📼📼☠ VHS PIRACY IN 1990 ☠📼📼
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- A short story about the state of VHS video piracy in 1990. DO IT LIVE!!!
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we'll do it live!
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Bill looks like he has a long, wholesome and in no way controversial career ahead of him.
There are anime shows that are lost to time because Japan was dead serious about copyright protection. They even sued Blockbuster over video games that they no longer sell .
lol I wonder what these guys would say about the internet.
Ah yes, the good old days where if you had two VCRs, you could always make a duplicate copy of what you rented at the video store.
Didn't work in later years. 90's IIRC.
Now Corporations do it legally..
There are also rare hard to find VHS tapes you might not know about even shown on the internet.
like what
@@TL.... 1994 The Raffle with Nicholas Lea, Mark Hamill, and Jennifer Clement. Jennifer Clement married Vincent Gale (Pisces) on March 25, 2000. I do not know if Jennifer Clement is a Virgo, Cancer, Scorpio, Taurus, Capricorn, or Pisces
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@@TL.... A great one to go there.
Wait, is this a pirated broadcast?😦
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"Oh I'm soooooo scaaared! hahahahahaha!"
Love that movie.
I had a friend back in the early 90's who's parents pirated every movie they rented. Most of them they would just take home, pirate, return to the video store and watch the pirated copy whenever. In the living room they had a wall of generic tapes you bought blank full of movies they'd pirated. Each one had 3 or 4 movies on it. In their bedroom closet they had a pretty decent sized box with a padlock on it. One day my buddy got ahold of the key and he and I opened it the next day after school before they got home to see what was inside. It was all the XXX movies they had rented over the years and also pirated. He let me take one tape that had 4 movies on it, and that was the only piece of pornography I had access to until I was old enough to buy it myself lol. Ironically, one of the movies on it starred Traci Lords; which would make the possession of that VHS tape a felony sex offense under current law. I'm pretty sure it was thrown away when my parents moved 25 years ago.
This was interesting. I only use magnetic tape for data storage and day-to-day tasks such as "surfing the net" and editing movies. It has an authenticity that data stored to digital hard drives never can.
Magnetic tape is immune to blu-ray influence as well. It just can't store all that data! HIGH RESOLUTION of blu-ray production makes everything look SO terribly sharp and crisp, things looks unreal. You can see brushstrokes on freshly-painted walls, read license plate numbers (illegal), and worst of all people look OLDER! In the 1950's Ronald Reagan narrated an LP album
entitled "The Horrors Of High Resolution".....my Aunt Gladys listened to the whole thing with her Bridge Club
one afternoon...I try to get her to talk about it but she gets too emotional sometimes.
'Illegal theft'... except the original tape was still there. This is why the legalese always refers to it as 'unauthorized duplication', it's more accurate.
Dear entertainment/software companies: people like free stuff as much as you like profit.
Wait until they discover Pirate Bay ☠️
I left my ❤ in piratebay
if I recorded a television playing a movie in a store window and I'm in public sidewalk.. is it mine? 😂
1990 = VHS Piracy 2023= Torrents
Only 86 000 annually?
1:43 I hope this is not the same as the Max Headroom incident but a pirated broadcast they did
MAC The Ripper Pro + CD/DVD Drives.
Yea and those same video stores were renting-out Tengen NES games, and look how that worked out for nintendo
how did it work out for Nintendo? Probably better? Any advertising is good for those big corporations.
Tengen games aren't really illegal. They are products that are reverse engineered to work with the NES, but do not copy anything from Nintendo. They kicked Tengen to the curb as a Nintendo licensee after probably breaking some exclusivity clause, causing the products to be essentially banned from being sold in most major retailers that carry licensed Nintendo games. Besides that, Tengen's software, made up largely of coin-op conversions, were all produced under license from the distributors and developers of the arcade originals.
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To your health, gentlemen.
The problems facing 1990....as opposed to today
I'll do it live. F it. I'll do it live to play me out .. Can I finally give back all the VHS tapes that I have.
Piracy’s a fact of life
Piracy 😂 There was a time in 1981ish though that there were some very creepy pasta video rental places.. one in my town got busted for Child Porn thankfully they got shut down real fast. They also had all the craziest Horror movies .. so kind of a lure I think.
Ah Valenti. I remember that old fascist. : )