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To: steve harris who wrote (181)	12/12/2005 2:33:00 AM
From: Taro	Read Replies (1) of 20435

Started doing exactly the same thing with my son 3 months ago. We have a lot of hours on beta NTSC and some in PAL on same beta tapes with the kids 5 years and so. I have some sync problems on NTSC but PAL works fine. But considering the tapes are from 1984 and upwards that is to be expected I guess... I have 2 NTSC beta recorders, both Sony. One is a universal beta/pal/secam and not tried as yet, a 100v Japanese unit, which I will now try after I got a 50Watt 100v converter. The tapes play OK on TV after warming up 2-3 minutes but the video capture is the problem. Getting that stuff preserved on DVD is the way to go and I consider myself very lucky that those cassettes still worked. Tried them last time 6-7 years ago or so... Taro

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