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Old 07-04-2006, 08:10 AM
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Hi. I am looking at putting my video collection onto DVD.
Some of the videos aren't looking their best and I was hoping to capture them onto my computer and then clean up the footage before burning.

I have read a large number of Posts that have strongly suggested that a SVHS recorder/player is best for video restoration (which is what I'm essentially doing) as it ensures that at least the footage has a chance of being displayed at its best which would save some cleaning up at the editing stage.

So my questions are -

Who still makes SVHS players?
Which one is going to play my footage the best? (or do they all?)
Do they sell them in Australia, or do I have to go overseas to get what I want?

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All major manufacturers still make SVHS VCR's. Some particularly good ones too.
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Thanks for the reply.
Can you suggest any brands that are better than others?
Are JVC better than Panasonic or Sony for example?
What price range should I be looking at for a decent SVHS player? (don't worry about currency type)

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If possible and if still availabe get one with a built in TBC. Will help keep jitter down.
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