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0 pointsactionfromafar4mo ago0 comments

The best solution for "normies" is to get a Panasonic DVD player with HDD recording ability. That thing has a circuit which synchronizes all scanrows, i.e. it completely removes all tearing of the image.

Then proceed with something to digitize the analog output from SCART2.

A couple of models with this feature:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XW_-16Vo4E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaH73rhBHbk

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toomuchtodo4mo ago

This was helpful, thanks for sharing. Would you have a specific model recommendation if cost is not a concern and the use case is long term archival?

actionfromafarOP4mo ago

With these Panasonics, you either get the right model numbers, or. Tearing or no tearing.

The bigger difference is the VCR (you need one of those, too) and the capture device.

The capture device is a whole thing. See for instance Technology Connections on YouTube.

Depending on what you then capture with, you may need to attenuate the video signal with a potentiometer if the image is too bright and washed out.

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