The default capture for analog video is 320x240.
What software are you using??? All of the "filters" are in pro software usualy not found in comsumer products.
Yes you should change the setting in you capture software to 640x480.
"Studio MovieBox Delus and a VCR that outputs s-vhs video." This productis in made by??? There are about 100 different capture cards, boxs, etc on the market. John
I am trying to capture a home movie on VHS edit and create a DVD. I have purchased Studio MovieBox Delus and a VCR that outputs s-vhs video.
My first try came out pixelated...looking worse that the origional tape. I captured the video as DV full quality thinking that it would provide less pixelation, but there was alot visible.
I have been advised by other amature videographers to capture only in 640 x 480 and that will help. I have also been advised to filter the video after capture, deinterlace, deblock, contrast, recolor, etc.
I need a direction to start in so I can get this project going. Any suggestions?

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