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I have captured with zero dropped frames from my miniDV camera many
times. I also captured one VHS tape via the pass-through feature of
the camera with only 4 dropped frames. The next VHS tape I tried was
impossible to capture because of hundreds of dropped frames. So, I did
a test and went back to the first VHS tape and found that I was unable
to capture it, as I had previously, without too many dropped frames.
These problems got me curious so I disconnected the VCR, changed
firewire cables, restarted the computer, and hooked up my camera
only. Now, I can't even capture from my camera without hundreds of
dropped frames, using the same set-up that had worked many times
previously.
Anyone know what might cause this?
TIA
I have captured with zero dropped frames from my miniDV camera many
times. I also captured one VHS tape via the pass-through feature of
the camera with only 4 dropped frames. The next VHS tape I tried was
impossible to capture because of hundreds of dropped frames. So, I did
a test and went back to the first VHS tape and found that I was unable
to capture it, as I had previously, without too many dropped frames.
These problems got me curious so I disconnected the VCR, changed
firewire cables, restarted the computer, and hooked up my camera
only. Now, I can't even capture from my camera without hundreds of
dropped frames, using the same set-up that had worked many times
previously.
Anyone know what might cause this?
TIA