Whoa, here it is the beginning of August in 2021 and I am just now seeing this, actually, for the first time ever. And here I thought I was an authority on all things John Denver. He was my hero, but I'm always finding out something new about him!
I live in Colorado. Colorado in Winter is Picture Perfect. Actually, Colorado in Winter is probably my favorite scenery and my favorite feeling. No matter how many times I have seen it, I'm still awestruck!
I don't understand why you keep putting terrible footage online. Why don't you get copies put onto DVDs. Costco can transfer all kinds of media onto a disc with the kind of projector or other equipment it takes so the footage can be good.
Because this was recorded on VHS. And it's possible that you're not old enough to understand that this is how VCRs recorded things back in the day off broadcast television. This has nothing to do with the channel owner, who is AWESOME for doing this, and everything to do with the source material.
@@faithcurrent658 Oh I absolutely am familiar with VHS. I understood that this was the medium you were using when I saw the footage. This is why I was suggesting putting it onto DVD which could be better tracked if it was copied by a reliable company. You should consider doing this. The material which is copied to a disc copy would show better. Costco put my super 8 film onto disc and it is a really nice copy. Good quality. If you aren't able to get the VHS copied digitally I can understand. This is just a suggestion due to seeing the poor tracking by the video machine. What I saw besides the tracking issue is how the image looked as though a digital camera had recorded the image from the VHS which was shown by VHS machine initially. So, I was just hoping that you would consider improving the image. That's all. Not to insult you. Alright?
![John Denver / The Choices Windstar Symposium [1991] (Full)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9P7R37omfk4/mqdefault.jpg)
Whoa, here it is the beginning of August in 2021 and I am just now seeing this, actually, for the first time ever. And here I thought I was an authority on all things John Denver. He was my hero, but I'm always finding out something new about him!
The awesome, multi-talented JOHN Denver...…….Love..Love..Love
miss him a lot
Thank you!
I live in Colorado. Colorado in Winter is Picture Perfect. Actually, Colorado in Winter is probably my favorite scenery and my favorite feeling. No matter how many times I have seen it, I'm still awestruck!
We are lucky enough to be able to view this video of John whenever....as often as we like.....I really appreciate this time. 9/1/19
absolutely awesome video...…..Love..Love..Love John Denver
Too bad this is poor quality...
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I don't understand why you keep putting terrible footage online. Why don't you get copies put onto DVDs. Costco can transfer all kinds of media onto a disc with the kind of projector or other equipment it takes so the footage can be good.
Because this was recorded on VHS. And it's possible that you're not old enough to understand that this is how VCRs recorded things back in the day off broadcast television. This has nothing to do with the channel owner, who is AWESOME for doing this, and everything to do with the source material.
@@faithcurrent658 Oh I absolutely am familiar with VHS. I understood that this was the medium you were using when I saw the footage. This is why I was suggesting putting it onto DVD which could be better tracked if it was copied by a reliable company. You should consider doing this. The material which is copied to a disc copy would show better. Costco put my super 8 film onto disc and it is a really nice copy. Good quality. If you aren't able to get the VHS copied digitally I can understand. This is just a suggestion due to seeing the poor tracking by the video machine. What I saw besides the tracking issue is how the image looked as though a digital camera had recorded the image from the VHS which was shown by VHS machine initially. So, I was just hoping that you would consider improving the image. That's all. Not to insult you. Alright?