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The Conversion Station has an analog video to DV convertor (ADCV-110). There is a DVD player and a VHS deck connected to an input select box which is connected to the convertor. There is also a S-Video cable and 2 audio cables connected to the Aux input on the input select box.
Recording
- Select VCR, DVD or Aux on the input select box.
- Set the input of the converter to Analog.
- The video output of the convertor can be viewed on the video monitor.
- Open Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Copy Protection
If you are copying from a commercially produced tape or disc there may be copy protection. The image might look wavy or the color will fade in and out. The convertor has a mode to remove the copy protection.
- Press and hold the analog/digital input select button on the convertor.
- Hold the button until the color bars appear on the video monitor and wait until they disappear.
