I realized I forgot to mention one thing in the video - the analog-content aspect was actually an afterthought. I originally built this setup to digitize and preserve any rare tapes I get ahold of. It works flawlessly :3
I recently saw the full WBRB series and it scared me so badly, and watching this video made me impressed on how you were able to mimic not only the dead silent cable tv but also the vhs effect. Nice job Mary!
"Plus, you can't exactly tell me that THIS is horror." *sudden jumpscare* In all seriousness, thank you for the behind the scenes look at how the sausage that is the wacky world of Teleblue is made.
Mary, you're so underrated. But that doesn't really matter to me. You make great videos with a lot of effort for your small audience and that's what I like about creators like you. Thanks for sticking around. - A subscriber
I love the attention to detail in each video, especially when it comes to the UI! Like in that one Nick on-demand video, the UI looked straight outta 2005, right down to the weird truncation of the show names (this is an actual thing cable boxes would do for... some reason. Probably just a cheap way to make text fit.).
Your work has seriously impressed me so far. As a collector of kids cable network stuff like this as well, I have to really admire your attention to detail when it comes to getting aspects of this as accurately as possible. Your series will keep me up for hours tonight, and I don't get enough sleep already as is, lmao. Keep up the awesome work!
As someone who wants to do analog style filmmaking and is currently working on a (walten files) Guilty Remake, I absolutely love the vibes of the channel and this amazing video. You've got a new sub!!!
That's so cool! I've been watching your videos and they really amaze me. I've never seen a VCR (or not that I know) and vintage technology really fascinates me. Now that fact that VCR's are a bit rare now, it makes me a bit sad to have never seen or used one, and there aren't really any thrift stores in where I live, but these kind of videos where people show off their vintage technology makes up for it :)
i apologize for this becoming basically a mini-essay, but a channel like this for someone like me DESERVES praise. I was born in 2000- no literally, August 21, 2000, I am as old as this century (22 as of writing this); I grew up in what is essentially the beginning of tapes becoming semi-obsolete an slowly transitioning to only DVDs, BLU-Ray and streaming. Same goes for TVs. We've had a analog crt tv in both living room and the playroom and bedroom me and my brother had- at least from 2003-2011 (roughly; my memory isn't that great). Even when we got a HDMI flatscreen in 2007 for the living room... well, as HDMI as you can get from 2007 standards, we kept the old CRT tv in my parents' bedroom, vhs player and all, since they don't ever really watch tv on that at night anymore. Why am I rambling about all of this? Because I too love early 2000s stuff- and yes, I still kinda like DVDs but mostly the really old ones with still images being the main menu of the disc and the best bonus feature of the dvd being a free PC demo or XBOX original demo game to put into their respective consoles, even if it's just a demo game and it asks you to buy or download- via XBOX Live or the internet for Windows XP Especially VHS tapes, as my brother and I grew up with an over-abundant love for them. Disney vhs tapes from the 90s, baby einstein (not my parents' best decision when we were babies >.> if im gonna be honest), veggietales. Any movie or episode compliation that has a 10 minute barrage of trailers for other movies and tv commercials/anything-promos made specifically for those tapes thatll never be seen on tv at all; I love ALL OF THEM ^3^ with all of that in mind, I've grown very early on to really love and appreciate analog-media pre-2006/7, as IMO that's where people were finally moving on to DVDs and Ipods instead of VHS tapes and CRT PC monitors. I'm not ashamed to admit this, I'm one of those people that just get that RANDOMASS thought to go on youtube, and either look up videos showing the previews from a vhs tape, or go on internet archive and either look up early 2000s commercials (or one of the many PBS kids "sponsored by" segments they did back then) or full on hour long videos people recorded tv channels on back then so you can SORTA watch pbs kids or nickelodeon like it's still 2003 lol. So, me being someone who absolutely loves analog media, vhs-recorded tv channels and such, it's why I'm subscribing to you. Like me and everyone else who falls in the same path, you love dis stuff as much as I do- if not more cuz holy cow I am in love with how you make these videos, using real tapes and such ^u^- and you express that love through your videos. So I'm looking forward to seeing more videos from you ❤ (btw- I really love your OC; buck-toothed characters are lowkey super cute imo, she's adorable :3)
Fun fact: when I was 7-8 years old my school class had this vintage-looking 4:3 PC monitor that had these black lines scrolling down similar to a CRT television set. I think that using such a similar screen to power some of my analog horror videos could help encapsulate an authentic feeling of the 1980s-2000s - if only I had the bank account to acquire one for myself that I could link to my computer with succession… 😔
Absolutely amazing. I actually have analog gear. Including a dirty video mixer, digital tv, CRT tv, lots of VHS players/DVD players, and even a glitch fx box. I have a music project coming soon called SCREENGORE. Btw, this inspires me a bunch.
I think the comment you made about old cable menus being liminal is sort of fascinating, because according to the original definition of the term, they literally are. They're a transitional space from one channel to the next. I never thought of it that way, what an interesting comparison :-)
Ooooh, this video was really interesting. If I were to give my personal opinions on how the raw tape audio sounds, I personally think it still sounds fine in my opinion. But I do understand why you edit the audio in post, but besides that overall this video was really good and informative!
as a 22 year old fella that grew up on vhs and comcast on demand. plus 2007 being a favorite memorable year of mine, ((transformers and meeting my childhood homie that i still talk to)) this series actual gets to me. i love horror and even the goofy analog horror ((idc what people say, i need more spooky faces lol)) theres something about this series though ((especially the noggin one, just throw in a lunchables commerical and froot loops and theres my childhood lmao)) that actually spooks me. like val is one of the scariest antagonists to me since its more of a realistic concept ((rouge ai goes crazy and scares people)) kinda also reminds me of my many creepypasta type dreams id have ((ben and sonic exe despite being goofy scared young me shitless, something about the horror of something im used to everyday being calming or normal going all evil and spooky on me. also why gmod args still get me since id shit myself endlessly if my ragdolls im scenebuidling with start to come alive)) idk i get a lotta spooky dreams where this stuff actually happens to me so seeing my ""nightmares, and childhood nightmares"" being real is dope asf but damn its proper goosebumps for me lol tldr for fellas: this series tingles the nostalgia horror shit my pants bone. fuck id hate waking up to see val popping up on my screens
3:04 - 3:23 Huh, you're not wrong. It does make a huge difference. Also, really good setup btw. I wonder if other analog horror creators like greenio use a similar setup...
Not terribly impressive? Girl, you put the analog in analog horror with your setup! This is reminiscent to how there are few musicians who record to tape, just to capture thqt warmth that digital just don't have. Also, your setup reminded me of how guys like AVGN & LGR did their earliest vids. Nice to see someone continuing it, and making it part of the content.
😅I'll admit, I didn't think about having a countdown when doing my vhs stuff. My setup at the time when recording VHS stuff was like: Blu-ray Player with Composite, USB Flash Drive, Panasonic or Sony VHS VCR, and then GO. I had somewhat of an issue with this because I got to wait 10 or 5 seconds to get the rainbow stipe when starting the tape to go away or that media player overlay to go away. From what I've experienced with my setup however, It does the job perfectly. I do happen to have an RF Modulator from RadioShack if I ever wanted to make things super broadcast-styled like, I'm unsure on using it SUPER often when doing VHS spoofs but I'll think about it. One thing I didn't knew you had on hand was that Analog Mixer device??? I thought it was just like some RF tinkering you messed around with! But, besides the long stuff I had to say... This is a great video!
Thanks! Your setup sounds really lit actually, lots of ppl go the route you went with the DVD/Blu-ray player. Personally I just wanted a setup a bit more instantaneous, without the need of other hardware like burning discs or buying a specific flash drive. Doesn't make it any less efficient tho, rlly its all preference
@TapeWorm You're so welcome! One more thing I forgot to mention. I do also have a CRT, but I got mine for free and it also came with a vhs deck. So, sometimes I'll switch between one of my VCR's or go the CRT VCR depending on what I'm going for. This also applies for sound since lofi vhs audio is what I want to try to go for.
Damn I might just pay you to convert a music video idea I’ve had for one of my tracks to tape, I admire your setup. I’ve always wanted to perfect the analog look as that’s sort of my theme. A quick question though, do you have multiple tapes that u record onto for each video or do you just have one tape that u tape over whenever you need to convert another video?
If you wanna commission me to convert something feel free to check my Fiverr in the description :3 Also I record everything onto one tape just so i don't waste perfectly good tape or money - everything goes to the same 6-hour editing tape.
that capture setup looks nice, although the vcr that you use is known for failing after a long period of disuse, but if it works it works. also, the capture card you use is good and all but it has an issue where if theres little to no signal, it will lose sync and cut to blue in certain areas or the entire screen.
I actually sometimes use the signal issue w my capture card to its advantage in terms of using the analog video mixer. It actually makes a really nice clean cut when you tape it.
@@TAPE_W0RM true, my capture card cant do that so i am limited to messing with the tracking on my vcr or messing with the vcr/vhs tape while its recording
also as someone thats still tryna get my own horror series outta dev hell ((its heavily inspired by nightmares and personal life stuff)) is live action stuff better or should i stick to more animated like stuff? ((i mostly prerfer animation myself since i wanna make something akin to hotline miami meets walten files type stuff. its also inspired by bogleeches burgrr entries since that story heavily reminds me of a fucked up fever dream i had where fast food robot clown machine things would pull people from these outside drive throughs in a field where they would pull people through a window and into this woodchipper meat grinder making them into burgers))
this video appeared in my recommended and i really enjoyed watching! it's so interesting seeing others analog video workflows especially as there's a few things here i hadn't really looked into (notably the video mixer). i'm curious.. did you have any issues with the hdmi2av converter? i've had problems with those in the past being finnicky with ntsc framerates leading to a nonexistent chroma subcarrier & not filling the entire frame compared to commercially transferred video so i was wondering if those ever caused issues. as for the tape audio, i think that's because your vcr has hifi. i don't know if those late-model combo units can disable hifi but for my transfers i usually record in ep mode without hifi on an early 90s mono only vcr. sometimes i'll also pass the footage between two vcrs a couple of times which really gets the transfer perfectly terrible (i will note that there are much more elegant solutions for quick video degradation - notably, there are quite a few vcrs made by go.video that have two tape decks for quick copying. they're fairly cheap on ebay if you trust the seller to pack it well enough to survive shipping). :P i will also admit i'm not familiar with the whole analog horror thing besides some ones i vaguely remember from a few years ago (local 58 and channel 7 i think they were?) but hearing you talk about it your take on it was really cool! we've all got a unique angle we view our experiences thru and i love when that shows in the things we create. do you have any plans for a part 2? this was a great overview but it's really easy to get lost in a sea of dodgy info online about buying analog video equipment and it'd be good to have a more definitive resource for anyone interested in going more indepth (e.g. showing different transfer solutions for different technical levels and/or budgets, where to get av gear without paying absurd prices, advice on producing video for 480i playback, etc). overall i'm really glad this was recommended to me, thanks for making this video! it's so great to see that other people care about authentic vhs video, there's so much creative potential in using a real analog signal that no canned vhs filter can replicate.
Too bad your setup wasn't cheap. And another pro and con is that your inspiration for WBRB is swag and the con is ntscQT doesn't look like realistic VHS like an option with a dirty analog mixer. Could be hard to program, but it's kinda fun.
@@TAPE_W0RMeah, OBS is REALLY intense - though that could just be chalked up to my machine being a dinosaur, but I've found even the built in Game Bar recorder to be better. Note: not necessarily VIABLE, but better.
Heyo! I've been working on this the same way but for some reason my VHS records everything out MINI HDMI to AV converter in Black and White... which is WEIRD because as it playing the color is there but when I play back the tape is B/W
@@TAPE_W0RMalso i think if you connect your hdmi to av to your vcr and the connect a av from vcr to tv it displays the video (I don’t know if you do that or something)
I realized I forgot to mention one thing in the video - the analog-content aspect was actually an afterthought. I originally built this setup to digitize and preserve any rare tapes I get ahold of. It works flawlessly :3
Archiving the tapes are similar to circulating them like MST3K.
how do the teleblue cable boxes work
UwU
@@morenomoreno3803Furry
Your dedication is admirable! Even if it is "overkill," it's well worth it to see that genuine VHS aesthetic come to life. 👍
I recently saw the full WBRB series and it scared me so badly, and watching this video made me impressed on how you were able to mimic not only the dead silent cable tv but also the vhs effect. Nice job Mary!
"Plus, you can't exactly tell me that THIS is horror." *sudden jumpscare*
In all seriousness, thank you for the behind the scenes look at how the sausage that is the wacky world of Teleblue is made.
Mary, you're so underrated. But that doesn't really matter to me. You make great videos with a lot of effort for your small audience and that's what I like about creators like you. Thanks for sticking around.
- A subscriber
I love the attention to detail in each video, especially when it comes to the UI! Like in that one Nick on-demand video, the UI looked straight outta 2005, right down to the weird truncation of the show names (this is an actual thing cable boxes would do for... some reason. Probably just a cheap way to make text fit.).
Your work has seriously impressed me so far. As a collector of kids cable network stuff like this as well, I have to really admire your attention to detail when it comes to getting aspects of this as accurately as possible. Your series will keep me up for hours tonight, and I don't get enough sleep already as is, lmao. Keep up the awesome work!
As someone who wants to do analog style filmmaking and is currently working on a (walten files) Guilty Remake, I absolutely love the vibes of the channel and this amazing video. You've got a new sub!!!
That setup actually looks cool
Great tutorial, thank you making it! ^^
And you’re so right about the liminal UI thing, I’ve always had a soft spot for them too :)
5:24 it works by " "
That's so cool! I've been watching your videos and they really amaze me. I've never seen a VCR (or not that I know) and vintage technology really fascinates me. Now that fact that VCR's are a bit rare now, it makes me a bit sad to have never seen or used one, and there aren't really any thrift stores in where I live, but these kind of videos where people show off their vintage technology makes up for it :)
Im glad you like them!!
i apologize for this becoming basically a mini-essay, but a channel like this for someone like me DESERVES praise.
I was born in 2000- no literally, August 21, 2000, I am as old as this century (22 as of writing this); I grew up in what is essentially the beginning of tapes becoming semi-obsolete an slowly transitioning to only DVDs, BLU-Ray and streaming. Same goes for TVs. We've had a analog crt tv in both living room and the playroom and bedroom me and my brother had- at least from 2003-2011 (roughly; my memory isn't that great). Even when we got a HDMI flatscreen in 2007 for the living room... well, as HDMI as you can get from 2007 standards, we kept the old CRT tv in my parents' bedroom, vhs player and all, since they don't ever really watch tv on that at night anymore.
Why am I rambling about all of this? Because I too love early 2000s stuff- and yes, I still kinda like DVDs but mostly the really old ones with still images being the main menu of the disc and the best bonus feature of the dvd being a free PC demo or XBOX original demo game to put into their respective consoles, even if it's just a demo game and it asks you to buy or download- via XBOX Live or the internet for Windows XP
Especially VHS tapes, as my brother and I grew up with an over-abundant love for them. Disney vhs tapes from the 90s, baby einstein (not my parents' best decision when we were babies >.> if im gonna be honest), veggietales. Any movie or episode compliation that has a 10 minute barrage of trailers for other movies and tv commercials/anything-promos made specifically for those tapes thatll never be seen on tv at all; I love ALL OF THEM ^3^
with all of that in mind, I've grown very early on to really love and appreciate analog-media pre-2006/7, as IMO that's where people were finally moving on to DVDs and Ipods instead of VHS tapes and CRT PC monitors. I'm not ashamed to admit this, I'm one of those people that just get that RANDOMASS thought to go on youtube, and either look up videos showing the previews from a vhs tape, or go on internet archive and either look up early 2000s commercials (or one of the many PBS kids "sponsored by" segments they did back then) or full on hour long videos people recorded tv channels on back then so you can SORTA watch pbs kids or nickelodeon like it's still 2003 lol.
So, me being someone who absolutely loves analog media, vhs-recorded tv channels and such, it's why I'm subscribing to you. Like me and everyone else who falls in the same path, you love dis stuff as much as I do- if not more cuz holy cow I am in love with how you make these videos, using real tapes and such ^u^- and you express that love through your videos. So I'm looking forward to seeing more videos from you ❤
(btw- I really love your OC; buck-toothed characters are lowkey super cute imo, she's adorable :3)
wow! and i bet my bottom dollar you recorded this video through the VCR! pretty interesting and talenting explination!
Fun fact: when I was 7-8 years old my school class had this vintage-looking 4:3 PC monitor that had these black lines scrolling down similar to a CRT television set. I think that using such a similar screen to power some of my analog horror videos could help encapsulate an authentic feeling of the 1980s-2000s - if only I had the bank account to acquire one for myself that I could link to my computer with succession… 😔
You may not think it’s much to shake a stick at but I think it’s honestly impressive
Absolutely amazing.
I actually have analog gear. Including a dirty video mixer, digital tv, CRT tv, lots of VHS players/DVD players, and even a glitch fx box. I have a music project coming soon called SCREENGORE. Btw, this inspires me a bunch.
i really thought val was suddenly gonna jumpscare me at the end lmao 😂
I think the comment you made about old cable menus being liminal is sort of fascinating, because according to the original definition of the term, they literally are. They're a transitional space from one channel to the next. I never thought of it that way, what an interesting comparison :-)
Really interesting and informative video, cant wait to see what stuff is coming next!
Broski this video is so sick, binging this tomorrow frfr
I love this. This is super helpful and interesting. Also adore the Mother music, very nostalgic!
Ooooh, this video was really interesting. If I were to give my personal opinions on how the raw tape audio sounds, I personally think it still sounds fine in my opinion. But I do understand why you edit the audio in post, but besides that overall this video was really good and informative!
saving this for later. thanks for the tutorial!
Damn... I've gotta say that is pretty impressive. I don't think I'd even be able to handle all that equipment tbh, but it's still pretty cool!
as a 22 year old fella that grew up on vhs and comcast on demand. plus 2007 being a favorite memorable year of mine, ((transformers and meeting my childhood homie that i still talk to)) this series actual gets to me. i love horror and even the goofy analog horror ((idc what people say, i need more spooky faces lol)) theres something about this series though ((especially the noggin one, just throw in a lunchables commerical and froot loops and theres my childhood lmao)) that actually spooks me. like val is one of the scariest antagonists to me since its more of a realistic concept ((rouge ai goes crazy and scares people)) kinda also reminds me of my many creepypasta type dreams id have ((ben and sonic exe despite being goofy scared young me shitless, something about the horror of something im used to everyday being calming or normal going all evil and spooky on me. also why gmod args still get me since id shit myself endlessly if my ragdolls im scenebuidling with start to come alive)) idk i get a lotta spooky dreams where this stuff actually happens to me so seeing my ""nightmares, and childhood nightmares"" being real is dope asf but damn its proper goosebumps for me lol
tldr for fellas: this series tingles the nostalgia horror shit my pants bone. fuck id hate waking up to see val popping up on my screens
Hey Mary i like your videos :D and your analog horror series :)
man this channel need more subscribers
thanks for the vid, very easy to understand
0:38 uh-oh's, it's the evil bad man who does bad things!11!1!
I love your videos
3:04 - 3:23
Huh, you're not wrong. It does make a huge difference.
Also, really good setup btw. I wonder if other analog horror creators like greenio use a similar setup...
She actually does now lol
Incredible
Not terribly impressive? Girl, you put the analog in analog horror with your setup! This is reminiscent to how there are few musicians who record to tape, just to capture thqt warmth that digital just don't have.
Also, your setup reminded me of how guys like AVGN & LGR did their earliest vids. Nice to see someone continuing it, and making it part of the content.
this comment just made my entire night aaaaaa thank you!! james rolfe's definitely been a lifelong inspiration to me lol
intrisentign
5:35 tele-cat
😅I'll admit, I didn't think about having a countdown when doing my vhs stuff. My setup at the time when recording VHS stuff was like: Blu-ray Player with Composite, USB Flash Drive, Panasonic or Sony VHS VCR, and then GO. I had somewhat of an issue with this because I got to wait 10 or 5 seconds to get the rainbow stipe when starting the tape to go away or that media player overlay to go away. From what I've experienced with my setup however, It does the job perfectly. I do happen to have an RF Modulator from RadioShack if I ever wanted to make things super broadcast-styled like, I'm unsure on using it SUPER often when doing VHS spoofs but I'll think about it. One thing I didn't knew you had on hand was that Analog Mixer device??? I thought it was just like some RF tinkering you messed around with! But, besides the long stuff I had to say... This is a great video!
Thanks! Your setup sounds really lit actually, lots of ppl go the route you went with the DVD/Blu-ray player. Personally I just wanted a setup a bit more instantaneous, without the need of other hardware like burning discs or buying a specific flash drive. Doesn't make it any less efficient tho, rlly its all preference
@TapeWorm You're so welcome! One more thing I forgot to mention. I do also have a CRT, but I got mine for free and it also came with a vhs deck. So, sometimes I'll switch between one of my VCR's or go the CRT VCR depending on what I'm going for. This also applies for sound since lofi vhs audio is what I want to try to go for.
1:23 I MISSED SEEING THOSE UI'S WTF
1:08 HOW TF DID I NOT SPOT THAT
That's really impressing what are you doing! I wish i had this content.
UPD: I meant setup.
Damn I might just pay you to convert a music video idea I’ve had for one of my tracks to tape, I admire your setup.
I’ve always wanted to perfect the analog look as that’s sort of my theme.
A quick question though, do you have multiple tapes that u record onto for each video or do you just have one tape that u tape over whenever you need to convert another video?
If you wanna commission me to convert something feel free to check my Fiverr in the description :3
Also I record everything onto one tape just so i don't waste perfectly good tape or money - everything goes to the same 6-hour editing tape.
CABLEVISION?! IM LITERALLY WATCHING CHANNEL 34 ON A PHILIPS POWERVISION
1:38 got me 😭💀💀
that capture setup looks nice, although the vcr that you use is known for failing after a long period of disuse, but if it works it works.
also, the capture card you use is good and all but it has an issue where if theres little to no signal, it will lose sync and cut to blue in certain areas or the entire screen.
I actually sometimes use the signal issue w my capture card to its advantage in terms of using the analog video mixer. It actually makes a really nice clean cut when you tape it.
@@TAPE_W0RM true, my capture card cant do that so i am limited to messing with the tracking on my vcr or messing with the vcr/vhs tape while its recording
Cool setup! I only using some limited budget to make vhs vids lol
Hey pretty neat tutorial
The method I use is upload the video and record the flat screen tv I have but I record it close enough to make it look like a Crt.
pretty cool breakdown wormy
i just wish you didn't upload this at 3:30 AM CT
I'm a night-worm
New subcriber
Honestly I kinda like the unfiltered audio better
Totally fair
also as someone thats still tryna get my own horror series outta dev hell ((its heavily inspired by nightmares and personal life stuff)) is live action stuff better or should i stick to more animated like stuff? ((i mostly prerfer animation myself since i wanna make something akin to hotline miami meets walten files type stuff. its also inspired by bogleeches burgrr entries since that story heavily reminds me of a fucked up fever dream i had where fast food robot clown machine things would pull people from these outside drive throughs in a field where they would pull people through a window and into this woodchipper meat grinder making them into burgers))
I make VHS videos as well and I also use hi8 and video 8 and VHS as well
I like VHS
this video appeared in my recommended and i really enjoyed watching! it's so interesting seeing others analog video workflows especially as there's a few things here i hadn't really looked into (notably the video mixer).
i'm curious.. did you have any issues with the hdmi2av converter? i've had problems with those in the past being finnicky with ntsc framerates leading to a nonexistent chroma subcarrier & not filling the entire frame compared to commercially transferred video so i was wondering if those ever caused issues.
as for the tape audio, i think that's because your vcr has hifi. i don't know if those late-model combo units can disable hifi but for my transfers i usually record in ep mode without hifi on an early 90s mono only vcr. sometimes i'll also pass the footage between two vcrs a couple of times which really gets the transfer perfectly terrible (i will note that there are much more elegant solutions for quick video degradation - notably, there are quite a few vcrs made by go.video that have two tape decks for quick copying. they're fairly cheap on ebay if you trust the seller to pack it well enough to survive shipping). :P
i will also admit i'm not familiar with the whole analog horror thing besides some ones i vaguely remember from a few years ago (local 58 and channel 7 i think they were?) but hearing you talk about it your take on it was really cool! we've all got a unique angle we view our experiences thru and i love when that shows in the things we create.
do you have any plans for a part 2? this was a great overview but it's really easy to get lost in a sea of dodgy info online about buying analog video equipment and it'd be good to have a more definitive resource for anyone interested in going more indepth (e.g. showing different transfer solutions for different technical levels and/or budgets, where to get av gear without paying absurd prices, advice on producing video for 480i playback, etc).
overall i'm really glad this was recommended to me, thanks for making this video! it's so great to see that other people care about authentic vhs video, there's so much creative potential in using a real analog signal that no canned vhs filter can replicate.
Thank you!!
Too bad your setup wasn't cheap. And another pro and con is that your inspiration for WBRB is swag and the con is ntscQT doesn't look like realistic VHS like an option with a dirty analog mixer. Could be hard to program, but it's kinda fun.
You are a greatest friend ever...Thanks,lady.....BECAUSE I GONNA BE SCA----🧛🏻👹😈-----⬛⬛⬛⬛
I wish the VCR was a Panasonic but it's okay.
Hi, TapeWorm, How can i make a VHS Video on Kapwing?
thanks for the help! I just really really wanted to make vhs videos anyway btw this is the 89th comment :)
Cool
Epic
Your voice sounded REALLY Cute.
Also, i think you can try OBS Studio instead of Bandicam, but this is just my opinion
Idk about anyone else but OBS is normally super intensive on my machine, Bandicam's usually a lot more lightweight
@@TAPE_W0RMeah, OBS is REALLY intense - though that could just be chalked up to my machine being a dinosaur, but I've found even the built in Game Bar recorder to be better.
Note: not necessarily VIABLE, but better.
Heyo! I've been working on this the same way but for some reason my VHS records everything out MINI HDMI to AV converter in Black and White... which is WEIRD because as it playing the color is there but when I play back the tape is B/W
mini HDMI as in the format or as in the size of the converter? I use standard HDMI to composite AV
@@TAPE_W0RM
Ohhh sorry. I meant the brand of the adaptor was MINI just like yours
How did you Get the countdown? You never Mentioned that! Or You Did Mentioned That.
Whaaaaaaaaaat
I have a vcr and a flat screen from 2008 is the flat screen compatible
Indeed!
@@TAPE_W0RMalso i think if you connect your hdmi to av to your vcr and the connect a av from vcr to tv it displays the video (I don’t know if you do that or something)
0:10 😂😂😂
How do you make the UI?
1:33 Why you gotta dunk on my performance :(
I think I subscribe you
Is anyone not talking about the marios