Graham Bernard
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Yup – gawn!
* Grazie
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Lesson learnt, but I’ll check it, I always make 3 copies of my hard won video.
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The Signal flow is the flow of the Signal, here that is the mic input that you want.
You want to get and keep the Signal to Noise high. I’ve learnt that noise can come in all sorts of flavours. Here, it’s that static you talk of. Having a hollow sound does suggest you’ve got more Noise to Signal and tried “something”.
Can you test something. Unplug your mic, turn your record volume up and record. Play this back and note the levels of the sound you’re getting. What does that sound like?
Look, I’ve spent much time in isolating analogue/digital noise from my sound floor. Oh yes, before I started it was coming in at around -20db, that was really horrid.
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Sounds like, excuse the pun, that somehow you’re recording System. Make sure your Signal flow is the same as your previous sessions.
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[Ross Stark] “Is “CMOS, Jello-ing effect” a real thing? If so, how do I avoid it?”
As I said, it looks like it, not that it actually is.
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That’s doable.
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NAh . . That didn’t work. Sorry.
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Y’know, if I didn’t know any better, I’d say there’s some CMOS, Jello-ing effect coming into play.
Nice conundrum to deconstruct. If I was an AVISYNTH Guru, and I’m not, I bet there’s a Virtuldub ‘filter’ that could be employed.
We’ve been fortunate to have had the presence of John Meyer on this and other boards that is the go to guy on film restoration using tools that his results are simply amazing ????
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[Stephen mesureur] “I have check but it’s not working like I wish. “
Which is what?
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Ross, that’s real nasty! I have TWIXTOR and Mercalli and I’m trying to think of a remedy. Ugh….. I can stick it through my system to ascertain if there is anything remedial that could be done. You interested?
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