Frage von hein73:
Hello together!
I am a beginner in the Filmerei and beating me at the beginning for me with intractable problems around ..;-)
I play of my JVC GR-D270 a movie using the included cable to the VCR, the movie when I look directly s.Television everything is perfect in color and synonymous. Then I take on and the recording on the VHS tape is black and white.
Perhaps you know of who is the problem ... and it's probably easy to solve
Thank you
Heinrich Newbei ;-)
Antwort von StefanS:
Describe please even the cable and the cable connection exactly, and in between Camera and TV (buntes Picture) and between Camera and Video Recorder (S / W Picture)
Possibly. then you can be helped.
I type to S-video, but in my crystal ball is very foggy.
Oh, if I write up "exactly", then I do exactly as you would to your 6jährigen child s.Telefon try to explain.
Greeting
Stefan
Antwort von hein73:
Hi Stefan!
Did none 6-year-old child, but it will try ...;-)
've tried everything, at least in response to me ..... True S-video cable (yellow, red, white)
Cable into VCR (fig. s.Television colored, Recording SW)
Cable television (again Color Picture, direct recording via scart cable from the television again SW)
Have tried in all directions ... in the setting of the camcorder, I have found no corresponding setting .. had thought that perhaps there are quality setting
Have not tried using scart adapter (in the absence thereof) incorporated ...
I have the camera in the United States bought, but I can not imagine that the reason may be ... this information only to complete ....
If you need more info to the crystal ball to clarify?
Thank you
Heinrich
Antwort von Gäschtle:
'm Not Stefan. . . .
So Cam bought in the U.S., so so. . . PAL or NTSC model?
Television fairly new?
Viderekorder old?
Is the Cam NTSC model, although the TV may be the norm again, but not the VCR.
This just as a possible addition to the cause.
::: It is yellow / black and not red but S-Video composite video (CVBS) with audio left / right
Greeting
Gäschtle
Antwort von StefanS:
've tried everything, at least in response to me ..... True S-video cable (yellow, red, white) WRONG! That, what you describe, there is no S-video cable, but a "normal" composite cables. Yellow is for video, red and white for audio left and right. This is expected but my suspicion S-Video out as the cause, since a VHS VCR is no S-Video understands, but basically composite.
I have the camera in the United States bought, but I can not imagine that the reason may be ... this information only to complete ....
And probably is exactly the reason as synonymous Gäschtle the suspects. As so often, according to Murphy s.Ende accurate component fault, the investigation of s.Anfang doubt on suspicion was.
If the U.S. bought a NTSC camera model, then is it so that your TV is likely to be so-called PAL60 can play your VCR but can not correctly record, as the only PAL understands.
So please test times for the specification of your camera.
If this suspicion is true, it becomes very complicated for you.
Greeting
Stefan
Antwort von hein73:
Thank you ... I can not at the moment although the specification, since I use the camera to me did not ...
Where should I look for as ....:-(
But I already seemed a step closer to be grateful ..
If this is the case that the camera is NTSC, what can you do?
Antwort von StefanS:
If this is the case that the camera is NTSC, what can you do? 1. A long face
2. Search function of the Forum endeavor -> search for "NTSC"
3. Read, Read, Read
4. Check if in 3rd found devices and the software available
5. Test, test, test, test
6. Frustiert be due to the high costs
7. Getting annoyed that it has
8. When you next film in the future would like to have a PAL model in D buy
Sorry
Greeting
Stefan
Antwort von beiti:
If this is the case that the camera is NTSC, what can you do? The particular difficulty is that German VHS recorder can record in NTSC, synonymous and that only the best equipment can play NTSC. Even if the video somehow brings on VHS (for example, with the help of a borrowed NTSC recorder), it can be 70% of German-VHS recorder does not play.
The only sensible solution, NTSC video on VHS for Germany to bring is the standard conversion. But is not that cheap (special device) and has quality disadvantages.
Much to do it when you no VHS tape, but a DVD do: play the video via firewire to a PC and burning a DVD in NTSC. For this you need no special burner, and as opposed to NTSC VHS tapes are NTSC DVDs of all German DVD players (only sometimes make older televisions so that problems, that is an absolute guarantee function, there is not).
Some DVD players (eg CyberHome) may NTSC when playing DVDs after convert PAL; somewhat jerky, but it works. This signal then you could even on PAL DVD to play on, if you absolutely need on VHS (for example, Aunt Elfriede who still has no DVD player).
Antwort von hein73:
Thank you s.alle
Conclusion: the next time I look out what format the camera has so far ... I would not come up with the idea to make sure ....
And the solution, with the Firewire cable and the burning to DVD will probably be ....;-)
another quick question .... Why the PC recognizes the camera with USB that I do not ..... so the movie can not be transferred, I know, but he should recognize the camera at least, right? For example, to transfer of photos ....?????
Liebe Grüße,
one now has been a bissl eiterer ('m already at 1% knowledge)
Heinrich ;-)
Antwort von beiti:
Why the PC recognizes the camera with USB that I do not ..... so the movie can not be transferred, I know, but he should recognize the camera at least, right? For example, to transfer of photos ....????? Perhaps this is what the Manual. Some USB cameras can be easily detected as a mass, while others require special drivers.
And the solution, with the Firewire cable and the burning to DVD will probably be ....;-) Make sure that the used cut-and authoring software NTSC processed. Most are doing it, but perhaps not all.
Antwort von Markus:
Much to do it when you no VHS tape, but a DVD do: play the video via firewire to a PC ... In this case, it is of advantage that the camcorder laundered real outputs NTSC-M, because this brings the serious transformer usually clear.
If, however, try to NTSC recording in a PAL camcorder playback, then the matter would be different: On Television okay, sA / D converter botch.
Antwort von beiti:
In this case, it is of advantage that the camcorder laundered real outputs NTSC-M, because this brings the serious transformer usually clear. Since the JVC GR-D270 is a DV camcorder, it is no converter needed.
Antwort von Markus:
Right. (Even the second time!) Maybe the next night I sometimes sleep longer and to consume less coffee. ;-)
