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Glitch/hit in beta tape
I have an archival clip captured from Beta SP. There is a 2-3 frame glitch in it. I remember somewhere there was a plug in to repair or at least lessen the glitch but for the life of me I can’t find it. Anyone know what I’m talking about.
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Analog glitches (dropouts) are different than digital glitches. Digital Heaven has a plug-in for digital glitches.
Steve Eisen
Eisen Video Productions
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Any tips in dealing with analog glitches?
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Actually, this one by Digital Heaven is for ANALOG dropouts…
https://www.digital-heaven.co.uk/dh_dropout
Shane
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Scott- Start with the first clean frame and go. If you need a soft transition go ahead and build it.
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JerryMacPro 2.93 Quad
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Not sure what machine you used to capture from, but the BVW series had much better dropout compensation than the PVW and UVW series and way, way better than the J-3 or other digital decks.
If you can’t fix it to your satisfaction, you might try getting it dubbed from a BVW-75 at a dub house.
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You can correct a variety of glitches with Rainer Standke’s free Too Much Too Soon plug-ins. There’s a hair and scratch removal plug-in there which can take out small glitches easily and quickly.
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Neil Sadwelkar
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Neil, I think you’ll find that Mattias Sandström is the talented author of the impressive Too Much Too Soon plugin collection.
https://www.mattias.nu/plugins/
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Take the last good frame b/4 the glitch and duplicate it. OR just cut out the glitch frames. Or dissolve around them.
Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta
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