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| 5115GHC+ Ghosting on VCR tape viewing Does any one have the problem of ghosting and shimmering when viewing a VCR tape connected to 5115GHC+ through scart. Everything else works perfect but as soon as i turn the VCR on the picture is ok for 2 or 3 seconds and then this ghosting and shimmering effect starts. If i record the tape onto DVD it records the ghosting and shimmering as well. Any advice would be appreciated. |
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| Re: 5115GHC+ Ghosting on VCR tape viewing Welcome to the CD Freaks forum ![]() To me, it seems like the DVD recorder is picking up feedback from something. As the DVD recorder outputs a picture over both the AV input and TV-Output Scart sockets, there is a possibility that the VCR may be feeding the incoming signal on the scart back out again. A faulty Scart lead can also cause this, however this can easily be tested by swapping the ends (or trying another lead), since the video in one direction uses different wires in the lead than in the other direction. If your VCR has Two scart sockets, try hooking up the other Scart socket. Alternatively, if you have a Scart to Phono AV kit, try using this to connect the VCR to the DVD recorder, as this will only let the audio & video pass in the one direction. Finally, as a last resort, you can try connecting the VCR inline with the aerial such that the the RF-Out on the VCR connects to the RF-In on the DVD recorder and tune in the VCR as a broadcast channel on the DVD recorder (just be warned that on a Lite-On, this means retuning everything ). The picture quality will be roughtly that you would get with a composite connection, however regardless of whether your VHS tape or VCR is stereo, the RF signal will only have a mono audio signal. |
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| CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Aug 2005
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| Re: 5115GHC+ Ghosting on VCR tape viewing I'D say change that DVD recorder - I,ve had much the same with LITEON recorders so I returned the crap and now have a Toshiba DR4, the resulting DVD is just as good as the original and its filtering is of higher quality than that of a liteon, which uses excessive filtering (blurrier picture) and picks up noise/interference from fan (poor insulation/shielding). I would avoid LITEON DVD RECORDERS , especially if you are recording from tuner. |
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