The test we have done is with the same picture and sended in repetitive mode
100 times or more. We see in the computer monitor a preview of the image, but is in a proper window so we see always the same frame, but no the position, when is being sended. what we have seen when have developed the film is that the mecanical window is always in the same position (we see a little shadow of it), and inside this shadow the image is moved. The system has this parts: A computer with windows 2000 as operative system and a software called Werp, very simple but efective, that sends the image to the film recorder. The film recorder is a Phoenix Film recording system and the mecanical part is an Oxberry 3200. The Phoenix consists in some hardware cards and the monitor that raster the image. Really is a CRT film recording system as other (solitaire, etc). The Oxberry is a film camera, here there is no one electronic technology, is only basic film technologhy. The system comes to work in 120 or 100v, but we have transform it with a transformer to be used in 220v. The system is about only 1Kw. Also has a good ground connection, and one electricity stabilizer. We think the tension inside the system is correct because the density of the image is stabilized and good in every frame. The unique one we have no try it´s to convert the 50hz to 60hz. because this we think maybe here it´s the problem. Also it´s important the the movement it´s only in horizontal direction (perpendicular to the advance of the film in cine that we are talking). In vertical it´s perfect."no_one" escribió en el mensaje news:YDBIb.13866$ snipped-for-privacy@newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net...