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Phil,<br /><br />Yep, I gathered that. What I was referring to was way long ago (a year and a half ago, while still TARBS), but it seems there is new equipment to do the job better. I was doing some recording from DV to DVD on my PC last week. I was playing around with the settings and I have actually reproduced the error we use to experience with TARBS. I played around with different compressions and found that while the picture was still-ish, it was ok but when its fast moving it goes all pileated. The more the movement, the more the pixilation was prominent. It brought back bad memories…<br /><br />Vlad…
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