We were told that the equipment the Navy used would not allow VHS to VHS copying so before heading off to our after party we all had to stand there and wait for the video to be copied if we were posting off the establishment after graduation.

I'm talking about that 'RGB split' and that classic 'VHS Overlay' This guy is the real deal and his video doesn't have that many. It was recorded 30th July 1999 and they were distributed to each of us en mass. REAL VHS EFFECT Hey guys I wanted to share this video because it actually saved my life As someone who loves that VHS look I always got frustrated that every single 'How to get the VHS look' it was the same formula. So what you should do is record at 50p/60p, then downgrade/downscale the resolution and add effects. A high framerate is one of the things that makes VHS look unique. There are simply not enough frames per second. I am not sure if the video I has would have this protection but the only video I ever used was from my Navy graduation. Major issue: VHS is 50i (or 60i in the US) which cannot be reproduced using a 24p source. This could be avoided by adding a forth into it in which case it would not work.

I am aware some VHS tapes had a copy blocker coded on them that the signal would be distorted if you went from one VHS player to another and then the TV. Could a recording blocker that disrupts the AGC signal cause the computer to not be able to record it? Hey I just thought of something else recently about the video I tried to get on my computer.

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