VCR video gets pumpy when it gets converted to component video?
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Posted by Maimon Mons on September 27, 2005, 2:49 pm
Please log in for more thread options Hi. I have an old VCR (about 10 years old) that has only composite video and coaxial output. I connected it via the composite video to my (Denon AVR-2106) receiver. I wanted to attach the Denon to my TV using component video. Unfortunately, then I use component video, the video signal looks jumpy on my TV (a Samsung HL-R5078). If I use the S-video connection, everything looks perfect. Going through the Denon manual, I notice that it mentions that the picture may flicker or become distorted. The manual says I should get a video stabilizer with a Time Base Corrector function. So what exactly is a video stabilizer with time base corrector? And how much should I pay for it? | ||||||||||
