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Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 2)Though Laserdiscs have been out of print for nearly two decades, they hold the highest quality versions of many movies and shows that didn’t make it to DVD or BluRay. For this reason, film and video preservationists have worked hard developing methods of capturing the data stored on these discs in the best way possible while respecting the intentions of the artists. This wikiHow will show the basic process of recording raw Laserdisc footage into a computer, then it will demonstrate some very basic restoration. This article assumes that the reader knows how to operate a Laserdisc player and connect it to various output devices. It is recommended that the reader be familiar with the basic concepts of how analog video functions.
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Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 2)Though Laserdiscs have been out of print for nearly two decades, they hold the highest quality versions of many movies and shows that didn’t make it to DVD or BluRay. For this reason, film and video preservationists have worked hard developing methods of capturing the data stored on these discs in the best way possible while respecting the intentions of the artists. This wikiHow will show the basic process of recording raw Laserdisc footage into a computer, then it will demonstrate some very basic restoration. This article assumes that the reader knows how to operate a Laserdisc player and connect it to various output devices. It is recommended that the reader be familiar with the basic concepts of how analog video functions.
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=== Setting Up and Recording ===
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