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Mike89 · 16-02-2006

Macrovision on VHS has to be removed with hardware, not software. A lot of TV tuners have circuitry to remove Macrovision. My TV tuner is kind of old now, Leadtech Winfast TV2000XP (which I use along with Nero Vision to convert VHS to DVD) and it removes Macrovision. I believe all Haupauge TV tuners remove it also.

Either that or hook up a video stabilizer (if you can find one) between the VHS output and whatever input you're using.

AnyDVD has got nothing to do with this. Apples and oranges.

16-02-2006	#7 (permalink)
Mike89 CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 318	Re: analog not fixed.... Macrovision on VHS has to be removed with hardware, not software. A lot of TV tuners have circuitry to remove Macrovision. My TV tuner is kind of old now, Leadtech Winfast TV2000XP (which I use along with Nero Vision to convert VHS to DVD) and it removes Macrovision. I believe all Haupauge TV tuners remove it also. Either that or hook up a video stabilizer (if you can find one) between the VHS output and whatever input you're using. AnyDVD has got nothing to do with this. Apples and oranges. __________________ Core 2 Duo 6600 @ 3.2 gig (ThermalRight Ultra 120 Heatsink), Asus P5B Deluxe, 2x1024 Corsair PC6400C4, EVGA GTX 280, NEC 90GX2, X-Fi Extreme Gamer Pro, Lite-on LH-20A1L SATA DVD Burner, Pioneer DVR-216D SATA DVD Burner, Lite-on SHM-165H6S IDE DVD Burner, 2 WD 250 gig (16 meg cache) SATA HDDs, WD 750 gig (external e-sata) HDD, Winfast USB2 TV Tuner, Logitech Z-5500 5.1 Speaker System, Corsair TX750w PSU, Windows XP Pro