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1. Final Output: Render and export the video, ensuring that quality is maximized. The resulting file should be closer in appearance to the original source, capturing the essence of the analog medium.

Addressing Common Pitfalls

Users may encounter a few inconveniences with this setup. These might include low audio levels, which can typically be boosted through editing software, and split files that require stitching. In terms of video quality, some users may note slight imperfections in the deinterlaced output, but this does little to detract from the overall fidelity of the capture.