- 319
- 225 268
JonnyPig
Приєднався 23 тра 2010
I'm sure many will be critical of me and my videos, but believe me, life's too short to reply to you if you're a hater.
Відео
Claudia Finds Her Audience at Karaoke
Переглядів 89 місяців тому
Claudia Finds Her Audience at Karaoke
Claudia trying to cheer me up dancing to Smoove and Turrell
Переглядів 1511 місяців тому
Slow Down, a great song that many including myself should take note of. recorded after a particularly impressive storm.
My Pod takes to the City of London
Переглядів 56Рік тому
Thought to be lost, some of the only remaining footage of a wild, long haired man who feels trapped by apps.
Testing the trains for HS2...I mean Mote Park, Maidstone.
Переглядів 711Рік тому
Stumbled on this rather amazing happening and held up my phone, hitting record to capture not one.....but yes two lovely little steam trains.
Bit more of hanging out with fox in landscape. (not portrait).
Переглядів 63Рік тому
Bit more of hanging out with fox in landscape. (not portrait).
Hobo Jones and the Junkyard Dogs, Christmas Eve 2022, Old M&S Week Street. Most of an American Idiot
Переглядів 3 тис.Рік тому
Hobo Jones and the Junkyard Dogs, Christmas Eve 2022, Old M&S Week Street. Most of an American Idiot
Synth Ridering on Final Boss Test with rubbish framing.
Переглядів 532 роки тому
Synth Ridering on Final Boss Test with rubbish framing.
Playing contemporary tunage.
Переглядів 323 роки тому
Chasing The Sun, discovered whilst playing Synth Riders, Rhino Party Style
Claudia uses her magic powers on Harris Hawk
Переглядів 455 років тому
Claudia uses her magic powers on Harris Hawk
Scariest Dad dance ever, especially for Auntie Beryl!
Переглядів 236 років тому
Scariest Dad dance ever, especially for Auntie Beryl!
Captain Beaky takes on a pigeon at Valley Park, Maidstone
Переглядів 627 років тому
Captain Beaky takes on a pigeon at Valley Park, Maidstone
Talk Mobile, the communication company. First try to get just one honest answer....
Переглядів 3649 років тому
Talk Mobile, the communication company. First try to get just one honest answer....
12:21 definitely ain't professional. when i hooked up my stereo and tv components across 2 separate boards to separate wall sockets i made sure all the voltages were documented and then equally spread across each board so even if each device on 1 board was operating the maximum Wattage would be far below the maximum voltage trip of that 1 board. very important
Jesus, i was trying to find a twenty one pilots video and i think i'm the only view in this video. If you still alive, hello unknown man, whats up?
Seems this tape was dubbed from 2''; 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘔𝘢𝘳𝘵𝘺 𝘍𝘦𝘭𝘥𝘮𝘢𝘯 𝘊𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘥𝘺 𝘔𝘢𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘦 was recorded on 2'' in 1971.
In the pocket from the beginning ? 😮BVW -2000 & BVT -2000 were great. 👍
Joshmnm3o joshmnm2 ❤😂😅😊❤
Wrong, the head must be cleaned with a printer paper using isopropilic alcool this is the professional cleaning.
Besides, both of the Smile Orange VHS tapes you have, those being "I'll Kill Ya!" and "Hunt for the Yorkshire Grimace", all have given a BBFC rating of 18.
Your Samsung SV-243B VHS VCR that you had cleaned, is low-end, just like IMNC's Philips VR140 videotape recorder that he had, hence that one only having the SCART, coaxial, and antenna outputs on the back. A VCR from 1990s, like an Akai VS-F510 Hi-Fi Stereo VCR that he has since he got it on February 21, 2011, has composite video and stereo audio outputs on the back.
This is fantastic dude
Cheers Dion. This was my thrid attempt at uploading! Turns out compression it isn't a good idea. I'm really happy with the camera and hope to do some more stuff soon. :)
Excellent. Everything I was wondering about setting up the 1" explained neatly.
Memories of Hove Park and Brooklands, Worthing.
Ryton methink?
ачхиии экюзме!!!ооома гоот!!!
Nice one!
RABBIT COG FUJI
Hilarious, I just use toilet paper and carb cleaner! Oh hush, my vcr is 20 years old!
THE LODING GOES NOT AS SMOET AS IT MOST GO
DON'T CLEAN THE WITH PLASTIC GUIDING ROLLER. THY BETTER CAN BE REMOVED AND CLEANED WITH CLEANIG FLEUWIT WHERE YOU WATER ADED. AN ON THE METAL PLATE IS USEAL WHEN YOU BUY THE RECORDER SOME VET ON THE PLACES THE ARMS GET WITH THE TAPE TO THE DRUM. BUT BECAUSE THE VIDEO RECORDER GETS HOT INSITE DE VET WIL DISSAPERE. REPLACE IT. ORE THE MACHINE GETS IN TRUBBLE.
Come on come on give me a break, this dude spending more time explaining what this video tape recorder can do, more than demonstrating it, and what was the idea of showing his hands, as he's talking, what's up with that. My God, my God my God if you have to adjust this VTR player/recorder every time you put a tape on the machine, it is worthless. The Ampex 2000's were (totally automatic), once the machine figured out how to get everything to adjust automatically, with fewer adjustments manually done, Especially when you have to load a tape to air within a minute or 30 seconds, the Ampex 2000 was ready. This machine, is not even worth the money to buy, if you have to do all those adjustments manually, and if you have to put a 10 second rolls on each tape, it's not worth a hill of beans, The ampex 2000's can do 5 Second roles and be locked in, and ready to go on Air, in 5 seconds. On top of watching this video, those weren't even the correct color bars, that were use to set up the VTR with it's setting, for the oscilloscope and vectorscope.We would glance at the Scopes and keep it going. Dang what a worthless piece of junk, with your missing knob. Bottom line, The C format, broadcast video machine, is an expensive piece of Worthless junk. PERIOD. I cannot understand why a Broadcasting station would buy this type of equipment, and has to adjust it each time you put a flipping tape on the machine. And by the way, a 4 head machine is a whole lot better than a 3 head machine, come on, give me a break. You know what they say, even though this machine is expensive, they cheated themselves by buying cheap, Without it being totally automatic, you get what you pay for, Junk. I would have rather bought a Hitachi video recorder with four heads.
First, you didn’t need a 10 second pre roll on a BVH2000, we often used 1/2 second or 1 second rolls in the sports world. Second, these machines had a default setting that could be used, in an edit room, yes, you would manually line the machine up so everything was dead nuts on. Quad couldn’t do slo mo or freeze frames, right? Sony had a variant called the BVH-2180 which could hold three hour reels, great for playing a movie. They also had a version that could record individual frames, used for recording off certain animation computer that would render a frame, then render the next frame, etc. a type C also didn’t need air compressors.
@@mikecumbo7531 The quads could be on the air in 200ms as with the AMPEX AVR-1 & ACR-25. Industry standard was 5 seconds, but that would be from a STANDBY mode with heads spinning. we used a 7 second pre-roll with the heads stopped. I have worked on EVERY machine AMPEX made from the 1000 to the VPR series. The best machine they made was the AVR-1. The ACR-25 utilized the same servo & time base electronics from the AVR-1. The AMPEX VR-2000's were NOT automatic unlike the AVR or ACR series. You had much more to setup on a quad v. a helical machine as well. Yes, the Quads used compressed air for the heads as they rode on a cushion of air spinning at 14,400 rpm. The portable AMPEX 3000 used ball bearing heads and the ball bearing heads were VERY electrically noisy. I could always tell a recording that came form a 3000. On a quad setup you had tracking, tip penetration, female guide height, EQ of each head (4 of them) audio, black level, white level, chroma, and phase. But you could do it in under 15 seconds if you were good. Several times I had to do a setup a few seconds prior to air time!. The quads could also be in different lock modes, typically you were in vertical lock, to allow video switching in the vertical interval, but for studio integration or special effects you needed to be in horizontal lock. Horizontal lock required you to be in perfect timing with the reference source, and you could use the sync signal for reference, but we used the fast vertical wipe of the video switcher to see the picture horizontal line start as some video switchers regenerated the sync signals, some did not. The quads separated the men from the boys, as almost ANYONE could operate a Sony BVH (Broadcast Video Helical) machine. Helical was for sissies or film people who like to see a picture in fast fwd, rewind or freeze frame real men used quads. I used to edit the sports for the news inserts and was the fastest doing it. I could listen for events as the tape wized by, then perform my edits manually (not using time code) as frame accurate edits were not needed, speed was. I also NEVER made any editorial decision w/o the director or talent right next to me, as I provided the technical know how, they provided content selection. If it was the wrong selection, it was on them, not me, technically it was always perfect as it HAD to be.
@@rty1955 14400 rpm = NTSC
@@TTVEaGMXde Quad machines ran the head drum at that speed. This is a type C 1" helical scan machine, the head drum runs much slower, 3600rpm (NTSC).
@@joshjones3227 The 14400 rpm refers to the long text by rty1955 to underline that he is thinking in NTSC, although this is about English videotapes with PAL.
Just Genius.... I am now going to get down and dirty... and then clean again. 🙂
A 4 head VHS video recorder can have a really good picture too . With either a high quality tape or using Chrome tape . I taped a film and the pictures were spot on like the Ampex tape . It was an Hitachi video recorder.
Great. Would love to see it in better quality
0:18 the bottom one Is a Sony C7 BetaMax, I had two of these and the heads went after years of great service. Sold them for spares or repairs as the parts are gold dust now. I really miss them, can no longer watch Live Aid In full. Best way to clean the heads on the cheap, Just rip off a piece of Printing Paper dampen with the alcohol, and spin the head while holding the paper against the Drum. About three rotations Is enough. That head sounds really noisy like the bearings are on the way out. 13:58 this Is called the popper, You pull It out and hold a screwdriver on the chassis, and touch this to It, dis-spell the electric stored In the Capacitors. Nice little demo of a great film at the end, must drag mine out and have a good old laugh. Thanks for sharing.
You forgot to clean the pinch roller
Thanks for this. I’ve known that “patch bars” were a legacy for lining up analogue VTR (Quad?). So thanks for demonstrating the line up with head RF output. Sadly the art of a good line up of bars and tones is lost these days. 📡👍
Are you going to do a video of Thomas the tank engine?
I think Stewart would have been up for it and I live near where Thomas does trips sometimes in Kent but unfortunately he passed away a few years ago, but so greatfull to have captured a small part of his knowledge and passion in this video!
You lost me at the secrecy...
You don’t clean video heads with cotton buds. My god you know nothing about videos at all.
I have a question. Were 1" type c machines ever used for the storage of digital audio. I remember Denon using quad recorders.
it is possible with pcm adapters.
"dynamic tracking". that was sony's term, not "auto-scan tracking". you have outed yourself as an ampex op! :-)
Is it safe to use a VCR that was exposed to a moldy tape after cleaning it?
Idiot!!!!!!
Really interesting and well explained, always wanted to know what sort of equipment was used to play TV shows when I watched as a kid.
Thread- up. Set-up. Interesting. Enjoyed. For PAL what picture resolution would be achieved? Thanks for uploading - Liked.
The machine records an FM modulated PAL signal. If the resolution were reduced, the color carrier would be destroyed. Typically 5.5 MHz is specified in the data sheet. Minimum is 5.43361875 MHz.
wrong wrong wrong lol. sure it cleans it and damages it too
Great video, I have a Samsung VHS player and it has an issue, the audio is perfect but the picture flickers and produces a horizonal lines across screen, I have tried to clean the tape path (head, spools etc , I have also removed the tape cleaner, but the flicker persists), and ideas? It has auto tracking and this does not remedy, It was working fine until a few months ago, clear picture etc. Many thanks.
It can be a tape path alignment issue because roller guides could have unscrewed. There are some videos available on the UA-cam about this problem.
Stuart mate, I think you should install a smoke alarm or two. Also, That is the videotape you decided to keep? Afraid to know which ones went in the bin 😬😁
The 1" C format video tape recorder used in this is a Sony BVH-2000PS.
@@dogbreaththe3rd851 Oh. I see. Not as good as the Ampex "VPR" series of 1-inch C format broadcast videotape recorders that the BBC had been using until they switched over to Betacam SP.
Films are recorded on ampex too
@@dogbreaththe3rd851 Yup. The BBC had switched from 1-inch C videotape over to Betacam SP in 1991. The BBC used to transmit the programs onto Betacam SP until 1997, where the BBC switched broadcast videotapes again. What format? Digital Betacam.
@@markbutler5730 Yup!
@@dogbreaththe3rd851 Uhh... Ya typed "Basement" wrong.
That is a Dolby-A encoded tape, so he also needs to set the Dolby levels on the cat. 363 in the rack. That uses the Dolby tone (the warbling tone) on the leader, rather than the 1k tone.
b'doo, b'doo, b'doo....
Gotta love that wiring system. Baron Frankenstein would be proud.
Hello mate! Pukka! Loads of money! Bish Bash Bosh. Milwall! Got a cortina? Haha. No problem. You remind me of when I lived in Woolwich (a long time ago).
So much quality television back in the day. Very talented group of musicians and so much better than the crap that passes for music nowadays. This broadcast is only in mono unfortunately. If it was ever recorded on a 'soundboard' recording I would wish to get hold of these and digitally remaster it into Hi-Fidelity Digital Stereo sound for the shear enjoyment of it. It captures that wonderful 'folk sound' so reminiscent of the 80s & early/mid 90s scene.
I'm 45 years old and this is a great guide for old people also :) Very informative, I have always been fascinated with this type of media.
YEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Where in Ash is it.... I can't figure it out??
Does anyone know here if it’s possible to trick the head to allow it to read the transparent tape ? I got this vhs tape closer towards the end of the tape about 30mins prior to end there’s a bit of tape that’s magnetic and has a transparent line made from previous vcr chewing it it’s all bent but with my new vcr goes through yet coming to that point just stops and rewinds the tape I can stop it and eject it I want to ensure it can read that h t of tape without stop and rewind it’s annoying I got cool 80s music videos on it and wanna digitise em but it stop there ! I wish I could attach the image here ! I cleaned the tape with medical alcohol in case of diet it stops but no , it’s the transparent line between magnetic area trucking the head to think it’s blank tape totally which isn’t ! I realise painting that area with permanent marker also a bad idea for the head ! Just to trick it ! Idk what to do ! Thanx all 🙏
Paint the area on the opposite side. That should be fine.
@@floreen1st right sounds like a great plan thank you very much :)
The television chassis,crt and yoke for sure are NOKIA/ITT but the tv brand name is unvisible.
No
Speaking of Dangerous High Voltage! That Mess of Extension Chords And Power Plugs on the Floor SHOCKED ME Half to death! 😲 Great Very Educational Classic Video!