Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
recaptured with better equipment. recording using an I-O DATA GV-USB2 instead of the Dazzle DVC100.
created using blender 2.79b. clouds were rendered in cycles render in 2.92.
I would've posted to FrixTheSecond, but I've already uploaded the original one here, so fuck it.
recaptured with better equipment. recording using an I-O DATA GV-USB2 instead of the Dazzle DVC100.
created using blender 2.79b. clouds were rendered in cycles render in 2.92.
I would've posted to FrixTheSecond, but I've already uploaded the original one here, so fuck it.
![WXIN-TV ID (circa 1996, mirror)
[the date is a random guess, i dunno if this was from 95 or not.]
[[original uploader was actually eyeontv, not WoodKnapp94.]]
Couldnt find this separated on YouTube, so I decided to do it myself. Originally uploaded by user WoodKnapp94 as part of their FOX Affiliate Station IDs Collection [https://youtu.be/Gbfu1VXTwuc]
No copyright infringement intended. Mirror provided by PajamaFrix.
https://pajamafrix.neocities.org WXIN-TV ID (circa 1996, mirror)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Y4-7-alyfKQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![(Wisconsin) Time Warner Cable Required Weekly Test - April 27, 2006
[raw decode: ZCZC-EAS-RWT-055027-055055-055059-055071-055079-055089-055101-055117-055127-055131-055133+0015-1171208-TWC BRK -; Thanks to Resine05 for verifying the date and time of which this was recorded, along with providing the decoded message!]
From an encode(?) of Episode 4080 of Sesame Street. This may look familiar to some, as I had reuploaded a camera recording of this (though sourced from the original uploaders own tape) exact same screen. You can find that here: https://youtu.be/qin5coImQqw
Recorded on Time Warner Cable somewhere in Wisconsin on April 27, 2006 at around 8:08 AM. (Wisconsin) Time Warner Cable Required Weekly Test - April 27, 2006](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Y5vbp7_lHmg/mqdefault.jpg)

![MGM/UA Home Video (1993, storyboard + animation tests)
[EDIT 7/20/25: Recently, Davids Logo Archive was able to upload the entirety of David Engels copy of the progression of the logo as it was being worked on: https://youtu.be/D8H-YDH0-VA Compared to this re-upload (and by proxy, the original upload on Vimeo,) there are a lot more work-in-progress clips alongside reference used for the logo near the end.]
A compilation of animation tests of the MGM/UA Home Video logo from 1993. As the slates imply, these were animated at Editel Graphics New York division from March 2 to May 17, 1993 (likely excluding the final cut, which didnt have a slate and therefore was excluded. Theres many uploads of it online anyway.)
This was sourced from a Vimeo upload by David Engel, who conceived, designed, and directed the original logo: vimeo.com/1021550830 - I only split it up and joined them together for easier viewing.
Theres more clips recently made available over on Davids Logo Archive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8H-YDH0-VA
Timestamps:
0:00 - Storyboard (March 2, 1993)
0:21 - Unlabeled animation test (mostly consisting of the mask seen at the bottom of the ribbons, with some footage that would later be repurposed for their closing tag)
0:39 - MOTION W/ B&W TEXTURE (April 15, 1993)
0:59 - MGM TEST #3 (April 23, 1993)
1:17 - Animation Test #5 (May 5, 1993; no i did not skip four, it was left out of the original Vimeo upload.)
1:37 - MGM RUFF TIMEINGS (#1) (May 7, 1993; rough timings)
1:55- MGM RUFF TIMEINGS (#2) (May 7, 1993; ditto, though this one is more refined)
2:15 - Animation Test #7 (May 17, 1993; finalized animation w/o additional compositing.) MGM/UA Home Video (1993, storyboard + animation tests)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YTdPBqcMJ48/mqdefault.jpg)





![National Emergency Alert System Test - November 9, 2011
[original title: Nickelodeon National EAS Test - November 9th, 2011]
[original uploader: Michael Esposito. Published on November 9, 2011.]
[original description: Comcast Cable Lancaster, PA; Nationwide Emergency Alert System Test November 9th, 2011 2:00 PM; Fairly OddParents (including Nickelodeon crawl), to commercial, then into Big Time Rush. Test starts at 5:29]
The failed National EAS Test of 2011. Captured via Comcast in Lancaster, PA. The original recording contained some Nickelodeon material and could not be uploaded in full on its own, instead being cut down to the two-minute test seen in the original video. (which is now private, fyi.)
I am not the original uploader of this video. This video was reuploaded for preservation. If you are the original uploader of this video and would prefer to not have this online, please let me know. National Emergency Alert System Test - November 9, 2011](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_80V7KCkrF4/mqdefault.jpg)
![Zeebo Background Music Loop (2009-11, highest quality)
[original file name: sounds_bgdmusic1.mp3]
Background music from the Zeebo video game console, which was created by Zeebo Inc., released in Brazil (under Tec Toy) and Mexico, and ran on Qualcomms BREW (Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless) platform (commonly used in various Verizon Wireless & CDMA phones).
The only rip I could find of this online was recorded from the main menu of said console, though a reply chain in the comments section of the video led me to a direct rip of the track. Credits to KrZ One: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-c4v27-3H_rZJW_jk3jPJw
The original track is only about 18 seconds long, so I looped it to nearly a minute. Feel free to loop as many times as you seem fit.
Posted for preservation purposes. Zeebo Background Music Loop (2009-11, highest quality)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_LD5mU2kfPU/mqdefault.jpg)