Intensity Pro: intermittent analog input
Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2012 10:24 pm
Hi,
I've got a new Intensity Pro (PCIe) connected to a very fast new Win7 computer.
I'm using it to handle a (huge) pile of legacy media.
Right now, the task is A->D conversion of old self-recorded VHS videos. For now I'm using a simple VHS composite video player, not even S-Video.
Played to a TV monitor, all is well. Sound and video are good, all the time.
Captured via Intensity Pro (even in preview mode, no storage), there are many dropouts per second in both audio and video; it is somewhat dependent on the quality of the tape. I see this both in Adobe PPro CS6 and in BMG Media Express.
I assume some kind of level is set wrong, but I can't find it. The available control panel settings only affect chroma and brightness. I have no I/O processing enabled. (IRE is at 7.5)
HEEELP! Any ideas what this could be?
Blessings,
Pete
I've got a new Intensity Pro (PCIe) connected to a very fast new Win7 computer.
I'm using it to handle a (huge) pile of legacy media.
Right now, the task is A->D conversion of old self-recorded VHS videos. For now I'm using a simple VHS composite video player, not even S-Video.
Played to a TV monitor, all is well. Sound and video are good, all the time.
Captured via Intensity Pro (even in preview mode, no storage), there are many dropouts per second in both audio and video; it is somewhat dependent on the quality of the tape. I see this both in Adobe PPro CS6 and in BMG Media Express.
I assume some kind of level is set wrong, but I can't find it. The available control panel settings only affect chroma and brightness. I have no I/O processing enabled. (IRE is at 7.5)
HEEELP! Any ideas what this could be?
Blessings,
Pete