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Do video clarifiers really work?
Has anyone tried one of those cheap video clarifier units that claim to filter out copy protection?
Do they work?
Would be nice to know, no?
-Anthony
Do they work?
Would be nice to know, no?
-Anthony
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Anthony- Slot 1 Celeron 400, Asus P2B, 256MB PC-100
- AGP Marvel-TV 8MB NTSC
- Turtle Beach Montego PCI sound card
- C: IBM 10.1, 5400, Primary on 1, System, Swap, Software
- D: IBM 13.5, 5400, Primary on 2, Dedicated to video
- E: Memorex 48x CD, Secondary on 1
- F: Yamaha CD-RW 2x2x8, Secondary on 2
- Win98, FAT32 on C: & D:
- MediaStudio Pro 5.2
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I got a Sima Color Corrector with my new VCR for use in capturing some of my VHS videos to .mpg for
more convenient viewing. It makes the contrast worse - washes out most grays, can't adjust.
I mostly run with it off. Had to turn it on for
the first few seconds of one tape because PC-VCR wouldn't start recording without it.
Oddly, I have one VHS tape with a big "MACROVISION PROTECTED!" sticker on it, and was able to capture
with PC-VCR without the corrector on (running from the S-Video on the VCR). I haven't applied any
Macrovision hacks to my drivers.
Is it true that these anti-macrovision devices are going to be illegal in the USA after this year?
Mikey
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