? Any advice would be much appreciated. Best wishes, Kevin |
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