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I have around 6 old VHS cassettes containing some Motorola F:A:S:T. training videos which I would like to digitize and upload to YouTube. I've tried a few local video-to-DVD companies but they've all backed out.
The trouble is that these cassettes are protected with Macrovision(TM) which requires a Timebase Correction Tool to remove the inter-frame pulses. Using a commercial video capture card does not work either because Macrovision(TM) interferes with the frame synchronization.
I am looking for someone dependable who can transfer these videos to DVD. I'll pay for the shipping and whatever you normally charge. If you are able to assist but are concerned about the legal ramifications, I can provide a letter of permission from Motorola.
If you can help, please get in contact with me via this link http://bit.ly/1cZ1CSJ; Facebook; Google+ or the below email address:
I would buy a Timebase Correction Tool but it seems wasteful for a once-off use. Plus I would have to buy a video cassette player.
The trouble is that these cassettes are protected with Macrovision(TM) which requires a Timebase Correction Tool to remove the inter-frame pulses. Using a commercial video capture card does not work either because Macrovision(TM) interferes with the frame synchronization.
I am looking for someone dependable who can transfer these videos to DVD. I'll pay for the shipping and whatever you normally charge. If you are able to assist but are concerned about the legal ramifications, I can provide a letter of permission from Motorola.
If you can help, please get in contact with me via this link http://bit.ly/1cZ1CSJ; Facebook; Google+ or the below email address:
I would buy a Timebase Correction Tool but it seems wasteful for a once-off use. Plus I would have to buy a video cassette player.
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