This “HD VHS” Is Real! D-VHS DTheater Demo DVHS High Definition VHS Format (SD)
High definition VHS. It came and went faster than C-3PO cereal. I uploaded this here to demonstrate this format historically, not to dazzle you with HD. In...

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High definition VHS. It came and went faster than C-3PO cereal. I uploaded this here to demonstrate this format historically, not to dazzle you with HD. In fact, this is NOT a high definition video because the machine I used to record this FROM only outputs HD via component video. There was no other means of recording from that deck in high definition. So if you have a video capture card that has a HD component input on it, feel free to buy a D-VHS deck, obtain a copy of the tape demonstrated here, and render your own version in HD, but don't complain that this is in SD.
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The databits channel is pleased to provide you with the best in new tech, vintage and oddity gadgets, media formats, repair projects, electronic experiments and restorations of thrift store finds. There are also many "how to" and instructional titles. The goal is to search through garage sales, antique malls and resale shops for gadgets you didn't know existed, electronic toys you had as a kid, stereo or turntables your parents used or a film projector your school used to teach you valuable lessons. Typically we produce one video a week with several trips to a thrift store per month. Sometimes, through research, an item is searched for on ebay and purchased for review. A list of some of the most popular items watched here on the channel are: record cutting on various materials, DLP television repairs, VCR's, Camcorders, turntables, record players, records, car reviews and dictation equipment.
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47.7K
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Jun 7, 2009
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