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I have a Sony Handycam camcorder and I need to digitalize its 8mm tapes. Playing the tapes in the camcorder, the video appears fine in the camera visor, but using the analog cable (RCA) and plugging ...
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When scanning old prints and slides, I use ExifTool to write the MWG:CreateDate tag into the digital files to record when the scans were done. Now I'm having old 8mm home camcorder videotapes ...
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For the purpose of archiving, I'm digitizing a number of VHS tapes into lossless video files using FFmpeg. How can I optimize my FFmpeg command further in order to come closer to the requested specs ...
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I'm looking to digitize a couple of Super 8 film reels using what's called a Wolverine digitizer/converter, which is a device that allows a person to digitize Super 8 film. However, while researching ...
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I've read online--though I forget the exact source--that when one wants to digitize a reel of Super 8 film and create a computer video file out of it at a resolution of 1080p that the final video file ...
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I'd like to know why does outputting an analog source at higher resolutions (digitizing) produce a better picture quality, however slight, on higher resolution screens than just outputting at a lower ...
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You often/used to hear that "35mm film is 4K, 16mm film is 2K, and Super 8 film is 720p," so why do I often see services such as this one offering to digitize Super 8 film at 4K? If all of ...
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This is a follow-up question to this one. The DigitalFAQ forum, whose members seem to know a lot about this particular topic, say about TBCs: You must have some form of TBC, it's not optional. You ...
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In the process of digitizing family VHS tapes, amateur video producers often encounter audio drift or skew where the audio track becomes out of sync with the video: It slowly dawned on me that the ...
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Similar to this post, I've sent some video tapes off to be digitized. In this case, they are mini-DV tapes which should be 720x480 resolution (more or less). The resulting MP4 files do claim to be ...
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I stupidly posted this on Photography SE yesterday evening. I'm posting now in a more appropriate place. I've been trying to get my hands on some of the very best digital versions of some classic ...
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I had some old super 8mm film digitized, and the result looks almost right. I did a little poking around and I'm wondering if they squished the film into a standard (but wrong) aspect ratio. The ...
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I'm digitizing my old tape recordings from usb dongle. Everything been ok, I digitized several tapes, but I'm abandoned this project for a while and reinstalled windows. Keeping on secondary drive the ...
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An uncompressed digitized VHS tape is like 60 gigs. Obviously way too big. I can compress it down using H.265 and get basically the same quality. But before I do that, is there any production ...
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I am working on a Kickstarter project video, and I would like to use footage from the website the project is raising funds for. I know I could use screen recorders, but if I am for example scrolling ...
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