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Wrong audio track while importing
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I take the point, it seems to be really the best conversion, as the camera itself is made to do that work. I will try to find a cheap camera, maybe I’m lucky and I find one with defect, just to be used for that kind of works eheh… I even used my Panasonic G3 connected to a VHS recorder, to bypass a defect it got that ruins the tape.
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I used an old Panasonic MS5 which is mono, didn’t know about this HIFI function though, nice to know.
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I’m glad you are already getting a benefit from the idea. I bought my Sony camera on eBay many years ago, and it is still my standard technique for capturing VHS. The Sony was my first digital video camera, and it encouraged me to start editing video on the computer. I will be very surprised if you cannot find a suitable camera.
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I see some sold for 20€ that need to be repaired to record. But I just need it turns on and comunicate with the pc, and with the input audio/video channel as well. I already spent more thant expected to repair my VHS recorder, si I better try to limit further expenses…!
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I did one last try on the captured videos… as said their conversion through the VLC reader options had no success… so I tried to import them through Windows Movie Maker and it works, it seems that I don’t need to spend further hours to import all these VHS once again… It was able to convert the file I created, into an MP4 accepted by Vegas.
In any case I willbuy a MiniDV camera for future conversions, thank you all
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