I was wondering if someone could post an update on capturing with the JVC D-VHS decks using VV6.
In this particular case, I'm only trying to use it for low-res caps from plain VHS with the external Vegas Capture utility (instead of a fancier deck with a legitimate capture card). I was pleased to see it had deck control, and saw the deck as a "Microsoft DV Camera and VCR," but there were no images or audio in preview or capture. I've played with the I/O settings on the deck, and returned them to "No Conv." and 4:3. I was also unable to get Vegas to see the deck in HD mode within the internal Vegas HD Capture utility using an HD D-VHS demo tape, although I didn't really want to do that anyway because of disk space.
If I have to, I can probably run it through my Pyro AV-Link using component video and analog audio, but I'd rather not if I can avoid it. I'm not as confident of sync holding on a long-running capture that way, and I like the idea of having deck control.
I'm appreciative of any help or wisdom you can offer.
Brooke
In this particular case, I'm only trying to use it for low-res caps from plain VHS with the external Vegas Capture utility (instead of a fancier deck with a legitimate capture card). I was pleased to see it had deck control, and saw the deck as a "Microsoft DV Camera and VCR," but there were no images or audio in preview or capture. I've played with the I/O settings on the deck, and returned them to "No Conv." and 4:3. I was also unable to get Vegas to see the deck in HD mode within the internal Vegas HD Capture utility using an HD D-VHS demo tape, although I didn't really want to do that anyway because of disk space.
If I have to, I can probably run it through my Pyro AV-Link using component video and analog audio, but I'd rather not if I can avoid it. I'm not as confident of sync holding on a long-running capture that way, and I like the idea of having deck control.
I'm appreciative of any help or wisdom you can offer.
Brooke