the odd thing about my tapes is that some cartoons will appear twice, but paired with others
martyste
I have:
Cleopatra + Twelve Tasks
America + Twelve Tasks
Big Fight alone
Big Fight + random movie
Britons + Tintin Lake of Sharks + Caesar's Surprise?
martyste
But one thing I know that is sad, is that the intro and outro of Cleopatra on my tape have been cut short. I'll need some restoration, maybe getting DVD or YT version to send to the VCR to record on a reusable tape...
martyste
Intro misses a couple seconds and outro cuts right after the spring birds chirp
martyste
here, it's all blue!
martyste
well, some close shades of blue
martyste
Here's what you should be able to see when it's not cut.
Download Full_Transition.mp4:
martyste
And, what I assumed to have been CRT beam shake was actually shake in the recording itself ( when the animation begins )
martyste
But damn, it shows this tape has been played *alot*, the quality has went down.
stinkek
This is neat.
I wondered if anyone would like to do a generation loss video with an Asterix clip or a few, but that's probably too much to ask, especially when they don't manufacture that stuff anymore
martyste
generation loss?
martyste
Also every tape I'm recording atm, they have each not been seen in a decade, sometimes longer.
stinkek
When you copy footage between 2 tapes (this is is more drastic) or tape and PC, the quality degrades everytime it's copied onto a tape. Typically as you make more copies, the colours get more saturated and bleed more until they start giving up and the picture goes grayscale, there's more and more shaking and artefacts, and audio quality also gets worse, until it becomes and unwatchable static mess.
stinkek
Film piracy up until early 2000's surely was hardcore
martyste
huh
martyste
I mean, I technically have the means to send digital video converted back to SCART to my VCR
martyste
I would just need long enough cables to go from the desktop to VCR
martyste
You know, some of the stuff on my tapes is so unreadable i've been thinking of finding their originals on the internet or smth, and then send them to a tape that's clean enough