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During the conversion process, most video captures often disappoint when it comes to quality. Many amateur captures look washed out, blocky, and don't replicate the vibrant visuals of the original VHS tapes. Evidently, achieving a faithful representation of the original analog recording requires an understanding of the inherent challenges that come with analog to digital conversion.

The issues stem from several factors: the necessity for interlaced video processing, the limitations of capture devices, and the failure to optimally replicate the original image as it would appear on a cathode-ray tube (CRT). With aging technology still in use for video playback, ensuring each element from color integrity to resolution is preserved becomes a difficult feat.