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<DIV>These are a low end as I call them TBC. The quality will not be
the same as a full bandwidth TBC. If you will note, the unit decodes the
video and then re-encodes it. this is how they do the color
correction. If you are doing a 3/4 tape, or a VHS it will look good.
But is you are doing a quad or full bandwidth tape, it will look soft.
That is because of the 2.5 MHz bandwidth. </DIV>
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<DIV>it is a good unit for the low end market. I have used DPS before and
they work. It is not the unit of choice for high end transfers.</DIV>
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<DIV>You can go to the Leitch web site and probably get an instruction
manual. It should also have a feature comparison that shows all the
models.</DIV>
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