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News Release from: Hall Research Technologies | Subject: Model TBC-100
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 17 February 2006
Timebase corrector cleans up dirty video
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The Model TBC-100 timebase corrector is used to create a clean video signal from a distorted or out of spec input.
New from Hall Research Technologies, the Model TBC-100 timebase corrector is used to create a clean video signal from a distorted or out of spec input When connected between any playback source and a DVD recorder or other device, the TBC-100 restores and transfers old videos to a recording medium with ideal synchronisation, video timing, and colour information
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 25 Feb 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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The input video is digitised into dual-field full-frame memory and recreated at the output with a crystal based timing circuit.
This produces a stable, clean, recording quality screen image that is free of picture jitter and time based errors.
The unit also restores missing or distorted colour burst and sync signals (horizontal and vertical).
A digital comb filter provides excellent video decoding and the automatic gain control insures a proper output signal level from a substandard input.
The TBC-100 features adjustments for brightness, contrast, colour saturation, hue and sharpness.
S-Video and composite video connectors are provided on both the input and output ends.
The unit automatically detects which input connector is being used.
Both output connectors are active regardless of which input is being used.
This means that the TBC-100 is also useful as a video splitter as well as a conversion device from S-Video to composite or vice-versa.
When no input is detected, a built-in colour bar generator is activated to the outputs.
The TVB-100 is available from stock and lists at $269.
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