Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The classic RealPlayer jingle, included with fairly early versions of RealPlayer. I couldn't find a high quality upload of this anywhere on YouTube, so I decided to post it myself. Ripped from the RealPlayer G2 installation files and converted into a mono .WAV file.
© PajamaFrix 2021-. No copyright infringement intended.
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The classic RealPlayer jingle, included with fairly early versions of RealPlayer. I couldn't find a high quality upload of this anywhere on YouTube, so I decided to post it myself. Ripped from the RealPlayer G2 installation files and converted into a mono .WAV file.
© PajamaFrix 2021-. No copyright infringement intended.
pajamafrix.neocities.org







![Disney DVD FastPlay & EasyFind Menus promo (2004, Flash Video)
[Optimal viewing experience is around 240p or so. I uploaded in 1080 so YouTube wouldnt compress the heck out of it]
Promo for the FastPlay and EasyFind Menu features (or as I call it: Disney™ Snake Oil) seen on Disney DVDs starting around 2004 or so. Preserved from Disneys website, which for some reason still has this page up. [https://disney.go.com/disneyvideos/fastplay/home.html]
Ripped from an SWF file using Swivel.
Voiceover throughout by Mark Elliott (R.I.P.)
PajamaFrix 2021
https://pajamafrix.neocities.org/ Disney DVD FastPlay & EasyFind Menus promo (2004, Flash Video)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/N7uloHXwsAc/mqdefault.jpg)
![MHz Sub-Alert Mode 1 on Keywest Technology/Video Data Systems 840
[originally uploaded unlisted on February 11, 2022]
Demonstration of the MHz Sub-Alert Mode 1 configuration on a Keywest Technology (initially Video Data Systems) 840 character generator. This was created by setting MHz Sub-Alert Mode on my Sage ENDEC to 1 and sending a Required Weekly Test.
This was originally recorded to answer any potential can you recreate VDS green screen on the keywest? comments I might receive, given the last video uploaded when I recorded this was a video showing this machine off: https://youtu.be/YdANjPVm7B0
There is no way to my knowledge to remove the 99;99; in the upper left, as far as I know thats just something this CG does. Presumably, the base 840 units werent designed to be used in an Emergency Alert System setup. (there were specific models aimed towards usage in EAS configurations, specifically the 840-EAS.)
2025 EDIT: Assuming there werent that many differences besides the font changes between this and the original Video Data Systems 840 (see the other video I uploaded about this for details), I wonder if its possible to replicate this screen on it, however I have yet to come across a functional unit secondhand, if at all. (aside from a VDS 840 EAS, however it has not been tested I do not have one in my possession currently.) MHz Sub-Alert Mode 1 on Keywest Technology/Video Data Systems 840](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/N9GtgtvfAsQ/mqdefault.jpg)

