DIY disassembly and repair of a SONY VCR (video cassette recorder), model SLV-60HFBR, creating a belt from a spare bicycle inner tube. Recorded on Sony Xperia Z3 Compact.
Very cool! Gonna have to stash this tip in my toolbox for next time. I somehow always have a spare belt that works well enough on hand. Hell even rubber bands work on a pinch but they degrade very quickly. Thanks for the vid. Cheers, Mario
I was shocked that this video is only posted seven months ago… It would have to be an emergency to pull out your old useless piece of junk VCR just to digitize a video so that you could play it on your computer. Oh I thought your belt looked a bit tight. Plus you can just probably buy some elastics from the store and achieve the same thing. I've seen all bags of all different sizes and as long as it's just temporary you should be okay. By the way I was a technician on these pieces of crap for so many years it was fun I enjoyed the work and I made good money. It seemed they always needed servicing. Anyway I'm not trying to be negative the video was fun to watch it just brought back memories for me. But I am glad to not use them again ever
Thank you for your sincere point of view. You thought it might be a little tight, but everything has been adjusted for the electric motor to work properly. Too bad you didn't do any test you spoke of! However, it's never too late to put it into practice.
I just had the task of converting a 1990s recording of a once well known concert pianist playing a piano concerto. It is in S-VHS NTSC-JP-525-30 format, so a bit of a challenge using UK equipment. (I'm using a separate Pioneer machine to do the signal conversion). The belt is slipping in my S-VHS machine, though fortunately only during rewind. Like you, I was hoping never to see these machines again. However, this was an emergency because there's a big commemoration event coming up, and this is the only remaining material we can find!
Great video everything proven vhs tapes don't have picture quality problem's at all everything proven tvs causes problem's on your thinking now days y people don't set tv settings brightness up right at all and color settings at all 1 brightness being on 50 had turned that down on 35 to much brightness on to the color settings being on 50 not enough color had turned that up 87 on to the contract need be on 100 at all times on to the sharpness being on 50 had turned that down on 0 on to the backlight need to be on 30 at all times everything proven it was great if that was the vhs tape itself then y did inything gotten better like it did everything proven people are to lazy to fix there tv settings now days also everything proven broken vhs tape itself is fixable with Scotch tape it starts playing again with out no problem's at all everything proven people don't want you to see everything about that y because people don't want you keeping nothing else for over time everything proven people causes problem's on people's thinking now days on tilling you oh you need to get this and that
Wow you can actually make any size this way! Flat, square.. Whichever you need!
Brilliant! TYVM
Very cool! Gonna have to stash this tip in my toolbox for next time. I somehow always have a spare belt that works well enough on hand. Hell even rubber bands work on a pinch but they degrade very quickly. Thanks for the vid.
Cheers,
Mario
Great!
Thank you for sharing this very useful knowledge. You rock!
This is such a cool Idea!! I will try it!
Very good idea. I thought you will cut the tube straight and stick the joint with super glue
Thanks. This is one of the secrets of this hack.
@@82motorsports93 I might try this at tape decks
Thanks for the tip!!! Greets from Marcel The Netherlands Europe.
Thanks
Isn't that hack belt too short?
Great works
Thank you
does the belt still work in your vcr?
It's working perfectly
@@82motorsports93 you should make more of those belts and sell them on ebay.
@@Rockabillyman26 thanks!
Can we try it for audio cassette players?
Definitely. They both use the same mechanisms
Can you use these for tape recorder?
Yes dude it's the same
Udaya💡💡🪛🪛
I was shocked that this video is only posted seven months ago… It would have to be an emergency to pull out your old useless piece of junk VCR just to digitize a video so that you could play it on your computer. Oh I thought your belt looked a bit tight. Plus you can just probably buy some elastics from the store and achieve the same thing. I've seen all bags of all different sizes and as long as it's just temporary you should be okay. By the way I was a technician on these pieces of crap for so many years it was fun I enjoyed the work and I made good money. It seemed they always needed servicing. Anyway I'm not trying to be negative the video was fun to watch it just brought back memories for me. But I am glad to not use them again ever
Thank you for your sincere point of view. You thought it might be a little tight, but everything has been adjusted for the electric motor to work properly. Too bad you didn't do any test you spoke of! However, it's never too late to put it into practice.
I just had the task of converting a 1990s recording of a once well known concert pianist playing a piano concerto.
It is in S-VHS NTSC-JP-525-30 format, so a bit of a challenge using UK equipment. (I'm using a separate Pioneer machine to do the signal conversion).
The belt is slipping in my S-VHS machine, though fortunately only during rewind.
Like you, I was hoping never to see these machines again. However, this was an emergency because there's a big commemoration event coming up, and this is the only remaining material we can find!
Great video everything proven vhs tapes don't have picture quality problem's at all everything proven tvs causes problem's on your thinking now days y people don't set tv settings brightness up right at all and color settings at all 1 brightness being on 50 had turned that down on 35 to much brightness on to the color settings being on 50 not enough color had turned that up 87 on to the contract need be on 100 at all times on to the sharpness being on 50 had turned that down on 0 on to the backlight need to be on 30 at all times everything proven it was great if that was the vhs tape itself then y did inything gotten better like it did everything proven people are to lazy to fix there tv settings now days also everything proven broken vhs tape itself is fixable with Scotch tape it starts playing again with out no problem's at all everything proven people don't want you to see everything about that y because people don't want you keeping nothing else for over time everything proven people causes problem's on people's thinking now days on tilling you oh you need to get this and that
Thanks
Your welcome
very good idea. thx for this video