V8000 Dvd Frame Numbers

Let's just get it out of the way right now - even if you could do this, it would be a) very expensive, and b) you would still not get quality that would equal a modern DVD encoded with a high-quality professional-grade MPEG-2 encoder. LaserDisc was good for its time, but it was an analog composite storage method. The luminance (grayscale brightness) and chrominance (color angle) information is intermingled, which even the best comb filters of the time weren't great about separating out. If the LaserDisc in question has analog audio, its fidelity may not be the greatest; if it's got digital audio (either Dolby or DTS), capturing it could get... interesting. That said, to do it, you'd need:

• A good quality LaserDisc player, with a high quality comb filter, in good working order. This may be a taller order than it sounds like.
• A capture device that can acquire from S-Video. Pretty much none of the LaserDisc players out there used component outputs, so S-Video is probably where it's at.
• An S-Video cable.
• If you want to capture Dolby Digital audio, you'll probably need an AC-3 demodulator, as the AC-3 output on the players (that had one) carried an analog-modulated Dolby Digital stream. You'll also need an audio capture device that can capture from S/PDIF, and possibly a coax/optical media converter, depending on your setup, as well as appropriate cables. Otherwise, red and white analog audio cables.
• To familiarize yourself either with the included capture software, or to acquire appropriate capture software and learn how to operate it.
• A computer with a fairly modern, fairly speedy CPU, and reasonably speedy local disk storage large enough to capture an entire movie worth of video, most likely in raw format, because real time encoding of MPEG-2 in software is a sucker's bet.

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