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Help- Recording on VHS from XL2
My friend needed to put his finished product onto a VHS- can i tape it onto the xl2 from the computer and play it on the TV. Then record it to VHS?
ALSO- it puts it in 4:3 on the TV can i put it in Widescreen so it isnt smooshed all the time. THX |
Im having the same problem. Anything I output from the XL2 to VHS is forced into 4:3. Maybe something canon missed?
Anyone know anything about fixing it? |
Yes, you can hook up a VCR to the XL2 and dub a movie to VHS
in that way. I can imagine you can tell the camera if you have a widescreen system attached or not (so it can do 4:3 or 16:9). If not, you are stuck with 4:3. Which isn't too bad. Let me explain. Unlike with DVD the VHS system has no way to change the signal to work with both 4:3 and widescreen (16:9) systems. That's why all commercial tapes are 4:3 and contain letterboxed 16:9 signal if the movie was widescreen. For maximum compatability I would definitely create 4:3 letterboxed tapes and not try to get a anamorphic tape. If you want maximum resolution and compatability with different display devices the only way to go is DVD. |
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