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CED is terrible. At best, it is worse than VHS. I have no idea about VHD.

I have tried to get help with what you have demonstrated and had given up but today I thought I would give it another try. All the other demonstrators TALK TO FAST and just assume you know all the jargon. You not only spoke clear and slow enough to be able to follow along also you demonstrated with close and clear pictures. Thank you, thank you , thank you

Hi! I am a viewer of your channel. I am wondering if you can try and digitize the audio contents of these tapes to an online archive website or on your channel. If you can that'd be greatly appreciated. Coming from a MUZAK archiver as myself =)! Cheers!

Just a boring HE garbage machine with no agitator and an ugly inner tub design.

Great video. I was sent this very same model of u-Matic some weeks ago and have powered it up and been testing it this morning. Yet to connect to a monitor, but all mechanical functions work well. Enjoyed watching your mechanical tests and playback. I have three larger u-Matics as well. I too have come across image bleed and in some cases, loss of colour. The answer to that was that the particular recordings were high band. My large machines are all low band. Not yet sure if this machine is high or low band, but I will test the playback again soon to check. I have many different format VCRs in my collection, hoping to find a u-Matic with high band playback soon - but without the colossal price tag! 😊

As an italian, the last video I expected to see here was a music video from Coro SAT 😂 The SAT Choir is the best and most popular "a cappella" choir for traditional italian mountain songs, and I think they still exist today. They're really, really good, if you like this particular folk music, of course. Thanks for this video, I had no idea the TeD existed... it's incredibly fascinating.

It took way to long to get big screen TV's 📺the laserdisc player is bigger than the TV and I don't know why it took sixty years for big wide screen TV's 📼

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Very nice video, but you better find some better musical material to conduct such complex operation. It is pitty to make so poor results through dbx and diy recording. Nice work, thanks but find at least cd quality material of 90 dB dynamic range

Looks like a ceramic turntable, possibly the BSR assembly... meaning: It might no produce that good of sound anyway, making recording to those carts gleeful folly.

These portable open reel video tape recording systems were even popular with HAM TV operators.

Sony had the slhf950 super beta HiFi VCR. The Sony draw could open and play the tape.

That video in the beginning looks like a demo how more information about your player will do, i was 7 in 1983. Im 48 now.

Is that guy in the video lol is he Burt Reynolds 😊

Was that in the ancient tombs of Egypt 5000 years. Lol 😊

We need a computer with fire wire port ? So where can we get that from in 2024 ??? 😂😂😂

Please don’t take this as an offense but if you’ve ever heard the old Texas Instruments “Speak and Spell” your voice sounds very similar! I spent hours on those. Thank you for the demo, I just bought one of these for $150

Is it possible to transfer recordings to your computer?

This HELP out SOOO MUCH H BETTER! I have the Series 3. Got tired of seeing music display on my watch. But how to remove music from storage from Series 3 Apple Watch ? It says Full

Great video

If you have Sirius satellite on your phone can you play it on this device

Hello! I have questions for my TRV530 camcorder. I see that my 530 model is almost just same as your 330 model. Whenever I record something on it and tried to playback, it only shows blue screen on it. I used to show the playback for the first 5-10 minutes, and then it stopped working. Please help me out with this.

Did you ever find the driver for using it as a webcam? I have one of these myself but cannot find the driver

2024 and just got 2nd gen SE. they moved this setting back in the general settings. Thanks though, I had no idea what it was even called.

I had this phone and it ran TomTom really well. No more cables trailing across the dashboard to connect to a separate GPS device like I had when using a Dell Axim X30. It wasn't all bad and it worked well enough for calls, messaging and gps navigation in one unit.

Hi can you service my deck ? its the same one in the video except I can't get the plastic cap withe the springs off ?

I have another collection using a spinning stylus. It is the Bertelsmann encyclopedia consisting of eleven hard backs. There special foils are inserted between the pages which contain six records each. A player is carefully positioned and plays up to 4 minutesabd 30 seconds each.

I still remember when this unit was demonstrated in the Kaufhof department store in Hagen, Germany, located south of Dortmund, in 1972. A childrens movie was played. It kept on skipping frames or occaisonally got stuck on one frame. Picture and sound quality were satisfactory as the medium was fresh.

fun note the first multi-format player was the 1903 Styx phonograph the more expensive in the range could play 4 formats 3 sizes of wax cylinders and disc records the lowest-cost machine could just play standard-size wax cylinders. BTW good luck trying to find pictures online these machines are as rare as rooster eggs! they are in the Fabrizio Phonograph compendium series of books but nowhere else I have seen only one in real life in nearly 40 years of antique phonograph collecting the prize on the machine was 10,000 dollars! which isn't as bad as it sounds since through my research I guess there are only about 100 of these in the world. now rare does not mean expensive when people know it's rare it's going to be pricy but if nobody knows yet... I bought an acuston front mount horn phonograph in 2018 for 50 dollars well... my research shows there are only about 3 of these machines left in existence! but nobody knew that yet at the time I was very lucky indeed!!! now every phonograph collector and their aunt are looking for this machine... no one since my find in 2018 has found one, one collector in a forum even offered 100.000 pounds! he removed this offer 10 months later well, nobody was biting. fun note wax cylinders are not made of wax but of caustic soap, a non-soluble soap the additive in later wax cylinders is acetate which makes them black and very flammable later cylinders were made of celluloid which normally is quite flammable but burn inhibitors in the material prevent the cylinder from burning like a lid ping-pong ball.

Nice! I was wondering, since the device is based on Android, can you install your own Android apps on it? It would be nice to install Torque Pro.

Than you for the great guide! I just did this process which was 95% the same on my BenQ W1070! Thanks a bunch! The spots are now gone from the view and the image looks better than ever!

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No one has worked on as many of these as I have. I worked at the Quasar Factory Service Center in Los Angeles during the entire 80’s decade. Those VR1000 were the biggest pile of junk ever conceived by man and my worst nightmare. No matter how well I repaired them the thing would boomerang back in less than 90 days. I knew those units inside and out and we usually had 20 or more in for service at any given time. Weakest point is the rewind tire. Even engineering knew it. They changed the black neoprene tire to a white silicone rubber replacement and still it would slip. The record/play switch on the servo/audio panel always had to be replaced. Spraying it just meant the set would be coming back sooner. The take-up motor would get dead spots in it and had to be replaced. Then that stupid idea of the head drive belt that is designed to slip via the servo control brake system. There were 3 sizes of belts for that drum. Part number was a 42-0002A, B, or C. You picked the right one to get the servo brake voltage within spec. Rubber always deposited on the head spindle and cause the belt to stick causing a jerky picture. That always had to be cleaned off. I developed a routine on what had to be done to these to keep them working at least through our 30 day repair warranty. If I just fixed what was wrong at the moment then back it would come with a different issue before the 30 days and we had to eat the labor. I hated those units. If a customer complained enough to Franklin Park (corporate) they would take it back and give the customer a new VHS. Those VR1000s never had a good picture. It looked like an oil painting as the high end detail was smeared all together. I coined the phrase “oil painting effect.” A big loser of a unit and Quassr regretted Japan talking them into it. Before Quasar agreed to market them in the US Japan said they had them out in a Japan test market for a year with no issues. The VHS system was still 2 years out and Quasar wanted to get the jump on the market. Yeah right. It was once said the VR1000 was Japan’s revenge for the bomb.

You plug a lamp into 2nd outlet in back, it turns off when projector turns on.

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I came after seeing VWestlife's video. It is satisfying to see and hear that in its operational state. Great job, sir!

Thank you so much for making this video! I have one of these, though something seems to be stuck on the sliding/eject mechanism and it won't move past the middle. I've tried opening the machine, but quickly realized I didn't know what I was looking at. This video does a great job explaining the ins and outs of this thing so it should come in handy the next time i'm feeling up to attempting repairs on the thing. I did manage to replace a fuse on it and got it to at least start rewinding the tape that's stuck inside, but then a capacitor exploded. I unplugged it immediately and I haven't really messed with it much since.

Motorola was good about ease of servicing. I was a technician for a local RCA and Motorola/Quasar dealership.

Thanks for the video. I randomly saw someone on fb marketplace selling a Dvhs tape and was like “wait what”

didn’t work for me. I had to figure out for myself. it’s very complicated.

A little before my great grandparents died nearly a decade ago, I managed to visit their house and they still had this TV. I would constantly complain about why they still had a 50+ year old TV, but I still watched some of the local kids channels, but I hated that there was no colour.

I hv Maytag centennial technology bought 2017 this is wt agitator, so far so good still working except, loud banging on sides, how I wish wt this model , I can remove the agitator because I often get tangled clothes around it.

You could have cut the tape through the bottom of the box to conserve the original tape on the top of the box ! LOL

Any idea how to replace the belts? A few of them are tricky, I don't know what it requires to get the belts on without breaking it.

Capstan belt needs replacing

I have one of these that I bought new: it worked beautifully until about 2010, when it up & ate a tape. I thought it was a drive motor, but after seeing this, I wonder if that belt broke? I haven't messed with it since then, because I moved to another state & its been in storage ever since. However, I recently found a film I'd been looking for - and it's only available on VHS (the company that owns distribution rights went belly up back in the '90's), so...

I have one of these. Bought it from a friend in Florida in the late 80's or early 90's. Probably have the only one in Canada.

I've just replaced the capacitors and fixed the battery/RTC IC but I'm here for the checkerboard problem, so my mac has another problem. I've just seen a ceramic capacitor on the power supply board that has a big crack, I hope that after fixing that the computer will start. Anyway mine has the same corrosion, it didn't reach the ports on the back, but it required some hours to fix all the traces, and I didn't fix all of them 😅

I have this exact VCR. No remote sadly. Lost over the years. Need to fix it.

Picked one up on FB marketplace -$20. Cleaned the video drum and tape path. Works great. A beast compared to the plastic VCRs of the 1990s.