Hello Frameworkers,
I'm writing because i wanted to ask if someone knows some projects related to
artists video and experimental cinema that use the VHS as the final format.
There's the Monobrow VHS tape production but i don't know anything
else.http://monobrowvhs.tumblr.com/
And the other thing
Here's a suite of VHS based work from me:
http://michaellightborne.businesscatalyst.com/vhs-suite.html
It's relatively easy to get digital video onto VHS - you just need a VCR
and a composite or (S-Video) output on whatever digital player you are
using. The most straighforward setup (though no
Bradley Eros makes collage on VHS. A space called Lunchonette in Greenpoint,
Brooklyn, NY has a large collection of these works.
cheers,
R
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> On Jul 14, 2015, at 4:58 AM, Albert Alcoz wrote:
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> Hello Frameworkers,
>
> I'm writing because i wanted to ask if someone knows so
I recently finished a VHS project... performative work looping between two
modified decks and working with a handmade video switcher built in a peppermint
tin...
however, i finished the project to digital because the work we did with VHS was
performative and quite physical, so the tape took qui
There is a professional piece of video production gear known as a scan
converter.
The correct scan converter for your needs will have analog outs to go into a
VHS deck.
This will give you a purer image than "burn your video
onto DVD and then dub to a VHS cassette. DVDplayer -> VCR"
Scan conv
Why would I need a scan converter if the scan rate is not changing?
--scott
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i thought most breakout boxes for fcp/avid, etc. had component/composite
out
2015-07-14 15:49 GMT-04:00 Scott Dorsey :
> Why would I need a scan converter if the scan rate is not changing?
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Depends on what kind of digital file? There are hundreds if not thousands .
Which kind of digital file are you talking about?
Hogge
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> On 14 Jul 2015, at 09:58, Albert Alcoz wrote:
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> Hello Frameworkers,
>
> I'm writing because i wanted to ask if som
If pure signal is what you want, then a scan converter will add another step in
the processing chain that you don't necessarily need. A video card with a
proper analog out is ideally what you want, like one of the Blackmagic Decklink
cards or a Matrox Mojito. Just offered the DVDplayer to VCR ro
Actually, a Matrox MX02 is a cheaper option, and it's an external card, so no
need to open up your editing machine, or indeed more useful if you're working
from a laptop
Michael
> On 14 Jul 2015, at 21:13, Pigott, Michael wrote:
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> If pure signal is what you want, then a scan converter will
because you are going from one format to another, and they need a machine in
between to convert it.
you are not changing the scan rate, correct, but you would be converting one
resolution to another, lower resolution.
You would go in 1080i (example) from the computer, and export it NTSC to your
Michael wrote "A video card with a proper analog out"
serious question. Do those really exist anymore?
I haven't seen an analog video output on a computer, in like 15 years.
Kristie
'A first class technician should work best under pressure.'
- - - Issac Asimov
Yes you're right, they're rare as standard now - you need to get a
specialist card like those made by Matrox and Blackmagic.
Michael
On 14/07/2015 22:16, k. a.r. wrote:
Michael wrote "A video card with a proper analog out"
serious question. Do those really exist anymore?
I haven't seen an
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