Using a capacitor to diminish video noise...?

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Since my LD-V2200 doesn't exactly have the best picture as far as LD
players go, I was wondering if perhaps installing a small capacitor on
the vide line would help reduce noise? I know "snow" in the video is
very sharp peaks of noise compared to the rest of the signal, so
perhaps a cap would help smooth these out?? anybody ever attempted
this?


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Just turn down the sharpness on your TV, that is what adding a capacitor
would do to filter this. Snow usually comes from the LD itself, find one
that is a better pressing.

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> Since my LD-V2200 doesn't exactly have the best picture as far as LD
> players go, I was wondering if perhaps installing a small capacitor on
> the vide line would help reduce noise? I know "snow" in the video is
> very sharp peaks of noise compared to the rest of the signal, so
> perhaps a cap would help smooth these out?? anybody ever attempted
> this?
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