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Sony SLVR1000 Distorted video Repair
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- Опубліковано 14 гру 2022
- This one was bought as a "Refurbished" unit for big dollars.
Not only was it improperly repaired but one of the most common faults was completely missed.
One thing to keep in mind, finding these units for $25 to $50 is one thing. Having the equipment, tools, supplies, parts and ability to get them working is another. If someone has all of that, it adds value to the unit. How much? It’s up to the buyer. And if a buyer is willing to pay extra for the confidence that the unit is in top condition, that doesn’t make them ignorant. It just means they value the effort put into it. If you’re a repair technician, your time (and the equipment, tools and supplies you’ve invested in) has value. Just like a mechanic, plumber, electrician or painter.
Yes but they are still not worth 600.00 for a very old machine. A couple hundred is fair and the ones I have picked up have had very little if anything wrong with them.
If you look around they are out there and they are not expensive. Just saying, I have never paid more than 25.00 for them. I picked up a JVC HRS9911 for 20.00 a Samsung SV5000 multi system converting machine for 25, SVO2000 for 25, and all 3 of these were functional. Could I sell them for great profit, sure I could because people that have no idea what these are worth will pay the price. Just saying that they are available for cheap and I didn't look hard, just scanned Craigslist, Facebook and the local thrift stores. The thrift stores are cranking up their prices these days however.
Thank you! I used to change out that capstan bearing back when you could easily get them . . Just obtained a beautiful R1000 to rebuild for old time's sake - already did the gear, but it had the scrape noise. I do not know why I never thought to give them a little bend - fixed it, silent operation now. You're awesome! I have had Doc Sony recap several Hi8 Sony camcorders for me, no problems, but noone is perfect. I enjoy your videos, thanks again!
Doc Sony aparantly flew the coop
I watch many technician repairing VCR and i think you are one of the best ...I wish you were in USA so i would send mine to repair! Cheers!
I did this for a living for over 20 years. When in a high pressure shop to perform you get to be good and fast. I am glad however that I don't do this for a living anymore. now it's more to try to save the old equipment when possible. Not all of it though can be saved because there are machines that are just worn out or you can't get parts for.
Thank you. I learn something new on each of your videos.
Got mine at the local Goodwill for $4.99 in 2017! The only Sony unit I want after messing with some other ones....
Now that's a nightmare to solder, you did an excelent job dave 😀
I may of said this before, but there is a bobin of enameled fine wire in battery clocks, the plastic black clock module.
For super fine, a faulty magnetic cartridge has hair like wire.
Sorry if i have already said that.
Well you wouldn't see me attemption to repair a magnetic cartridge.
@@12voltvids I didnt say repair a cartridge, a broken one has very fine enameled wire you might find useful.
@@zx8401ztv yes i know. That wire is smaller than anything i would be working on. This was about my limit. The older I get the less i desire to work on the really small stuff.
Best fitness video review channel on yt.
LOL. I remember the show The 20 minute workout. It was a popular morning ritual at the TV shop that we all used each day to get our hearts started for the day LOL.
Some solder mask over the repaired traces would be a good idea too to provide isolation and some strength as well.
Flexseal was placed over top to seal it and keep everything in place/
Nice job!!!
I have one of these units on my bench that’s working great EXCEPT I can’t seem to get the stereo dialed in. It runs great but the volume when it’s in stereo mode seems ‘hot’. Distorted when there’s a scene with high volume (action scene with explosions for example). Any suggestions?
i had a 575 with the problem you are talking about it would speed up on SLP & LP tapes. SP tapes would play fine. i could have gotten the part about 15yrs ago from studio sound electronics but i don't think i wanted to put any more money into it. i did replace the white gear in it it was broken because of the frozen p6 guide.
The frozen p6 guide was a common fault, as was the the capstan bearing housing and the left threading gear. Anyone that claims that they work on Sony vcrs would know these faults and make corrective actions to prevent the bearing from sticking.
Thanks!📼
It would be a pain to do but I would have been tempted to have first secured a small length of insulation over the crack-line before wiring over it. This would have added some strain relief.
When I repaired a similar problem years ago it reduced the chances of the copper trace lifting. Any thoughts?
Never had that issue of trace lifting. 700'F is the temperature I use on my iron. Fixed these type of hairline fractures many times and have never had an issue. The back of the board was reinforced with epoxy and the top side had a conformal coating of flex seal rubber sealant put on it after the camera was turned off before reassembly.
@@12voltvids Thank you. I was thinking more of flexure and subsequent idiots than overheating.
I have a Samsung Smart TV that’s cycles on and off and is a model with only one power button, (no volume control or other buttons) available to attempt a hard factory reset. I’m getting continuity throughout the circuits of the main power board, capacitors tested good, tightened ground screws, checked ribbon cable connections. Yet, it still cycles on and off, trying to determine what I’m missing here to resolve the issue. Also, changed power cords and tried different outlets. No signs of bulging or leaking on caps.
Have you unplugged the leds and see if it boots up? If so could be a shorted led strip shutting it down. you won't have a picture obviously with the LEDs unplugged but if the set boots up and you've got sound you should be able to do the flashlight test by shining a flashlight at the screen and see an image if so then you know it's a backlight problem if not it could be a problem on the main board itself
@@12voltvids I will try it out, I appreciate your help!👍
Just like old oscilloscopes or analog meters. One example is a Triplett 630 NA flavor. Nice old vintage unit. Ive bought a few for $20. Ive seen em on Ebay for $500. Good luck with that.
Yes seen old scopes listed for 1400. Fortunately mine was a donation. If I hadn't gotten it I would be using my old 1963 hp tube scope with 10meg bandwidth.
Nice job Dave! Doctor Sony needs to change his credentials.
He called me a hack. I guess that's a badge of honor.
@@12voltvids - Wow!
hi we have camcorders from 80s 90s can you recommend anyone who can take a look at them. they turn on but several issues with them that need repair thank you
Hello 12Volt! I noticed that you have some vintage cameras on your videos. I am looking for a rare one! Ever hear of the Sony-HDC100 or the HDC-300? It's a special tube camera that my company is looking for. If you have one, we would be willing to pay a fair price.
Never seen one.
hello, you do not know me but I am one of your new subscribers and I want to ask you a question, I have a VCR that won't play properly I opened it up and it looks like the gears that spin the spools won't connect to the left one and will spit tape out in the inside of the VCR, and I wanted to know if there was a way that I could send my VCR to you to see maybe you know what to do. I tried looking everything up to see how to fix it I couldn't find anything, I just recently got this VCR it's just been sitting in storage and now after a few months of using it this started happening I just got into vhs tapes and now own 74 of them. so pleas can you help me.
Likely a belt has failed.
@@12voltvids well it's kinda hard to explain so I did just uploaded video of what is happening, hopefully maybe that'll give a little bit more information on what problem I might have
Sir is it possible to somehow get in touch with you? I think you are the only one who can actually help with my video recorder issue. Thing is that it should be actually a very quick fix just I need short advise and to send you a picture of the problem. For me it would be pretty sad to throw all in garbage just for a small thing like that but in my place no one is doing those quick repairs anymore. All the best and thank you for quality content you are placing.
My email is on the about tab
@@12voltvids I went there but no luck, for some reason not showing your mail, maybe because it is not public.
@@rogyn8484 should be there everybody else seems to be able to find it as I get email from people on a daily basis. They all find it at the about page.
@@12voltvids Yes found it, I sent you an e-mail with images, thank you again and hope to get in touch soon :)
I have just purchased an SL-HF3000 Super Hi-Band Betamax off dr sony for $1000 and several of the capacitors on the chroma board were failing causing severe noise on purple and reds, so bad in fact that you could not record in beta 2 or 3.
I sold a betamax a few weeks ago in perfect condition still in the box for 100.00 and i thought I did ok. It was an sl2500 that was like new. I do have a few hifi and superbeta decks that i will ask more for though. The 2500 was a mono machine.
@@12voltvids I wish you lived in the uk as i have so many hi end ntsc beta machines that are in need of your clearly hi standard services....I have an EDV-9000 that has bad surface mount caps and no one will even look at it just because of what it is......for gods sake it is just a VCR!
If i record color bars on any of my ntsc machines and purple always has severe noise but on my pal machines the color is clean without noise...What is the problem?......Beta machines that is....Thanks....That is with the use of a pal to ntsc converter of course.
Well now I know what to ask for my SLHF1000 decks. I'm not selling however as I use them for archiving work.
@@azshaw123 Magenta is hard to record on NTSC analog tape no matter what the format. All the color under machines have trouble with magenta as it is both full red and blue components at maximum amplitude. Just the way the signal is recorded it becomes noisy. PAL doesn't have this issue as the color is inverted 180" every line so the noise cancels itself out. That was one of the limitations of NTSC but a necessary one as the goal was to maintain compatibility with the millions of existing black and white televisions already in use. Something that wasn't a problem in PAL countries as they moved to different frequencies for color broadcasts and ran a simulcast for old B/W tv viewers for a few years and then turned the 405 line system off. Magenta was not a problem once the move was made to digital recording.
Do they beat the microvision
Of course not. The SVO2000 perhaps as it was a deck that was marketed to professional users. It has a VITS time code generator / decoder on it for frame accurate editing with a controller
@@12voltvids I have a VCR magnavox that beats it but it needs repair it came out in 1987 it's the one have the picture n picture effects
Where is your shop?
Just outside Vancouver bc
Dear 12voltvids,
its about your video quality
is it possible for you to get a Go Pro? it will shoot in 4k quality
I shoot in 1080p60. I do have 4k cameras at much better quality then any GoPro. You just tuned in before UA-cam finished processing. I could have shot it in 4k and uploaded it and it would have looked exactly the same thing until you waited for UA-cam to finish processing. There's a reason I don't shoot in 4k and the reason for that is editing time. This video renders out in pretty much the same amount of time as it takes for it to run so once I've added a video in 60 frame 1080p if it's a 30 minute video it takes about 30 minutes to render out and then I can upload. Shoot the same video in 4k and I'm waiting 6 to 7 hours of the computer grinding away to turn on a huge file which the Zen going to take even longer to upload with very little gain because so few people would actually watch in 4k. For example the house move video that I did which took about 8 hours to render I look at the stats about 1% of viewers have watched it in 4k the rest watch it in 1080p so what's the point just to prove that I can do it in 4k?
In my opinion 1440p is quite common and great middle of the road between 4k and FHD. I actually watch at 1440p quite often. But I think 1080p60 is enough for most people, it is hard to settle on something.
@@12voltvids doctor sony does sell units for parts maybe he didnt read that? Ive seen him alot on ebay but never bought from him. So is he selling stuff not really refurbished? i was going to send him my super beta now Im not sure I should after seeing this. Hes charging 599 for these on ebay.
@@12voltvids Hi, if your 4K video only requires basic trim/append editing with no transitional effects, you don't need to re-render the whole thing. There are software like avidemux that can do this in copy mode. I have trimmed a lot of my 4K 20+ minutes iphone videos and they only took a couple of minutes.
@@RadOo I have no wait to shoot 1440p we need to have to be shot in 1080P and scaled up to 1440 which results in no improvement, are shot in 2160 and scaled down to 1440 which is kind of a waste of time because the processing time would be the same if not longer to scale it down. One could shoot in 2160 and crop it to 1440 Burger King more processing time and you'd lose the borders as it would be cropped out. I'm working with broadcast quality cameras and they work at the standard speeds and frame rates. The options I have are 1080i 60 1080p 24 30 or 60 frames or 2160 Pete at either 24 or 30 frames
wow
Buyer beware , buying online all things can be wrong
Yup. Buy in person so you can test and transport.
maybe dr Sony should change his name to the Sony Quack. can't believe he charges $500 usd for these and then does a subpar job. plus he likes to boast Restored to full functionality by the Sony's Finest Master Tech.
Well perhaps i should charge 500 for used machines too. Seems some people pay that. I am lucky to get 100 for them.
I can't believe people pay that for them. They are a dime a dozen out here. Bought an svo2000 and slvr5 a few weeks ago. 50 bucks for both. The R5 needed a few caps and a loading gear the 2000 works perfect.
@@12voltvids ya some people are just stupid i guess and will listen to these claims about him doing some big restore job and some people just have more money then brains. the slvr1000 i sent in to u a while back to maintenance i bought it off ebay and i only paid $50 because it was untested. it actually worked when i got it just needed minor maintenance done to it. i guess it also depends where u are found to like over here in Ontario where I'm from i never see svhs machines at thrift stores there just to many resellers hitting thrift stores buying up all the good vintage gear and then putting it up online for stupid money.
@@mraaron1584 For sure as there are always people that over pay. The problem with ebay is the money laundering that has been going on for decades. Shady people use it to transfer funds around and wash ill gained cash. I saw a documentary a few years ago that showed how it was done. Associate A needs to clean a few grand. He gets associete B to list something (that he probably doesn't own) on ebay and the bids start rolling in. At the last few seconds associate A makes a huge big to win the auction. Deposits some cash to fill his paypal account and then pays for fake product with his associate. The paypal/ebay fees are just a cost of doing business. Many times an empty box was even shipped to provide a paper trail so it looks like a legit business transaction. This happens over and over associates buy and sell fake products for much higher than this item would normally go for. Usually it is vintage and antiques. For the longest time they were getting away with it, bit now they are clamping down because taxes are now collected on paypal transactions over 600 a year to sellers. The trickle down effect it that it drives up the selling prices of legitimate items listed because people look at the histor of the fake sales and believe that this is the real going price. People get caught up in the bidding war and over pay because they "really want it". If people stopped paying these ridicules prices this stuff would drop back to where it belongs quickly. As I mentioned I bought one for 25.00 about 3 weeks ago. They are out these dirt cheap if you look around.
@@mraaron1584 - Those 'resellers' should be sent to the Moon. 😠 Same stuff as when the same kinda 'resellers' bought up video cards during the cryptocurrency fad, and resold them for like 10x or some other stupid number. What Dr. Sony does should be illegal.
If you lived within 15 miles of me you’d have ALLOT of business.
"ALLOT " ?????? A LOT .🤔
@@brucepickess8097 You understood what I meant, I’m typing on a bloody phone. You wasted our time. Merry Christmas, Bitch🤣😂
I have more than enough work to keep me busy.
@@12voltvids yeah but I know how cheap people are when your fixing a vhs deck.
Merry X-mas brother
Ahhh my evening is complete.