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Just the thing for my BVU-800 3/4" machine. It connects to the VTR by a multi-pin cable, if I remember correctly. You'd have to check to see if it has a composite video input. If you can find a maintenance manual for it, it would say whether the device processes or reconstructs the vertical interval, which should kill macrovision. It may have adjustable 'clipping' which would return the early style of macrovision to legal video levels.
$10 is reasonable, even if you just use it as an electric room heater for chilly nights.
Chip
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