Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Footage of the PrimeTime demonstration program, given nothing of the sort was posted online prior. (other than the software diskettes)
Like the previously demonstrated Deputy CG software, This was a video titler developed for MS-DOS by InnoVision Technology, who also created a line of similar programs for the Amiga, including the "Broadcast Titler" and the "Montage" expansion for the NewTek Video Toaster.
This particular version seems to be the SuperVGA release. This software package was also released for systems with TARGA-based systems (TARGA+ and TARGA 16) with some additional features horizontal page panning, page shuffling, frame grabbing, and image blending, among others.
Recorded in DOSBox-X using AVI output with Zip Motion Block Video codec. Additional transcoding was done with FFMPEG.
Additional credit to Ahe26 on the Internet Archive for the disk images.
Footage of the PrimeTime demonstration program, given nothing of the sort was posted online prior. (other than the software diskettes)
Like the previously demonstrated Deputy CG software, This was a video titler developed for MS-DOS by InnoVision Technology, who also created a line of similar programs for the Amiga, including the "Broadcast Titler" and the "Montage" expansion for the NewTek Video Toaster.
This particular version seems to be the SuperVGA release. This software package was also released for systems with TARGA-based systems (TARGA+ and TARGA 16) with some additional features horizontal page panning, page shuffling, frame grabbing, and image blending, among others.
Recorded in DOSBox-X using AVI output with Zip Motion Block Video codec. Additional transcoding was done with FFMPEG.
Additional credit to Ahe26 on the Internet Archive for the disk images.
![PixelPlay, Inc. Showreel (2008)
[original filename: showreel340.wmv / dl: http://web.archive.org/web/20080502133847/http://pixelplay.com/video/showreel340.wmv]
Showreel for PixelPlay, Inc. A company that was once a pioneer in interactive game services for cable and satellite operators around the world.
About the only thing I know them for is the creation of DishGAMES, an interactive TV channel operated by Dish Network from the mid-2000s into around 2012 or so that consumed most of my childhood. (admittedly the only games I can even remember playing were Monopoly and some Snake clone whenever you attempted to download a game, both of which I would consider lost media.)
Some of the titles offered by the company seemingly made their way onto other services. From what I could remember, Monopoly in particular was ported to DIRECTVs Game Lounge service (from personal experience). Ive also noticed Sky Gamestar also had their own Snake clone while waiting for a game to load: https://youtu.be/FxaIe2rnL0c?t=651. A few games from other services Dish offered (such as I-play TV and Playin TV) also made their way into other services, such as Gametree TV / Play.Works. (notably Carrot Mania.)
The original video had Let Me Entertain You by Robbie Williams playing in the background, but in the off-chance that it would lead to a worldwide block Ive left it out of this upload. PixelPlay, Inc. Showreel (2008)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uf7q40Ov5_U/mqdefault.jpg)





![Abertura Curta metragem (mirror)
[original uploader: xello. Published on September 12, 2006.]
[alternative title: Sixmind Entretenimento (cause thats what it says on the tin!)]
Found this on an old storage drive belonging to an old computer. I vaguely remember downloading it forever ago but dont exactly remember where exactly I put it. Guess that has been figured out now!
Semi-recently I also attempted to remake this before I found this copy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1R_bnOt-Dk
I am not the original uploader. If you are the original uploader of this video and want me to take it down, please let me know. Abertura Curta metragem (mirror)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wHu3gJKDLGM/mqdefault.jpg)

![DIRECTV Nexstar dispute loop (2023, complete)
[For the curious, this dispute has been long resolved. I havent bothered updating the description because its not really worth updating for that alone. You can look it up yourself, cant you?]
Seems like DIRECTV and Nexstar got into another dispute this year. Rather than provide a boring slide set to stock music, they produced an entire loop to inform customers whats been going on and what they can do.
Recorded on July 19, 2023 via DIRECTV Stream. The channel being recorded was KCAU-TV, a Nexstar-owned ABC affiliate. DIRECTV Nexstar dispute loop (2023, complete)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wRz-SibPmVU/mqdefault.jpg)
![(Michigan) Comcast Required Weekly Test - June 20, 2006
[raw decode: ZCZC-EAS-RWT-026163-026125-026115-026099-026161+0015-1711159-Comcast -]
This was previously uploaded to YouTube a while back, though was incomplete. The original source happened to be from an encoded TVRip of a Spongebob SquarePants episode. Features the classic Texscan-MSI based Emergency Alert System slide with tones potentially generated by a Gorman-Redlich Emergency Alert System encoder.
Recorded on June 20, 2006, during an 8 AM airing of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode Krab-Borg. (followed by Rock-a-Bye Bivalve, but you probably already knew that.)
(* This video features valid Emergency Alert System tones. I will not be held responsible for purposeful misuse of them. *)
(** In addition, please DO NOT ask for the link to the TVRip. The last thing Id want is ViacomCBS (or Paramount Global as theyre referred to now) to get after me. Look for it yourself. **) (Michigan) Comcast Required Weekly Test - June 20, 2006](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wz84zr1geOM/mqdefault.jpg)
