As a Restoration artist, you know that line sync, or line jitter, is a very common problem with videotape. It's typically caused by the lack of (or disturbances with) line synchronization pulses which prevent the videotape recorder from locating the actual start and end of each line. This causes random line displacement (jitter). The most visible effect is that vertical edges appear to be jagged. The jitter can range from +/-1 pixel to more than +/-5 pixels in severe cases. DVO Line Sync automatically detects and corrects these line displacements as well as any stretching caused.
Line sync will fix uncorrected or poorly TBC corrected video, detecting jitter and adjusting pixel shift & line stretching.
A very efficient adaptive noise reducer is included in this tool to control analog electric noise and avoid ghosting.
DVO Line-Sync is included in these Phoenix editions:
DVO Line-Sync is also available in:
Here you'll find detailed guidance on how the DVO tool works, installation instructions, parameter settings, typical use cases and more to help you achieve optimal results.
