Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
A commercial advertising the soon-to-be-released (at the time) Intel Pentium III processor. Aired during the 41st Annual Grammy Awards. This is a reupload of the previous night's video, as the right side of the screen was cropped out due to not setting the recording resolution proper in VDub2.
This was one of many transfers I did through VirtualDub2. I finally received the memo that OBS Studio is just very shitty for VHS transfers, so I'm deciding to reupload quite a bit of my VHS clip catalog in slightly higher quality. Compared to the previous uploads done with OBS, the picture is slightly more stable, no jitter and less-frequent distortion on the top. I have purchased a time base corrector as of right now and a re-reupload of this will be up in due time. For right now though, this is as good as it gets.
Recorded on February 24, 1999, aired during the 41st Annual Grammy Awards.
Intel, Pentium III (3), and any related trademarks are (or were) copyright of Intel Corporation 1999-. Uploaded (for the third time) for archival purposes.
A commercial advertising the soon-to-be-released (at the time) Intel Pentium III processor. Aired during the 41st Annual Grammy Awards. This is a reupload of the previous night's video, as the right side of the screen was cropped out due to not setting the recording resolution proper in VDub2.
This was one of many transfers I did through VirtualDub2. I finally received the memo that OBS Studio is just very shitty for VHS transfers, so I'm deciding to reupload quite a bit of my VHS clip catalog in slightly higher quality. Compared to the previous uploads done with OBS, the picture is slightly more stable, no jitter and less-frequent distortion on the top. I have purchased a time base corrector as of right now and a re-reupload of this will be up in due time. For right now though, this is as good as it gets.
Recorded on February 24, 1999, aired during the 41st Annual Grammy Awards.
Intel, Pentium III (3), and any related trademarks are (or were) copyright of Intel Corporation 1999-. Uploaded (for the third time) for archival purposes.
![Iowa Child Abduction Emergency Message - June 15, 2021
[message has been cancelled as of 10:45 PM CDT on June 15; child was recovered safely.]
Iowa gets their seemingly annual Amber Alert relayed over NOAA WX, however not much information was sent out regarding who was or who caused the bulletin, despite it being listed otherwise off-air.
Actually recording this alert was a nightmare, as due to a number of different reasons:
- EASyPLUS audio was too loud at first (it was quiet per another upload, so a bit after uploading that I adjusted the volume to 30, which led to this), leading me to wait until the alert was over to correct it.
- Accidentally overwriting a portion of one of my home recorded tapes (forgetting it was in the VCR as of recording this)
- Having to re-encode the message two times, the second one not even including the voice message since it was interrupted
- Forgetting there was a portion in one of the separate recordings where I accidentally unplugged the sound from my EASyPLUS, accidentally cutting off a portion of the message and having to reupload it (in other words, the reason why this video was uploaded twice.)
tl;dr; Recording the alert was a nightmare because my EASyPLUS and recording setup did not want to cooperate with me. Iowa Child Abduction Emergency Message - June 15, 2021](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xu6ZuxebdJI/mqdefault.jpg)
![Carmike Cinemas (1999-02, re-upload w/ 5.1 DTS audio)
[FT Depot has uploaded a better quality version of this, minus the 5.1 track: https://youtu.be/pAR5PwVyLEs]
I apologize for the visuals, the only HQ clip of this snipe that currently exists online was sourced from a 16mm print and had a watermark plastered over it (probably with good, though unmentioned intentions attached.) There seems to have been a much higher quality capture uploaded at one point, but I dont think anybody has preserved that particular upload at this time.
5.1 audio originates from a DTS theatrical audio disc for Rugrats Go Wild courtesy of SoraThePanFloof.
Original capture was uploaded by CaponeFilms: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcsVuCtSN7Y Carmike Cinemas (1999-02, re-upload w/ 5.1 DTS audio)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yK7z3_STkNk/mqdefault.jpg)


