MISRC Is a multi channel RF capture device for FM RF, S-Video, CVBS RAW capture and anything else, but intended and supported for the decode family of projects vhs-decode, ld-decode, hifi-decode.
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MISRC Is a multi channel RF capture device for FM RF, S-Video, CVBS RAW capture and anything else, but intended and supported for the decode family of projects vhs-decode, ld-decode, hifi-decode.
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