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Pre-9/11 stuff.💲🥄😎

Snap pop and crunch

George S. Irving, the voice of "Heat Miser" in the "Year Without A Santa Claus" Christmas special and narrator of the "Underdog" cartoon series.

I thought bubble tape was a 90s candy . It’s an 80s candy?

Seen on You Can Count on me

Great find!

This originally aired on September 9, 1981.

Anyone know the instrumental music in the background of this technichal duifficulty moment?

Duran Duran's 80s videos

You'd have charges brought up against you now if you said that to a woman.

My GEN 10301 clone of this is stone dead besides the light coming on when the on/off is pushed. Nothing on the digital readout. Can you please share where you got the manual from? Thanks

Very nice video. I have a DP-950 with a very big issue. The unit is always in external mode. It is not possible to switch it back with the remote control to the standard disc play mode. On the upper right side there is always a grey empty rectangle in which normaly the chapters, time or frame could be showed The arm is moving to the start position and only playing a chapter you did choose before. After the chapter finished to play it is going back to the home position. Maybe you have some idea or suggestion what could be the reason for or how to solve this problem? Many thanks in advance.

IRV CROSS RULES😁

Hi there. While i am still searching for the fault in my DH5U (see my old comment on this video below), I managed to get a half broken DT100U. This is almost the same as the DH5U just with an ATSC receiver build in. They also share the same service manual. The device had blown capacitors on the secondary power supply. It would display the error message "Error 303, Video Signal not Found for this program". Only for digital tapes. Analog does always work. "Easy fix", or so I thought. I repaired the obvious (all electrolytic capacitors on the two power supply boards) and also the ones on the PRE/REC amplifier board. Since I did this to the DH5U before, it was almost a routine by now. Sadly, that did not fix the issue (black screen and error message 303). The following things are interesting though: When I use Fast Forward or Rewind, the picture search will always work fine for the HD playback! Also I noticed, that when you let the machine record for a while, the problem disappears for most of the time for many hours to come! The machine will work and play HD fine and eventually, the error symptoms will slowly reapear. At first the playback of HD content will start to freeze frame, but not the normal "drop out" like freeze, but a permanent freeze, until you stop&restart the tape. The interval between the freeze frame and stop&start cyles of the tape will get smaller and smaller until playback will run for only a few seconds and then HD digital playback will fail completely with error message 303 (again). I noticed, that in this case, digital SD footage still works for some time longer until that will fail also. After this, LS3 mode footage might still be playable, until it will also fail to error 303. --> When I hit record for a few seconds or minutes, functionality will be restored for (most of the time) another few hours of operation. I even recapped the digital boards SMD electrolytic capacitors as last resort but it did not help either. Voltage of the power supply looks to be well inside the voltage range, the service manual tells me. What I could not check was voltage ripple. Need a new scope. When the machine is working, It will play tapes very good with basically no dropouts, so mechanically it _seems_ to be intact. So alignment seems to be ok. The good thing is, that I can do most replacement/repair work quite well in my opinion. All this work and I still managed not to damage any of the devices further. But my theoretical knowledge of this digital VCR seems to be limited. Do you have any idea what I could check? This time, I think the digital board with the decoder is working fine, since even in error case, decoding still works somewhat (when tape is fast forwarded for example). Also, it does not seem to depend on temperature. Sadly, the digital board of this thing and the DH5U are not 100% interchangeable. The power supply on the DH5u is also missing a few parts (because it does not have the ATSC tuner). So, interchanging parts between the two and build one working machine is not that easy. Only drive mechanism, PRE/REC and system board seem to be 100% equal. So, If you have any idea what I could check with the symptoms described above, I would be very happy :-)

What's name, girl featured in this commercial from nearly half-century back?

Las Vegas vs. Los Angeles Chargers.

I like the little beep prompt the player gives you when the load/unload function is complete

Pro-tip….take lotsa photos as you disassemble things,belt changes on the DP-950 and DP-900 are similarly difficult. That was the player I gave you in June wasn’t it?

What a rip off.

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COSMO! DID HE JUST JUMP IN?! IT'S STILL HOT!!!😱

I'da made a 4-layer out of those if I were him.

Kevin Flaherty: At 0:15 A Strong guy like him deserves chocolate.

Kevin Flaherty: Those were the good old days.

I'm going to guess that you are a Libra.

My childhood

Tanken From The Powerpuff Girls: A Very Amoeba Boys Christmas VHS 0:08

I knew you’d like the 900 model….

Need some 3s a crowd episodes. Dont wanna see the GSN reruns. Just the original runs

That’s gotta be Jess Harnell.

Cheryl Bradshaw!!!

Thanks for sharing.

This is honestly pretty cool! Is it possible you would also have B-Roll footage from other theme park stunt shows?

I just scribed

Bring back good old memories

One of my favorite commercials 😊

*February 29, 1976*

ABC aired "What's Up Doc" twice (once on January 23, 1976 and again on December 17, 1976). This definitely has to be the *January 23, 1976* airing judging by the audio quality before the network updated its audio system later that same year.

This is recorded on *May 5, 1977* as part of a tornado outbreak in the Springfield, Illinois area. On that day, several tornadoes slammed through the towns of Atlanta, Waynesville, Danvers, McLean, Shirley, and New Holland. Only two people suffered injuries, and dozens of homes (including two machine sheds and a Sunoco Service Station near Interstate 55) were destroyed.

Damn! Nice find! It's so strange that WTVD later replaced the funky "EBS Test" text with simply "EBS" in an arial font.

I Love Kidz Bop Commercials Thank You Video Stores 64 I Love You 😀❤️😃😍💖💝

Narrator is Skip Hinnant, who played Fargo North, Decoder on the Electric Company

Did they really need to put the scrolling text on the top AND bottom? One or the other, please. Nonetheless, really cool find. WTVD were still using a variation of this slide in the late 1980s. BTW, have you encountered any other EBS Tests so far, or is this your only one to date? Also, really enjoyed that lost ABC Password episode you recovered earlier this year. That series was really badly wiped by the network and only seven complete episodes are currently available. If you find any other game shows on these tapes, do be sure to share them, as you might uncover some lost rarities. 😀

Song is a bop though

Do you have a way of contacting you? I am very interested in what's on those V-Cord tapes.

It seems like WTVD used this same background for their EBS tests, as evidenced from another upload featuring a test from 1988. Not sure why they had to put the scrolling text at both the top and bottom, though.

We're the Guiding Light episodes complete? That's a hard show to find from that era...

Classic! Thanks. Even baked alaska.

Hi.....i found data in my dads collection from 1995 stash A card had this compsny data My dad has passed away but um here in 2024

They're gonna getcha it's only a matter of time.