Frixs Media Archive
Severe Thunderstorm Warning - July 16, 2020
updated
Local Emergency Alert System Test for the state of Iowa, issued February 7, 2024 at 2:55 AM CT (relayed at 2:59 AM).
0:04 - KGLI-FM (iHeart-affiliated Adult contemporary station; re-encoded with a Trilithic EASyPLUS decoder.)
A sight that should be expected for Emergency Alert System captures on my channels. Audio is particularly noisy as the antenna can't seem to pick up KGLI-FM very well without additional (USB) power.
0:48 - KCAU-DT (Nexstar-owned ABC affiliate)
For the first time in quite a while, KCAU got around to fixing their Emergency Alert System equipment, therefore now being able to relay this month's test! It still needs a bit of work (the station audio heavily overlaps with the relay, as heard here.), but is a massive improvement from my previous captures.
Sorry, no KTIV capture this time around (which honestly would have brought this capture full-circle as they were the station I caught my first uploaded test from) as their EAS equipment doesn't seem to relay local tests anymore (likely a misconfiguration on their end, they were only able to relay the 2024 National Periodic Test--as that was sent over IPAWS CAP--and that's it.)
A set of commercials that aired during "Back to the Future Part II" on then ABC-affiliated station KOTA-TV (now KHME-TV, a MeTV affiliate. KOTA-TV would be moved to UHF channel 7--where KEVN-LD used to reside--in 2016)
Commercial breaks 1, 2, 3, and 6 remain incomplete as they were cut out by the original recorder. No clue why that was done when the other remaining commercial breaks remain on the tape, but whatever.
Break 4:
ABC Sunday Night Movie bumper (short version)
Gillette
Sears
Chlor-Trimeton
Isuzu
Eagle Nacho Cheese
"Witney Houston: This Is My Life" promo
ABC Sunday Night Movie bumper (short version)
Break 5:
Motrin IB
Mercury
Ethan Allen
American Dairy Association
AT&T
"Sexual Advances" promo
ABC Sunday Night Movie bumper ("... will return in a moment")
ABC Wednesday "Shows That Make You Go"
KOTA Territory News Tonight (brief)
'Emergency On-Scene Response' KOTA-TV promo
'The Arsenio Hall Weekend Jam' KOTA-TV promo
KOTA-TV Tonight schedule (without voiceover)
ABC Sunday Night Movie bumper ("We continue with tonight's movie...")
Break 6:
ABC Sunday Night Movie bumper (cut-off by recorder)
Break 7:
Alamo Rent-A-Car
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Dimetapp
Hanes
Sprint + Blockbuster Video promotional spot
"Stormy Weathers" promo
Continental
ABC Sunday Night Movie bumper ("... returns in a moment")
ABC News Primetime Live
Arby's
'Entertainment Tonight' KOTA-TV promo
'Donahue' KOTA-TV promo
KOTA-TV Tonight schedule (with voiceover)
ABC Sunday Night Movie bumper ("We continue with tonight's movie..."; some nasty technical difficulties happen at this point. I'll likely upload that on it's own.)
Break 8:
Ball Park Beef Franks
American Express
Honda Accord
Wendy's
Perkins
KOTA Territory News promo
KOTA Territory News "Coming Up Next"
"Witney Houston: This Is My Life" promo
KOTA-TV Station ID
Break 9:
very brief voiceover during the credits of "Back to the Future Part II"
From an airing of 'Blue Bloods' on KOTA-TV, recorded to VHS at an unknown date.
Another Child Abduction Emergency/Amber Alert message for the state of Iowa, initially issued during the afternoon hours of January 30, 2024, then re-issued that evening with slightly updated information. Unlike the previous upload, there is no NWR relay.
Per usual, the video feed utilizes a decommissioned Trilithic EASyPLUS receiving audio from a local radio station (KGLI-FM) and recorded onto a blank VHS tape (although the second activation was captured directly from the unit.)
Previous set of activations from earlier: youtu.be/mP_mymvoEX8
First (uploaded) Emergency Alert System capture of the year: A Child Abduction Emergency/Amber Alert message for the state of Iowa, aired during the afternoon hours of January 30, 2024. First activation was received over Common Alerting Protocol (CAP), with the second being the local National Weather Service office's relay.
Per usual, the video feed utilizes a decommissioned Trilithic EASyPLUS receiving audio from a local radio station (KGLI-FM) and recorded onto a blank VHS tape (although the second activation was captured directly from the unit.)
Another activation was done with slightly updated details at the exact same time I went to upload this. It has been separated into its own upload: youtu.be/VCNAqBGjSS8
Recorded on September 22, 1999 in-between the 33rd CMA Awards. Digitized from VHS using a Panasonic PV-9451 and a DMR-ES15. De-interlaced with QTGMC/AviSynth+.
Previous capture: youtube.com/watch?v=CjfYXauP32o
Recorded from KMEG (former CBS affiliate for Sioux CIty, IA) on September 22, 1999. Digitized from VHS using a Panasonic PV-9451 and a DMR-ES15. De-interlaced with QTGMC/AviSynth+.
Aired right after the 'Great Performances' presentation of "Cats." Featuring PBS' 1993 theme (although some videos seem to prove the ID’s audio was used as early as 1989: youtu.be/CbzImKGG29k?si=7g3XtN1KlgbGdXrQ) and the "Really Useful Films" logo at the end. (This had also aired right before the making of said broadcast.)
Sourced from a blank VHS tape I found at a thrift store back in 2023. Honestly surprised it's taken me this long to finally get around to digitizing its contents.
This track (and all subsequent versions) are available from Universal Production Music, however the main track seems to also exist within YouTube's ID system:
youtube.com/watch?v=jEygp4x96ME
credit goes to Alan Grant (superpooper360) and Gilby1385.
There are quite a few notable differences between the 1995 final and this iteration, for some reason: youtube.com/watch?v=uWfyBquQQoE
Once again, a huge thanks goes to IowanEASFan ( @theshitpostsofmsxdotgay976 ) for recording all but three (KWIT, KQNU, and KSUX; all three of which were my own) of the tests in this video.
RECORDINGS:
0:00 - SiriusXM Preview Channel [*recorded by IowanEASFan]
Although I was unable to get DIRECTV's relay, I sure as hell wanted to get SiriusXM's. I didn't have my radio hooked up at the time, but luckily a friend of mine did, whose recording is in this video.
0:53 - KWIT-FM (Siouxland Public Radio; NPR-affiliated station)
Strangely, they did not relay the state's monthly test from earlier that morning.
1:49 - K220HO (Pensacola College-affiliated translator) [*recorded by IowanEASFan]
First capture from this station. Apparently it's a translator of a Christian station over in Florida.
2:37 - KMSC-FM (owned-and-operated by Morningside University) [*recorded by IowanEASFan]
Surprised to see this station relay, as I tried capturing tests from this station in the past and they have never relayed those. As the video states, the skipping on this was not the fault of KMSC, rather a fault of Gqrx, the program that was used for recording this station.
3:07 - KGLI-FM (iHeart-affiliated Adult contemporary station) [*recorded by IowanEASFan]
Although I monitored this station with my EASyPLUS, I think Iowan's recording turned out a lot better (plus, you don't get to hear bleedover from KSUX-FM in the background) so I decided to use that instead.
3:57 - KOBM-FM (Walnut Radio/Hickory Radio-affiliated station) [*recorded by IowanEASFan]
4:46 - KWTN-FM (owned-and-operated by the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska) [*recorded by IowanEASFan]
The only other recording I have of this station was when they played a YouTube video live on-air during the late hours of January 17, 2022. Here, you can hear the station as it would've normally operated plus the aforementioned test.
5:32 - KQNU-FM (Q-102; Powell-affiliated Adult contemporary station)
6:20 - KSUX-FM ("The Super Pig"; Powell-owned Country station)
Apologizes for the distorted (or 'demonic') audio. Either the reception was poor, I accidentally bumped the station up (or down) a frequency while preparing, or I had the volume turned up a bit too high yet again.
Additional special thanks to IowanEASFan (@theshitpostsofmsxdotgay976 ) for recording KSXE-LD. I was initially going to, but ran out of time and my recording failing before it could even reach 1:20 PM.
RECORDINGS:
0:00 - KTIV-DT (Gray-owned NBC affiliate)
Crawl only. Featuring a new crawl as part of the recent Gray rebrand package. The recording prior to the test was recorded during News 4 at Noon.
1:17 - KSXE-LD (SagamoreHill-owned Grit affiliate) [*recorded by IowanEASFan]
A Frix's Media Archive 1st! This is the first time I have uploaded any bulletins from that particular channel. Like KTIV's relay this too was crawl only. Although unlike KTIV it just shows the IPAWS CAP message and probably the slowest crawl I've ever seen.
Rather than bore you for a few minutes of muted copyrighted content and a ticker that's nearly as slow as molasses, I have trimmed it to its third revolution (the recording had 4 in total) and fast-forwarded through some of it.
2:26 - KPTH-DT3 (Sinclair-owned CBS affiliate; formerly belonged to KMEG-DT)
About the only thing worth noting is that the crawl container stayed on-screen for about 13 seconds.
3:50 - KPTH-DT1 (Sinclair-owned Fox affiliate)
Ditto, although unlike the CBS affiliate it stays on-screen for a few more seconds.
5:09 - KSIN-DT (Iowa PBS, formerly Iowa Public Television) [blurred to avoid a worldwide block]
I haven't seen Iowa PBS relay from CAP in quite some time.
6:29 - KXNE-DT (Nebraska Public Media's PBS afiiliate) [blurred to avoid a worldwide block]
This is the only TV EAS from the batch that did not relay from IPAWS. (probably KXNE-FM.)
7:28 - Trilithic EASyPLUS (decommissioned unit relaying from KGLI-FM, an iHeart-affiliated Adult contemporary station)
Recorded to DVD using a Panasonic DMR-ES15 DVD Recorder. I would've been on campus as this happened but I managed to schedule a recording earlier in the morning.
Although I tried to record KCAU-DT and one of the channels DIRECTV offers, the former chose not to relay the test and DIRECTV Stream does not relay national level Emergency Alert System messages.
From a rerun of 'Cannon' captured from KTIV-DT3 (MeTV) on February 7, 2018. The episode in question was 'Point After Death'. This was captured using NextPVR and a WinTV HVR-850 ATSC tuner; trimmed with FFmpeg.
I uploaded this separately a few months after I captured it because a user on the CLG Wiki (now AVID) requested me to do so, thinking that "since the EAS interrupted the logo, it counts as 'one of the many variations' of the V-of-Doom." Not even I really considered it as such, but I decided to re-upload it on it's own anyway.
Ironically, this is also the only time I have ever seen the Viacom V-of-Doom on MeTV. All of the other Cannon episodes I've seen were plastered with the CBS Television Distribution logo or cut straight to the station ID. Speaking of, this upload also includes the localized MeTV station ID from around this time, although unlike a previous upload this one is presented in full.
For the ones that really care, the tones are powered by a Trilithic EASyCAST Encoder/Decoder.
Unlike other recordings I've seen of this particular ticker, this one includes both an English and a Spanish translation. I've typically seen the full-screen operation modes have a Spanish translation, but almost never the ticker itself. Either way, neat stuff!
All thanks to @SoraThePanFloof for sending me this, originating from their tape collection.
Decoded SAME header: ZCZC-EAS-RWT-006095+0100-3140913-COMCAST -
Recorded on July 19, 2023 via DIRECTV Stream. The channel being recorded was KCAU-TV, a Nexstar-owned ABC affiliate.
Recorded a little before 9 AM on July 5, 2023. Monitored radio station was KGLI-FM. The audio is a bit crummy because I haven't yet acquired a proper replacement for my JVC VCR (I'll get around to it soon) and have resorted to using a Panasonic deck that only supports mono audio.
I didn't bother with a de-interlaced 59.94 fps export this time around. Although the original recording was de-interlaced, I must've forgotten to check the option in my video editor when it came time to render. It's not like it matters anyway.
Recorded during Retro 8s Live on June 28, 2023 at around 3:52 am CDT. In addition to the few minutes I uploaded earlier, [youtu.be/ngrzO93cu4A] you can view the entire broadcast from this morning over at TWCZach's YouTube channel: youtu.be/GcH63awa5ow
The content provided is owned by The Weather Channel / Weather Group LLC / Allen Media Group. I am not affiliated with either company, just a long time fan of things like these.
About the only critism I have about this (other than the font being used, admittedly it's pretty close to whatever the 4000 used back in the day.) is the lack of Current Conditions icons, as the only icon set that appears throughout (from the amount that I've seen of this) is often associated with the Regional Conditions/Regional Forecast segments.
The content provided is owned by The Weather Channel / Weather Group LLC / Allen Media Group. I am not affiliated with either company, just a long time fan of things like these. On the other hand, the music seems to be sourced from Transition Music according to YouTube's Content ID.
Clipped around Cincinnati since a TCF recreation follows shortly and I wanted to provide some high quality footage of that. For the curious, the full hour has been re-uploaded by TWCZach: youtube.com/watch?v=GcH63awa5ow
Recorded while DXing WHO-AM in Des Moines, Iowa. Expecting the classic "Iowa Emergency Alert System" test message led to a dissapointing 2 minutes of dead air. I would've included more stations' relays had our local primary relayed the test (clarification: they did not. this is pretty much my only recording of this month's test. If you want more recordings of Iowa's test, check out EAStestfan25's video: youtube.com/watch?v=vzPpH-FJues)
The end-of-message tones were recorded via their online stream and synced up with VEGAS Pro 19. (Their online stream played ads during the headers, hence why they were taken from a different recording of this particular test.)
More Emergency Alert System uploads are coming eventually. Stay tuned... or don't.
[For the curious, the radio in this video is a Nelsonic NLC788 NOAA Weather Clock Radio.]
From a 2023 airing of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie on Nicktoons. From what I can tell, this was the first time the movie has aired in 4:3 in quite a while. Neat stuff!
For some reason, this particular print has the 2002 Nickelodeon Movies logo at the end. I think it's strange as the movie had a completely different logo theatrically, however it seems to have appeared on other TV prints of this film: youtube.com/watch?v=Lx8sAsXuLq0&t=27s
Also yes, I uploaded this to my main channel initially. I apologize.
fuuuucccckkkk yyyooooooouuuuu lfmao tnank you for @asterisknest
This upload syncs it up to a DTS 5.1 track courtesy of a DTS theatrical disc of "Twister" (which also featured the audio for the long-lost/rumored DTS "Water Drop" trailer.) courtesy of Niko Bellic.
In addition, there was a previous variation of this trailer that ommitted all 'Digital Surround' branding for the Cinemark Theatres logo from the time and was processed in Dolby A: youtube.com/watch?v=0dy6mR4hosY
The original snipe was produced by Willming Reams Animation (later PreShow Productions), for the curious.
Fun fact: I had produced a video like this a while back, but I seemingly lost the files (plus found a few more recordings)
Source credit (in order of appearances):
youtu.be/H_KVT7OAayg
youtu.be/G3afc2DX_24
youtu.be/aDpyx-IOS_g
youtu.be/BW6wm1Z24dg
youtu.be/9bypDulAWUg
youtu.be/QtlZGNmPS5k
youtu.be/UkrPWPlOHYc
youtu.be/E8jazrvYJdM
youtu.be/y58ZGNdWgus
youtu.be/sfcFvJQRqok
youtu.be/jWRpC52-Nvg
[original description remains below, mostly unaltered]
#1 - KWIQ National EAN Test
#2 - WWF56 National EAN Test (WR-100, 12-521, 12-519 go off!!)
I am the first and only person to have received an real EAN off NOAA Weather Radio, even though it was just a test.
==ALERT DETAILS==
A Primary Entry Point System has issued an Emergency Action Notification for Washington, DC beginning at 11:03 am Wed Nov 9 and ending at 11:18 am Wed Nov 9 (BCESRS)
ZCZC-PEP-EAN-011001+0015-3131903-BCESRS -
[end of original description]
I haven't seen a good re-upload of this yet, so I might as well fill in that gap. As far as I know, this was the only confirmed recording of the 2011 National Periodic Test to be captured over NOAA Weather Radio ever recorded.
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 DIRECTV's 'Game Lounge' service (from personal experience). I've also noticed Sky Gamestar also had their own Snake clone while waiting for a game to load: 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 I've left it out of this upload.
Image sourced from a Audiovisual Identity Database/CLG Wiki page discussing the company: avid.miraheze.org/wiki/Carmike_Cinemas#6th_Logo_(2002-2005)
Audio sourced from a DTS theatrical audio disc, particularly of 'Rugrats Go Wild'. (credits to SoraThePanFloof.)
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 don't 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: youtube.com/watch?v=lcsVuCtSN7Y
For the curious, this policy trailer/snipe was produced by Cinema Concepts. The same template would be re-used for both Krikorian Premiere Theatres [youtu.be/PLI8ffPRFuQ and youtu.be/CzReCTygU8k] and MJR Theatres [youtu.be/z8sD63wuZSw] respectively.
[10:16 PM edit: Looks like I'm not the only one to have re-uploaded this: youtube.com/watch?v=laYxtqa9Mn0. I guess it doesn't hurt to have mulitple re-uploads, (in the event one of them goes down.) right?]
Original uploader was @Funnieo (who seemingly has re-uploaded themselves as of 6/6/23) Prior, all that I knew was that although it wasn't the only upload of this channel (Cal M uploaded a camera recording of it in 2015: youtu.be/VviApe4IRiU), it was probably the best quality upload of it as it was captured directly from the source.
As for character generator, it reminds me of a Video Data Systems character generator, however someone pointed out that this was a Trilithic PMBDX1, a character that I had never heard of prior to discovering the original camera recording. (Google has no results for it neither does Trilithic's archived website from 2009, when it was rumored to have been released.) As of April 19, 2023, it seems to be a Video Messenger VM-3 going from various screenshots in its manual which use the same font as the one shown here.
If you happen to know more about this, let me know.
[original description read as follows: "I recorded this with my Coaxial Cable wire. And i also remember having this channel with my Xfinity Digital Adapter. and the channel number was 29-12 for the Coaxial Cable, and 1999 for Xfinity."]
This was sourced from one of Flying Foto Factory's demo reels, which only featured a small portion of it. There's a slight blue tint to it, however more complete reels from FFF show its true colors: vimeo.com/751925546
In addition, the complete thing has been uploaded to Vimeo (by the company, no less), albeit without audio: vimeo.com/780569413
Original visual capture courtesy of Joe Redifer (direct link: youtu.be/XF46bJV-Bg0). It's not the best quality, (it's a camera recording after all) but it will have to do until a quality scan surfaces. (about the only thing I did in the meantime was correct the angle.)
Audio sourced from 'The Simpsons Movie' (2007) DTS theatrical CD-ROM courtesy of Niko Bellic. (The original capture by Joe/Sound Sack had audio sourced from a Dolby Digital DA20 SR-D sound processor recorded to MiniDisc and muxed to a 6-channel DVD, whereas this is more of a direct cinema-quality rip. That is, until YouTube compresses it.)
(Likely) captured during the early hours of December 20, 2020 (according to the file details). I don't really have much else to say about this.
also featuring the Comet's weekday lineup near the end.
[og description: "the original set of render(s) in a Not-So-Shoddy quality."]
It looks like someone had already re-uploaded ver. A (although speed corrected with ffmpeg) to YouTube [youtube.com/watch?v=icaV4nHUdqQ], so I have decided to re-upload the raw version myself.
This is not my creation. I am only re-uploading this for preservation purposes.
Track is 'Jamboree' by Mladen Franko & His Orchestra.
Both recordings are courtesy of cirrus media archive:
youtube.com/c/0xCIRRUS
youtube.com/watch?v=o_Hv2qveHdQ.]
You've heard of the original THX "Cimarron" mix from 1988, but have you heard of the original version of the DTS "Sonic Landscape" snipe?
Well, neither have I. I came across this incidentally while browsing the website for Musikvergnuegen (the music and sound design production company behind the Buena Vista Home Entertainment 'Filmreel' bumpers and the Intel jingle, among many others). I couldn't seem to find this documented anywhere, so I'm re-uploading this in hopes to find an answer. (and also for preservation since the Audiovisual Identity Database does not have this mentioned on their page.)
Audio content courtesy of Musikvergnuegen. If somebody from there wants me to remove this video, please let me know. The original source can be found on their website under 'Audio Branding': musikvergnuegen.com/audio-branding (and on their YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=o_Hv2qveHdQ)
As of uploading, the full program remains lost. The company's website seems to have existed up until 2012 (switching TLDs from .com to .tv around the turn of the millennium.) A copy of their manual has been backed up, however: cg-wiki.org/_media/software/wmcg433manual.pdf
Any additional information can be found here: cg-wiki.org/software/win_master_cg
If you have any additional information about this program, please let me or The CG Wiki know.
Soundtrack is POP.MID, a demo track that was bundled with the Creative Sound Blaster AWE32 sound card.
Gameplay of an early build of 'Jimmy Neutron vs Jimmy Negatron' for the Game Boy Advance, courtesy of an apparently recent source code leak. This seems to have been marked as Milestone 2, dated 12/15/01.
With thanks to whoever leaked these builds. I take no credit other than recording, playing, and uploading this video. Emulator used was the latest release of mGBA as of uploading.
Original source (albeit currently unconfirmed): youtu.be/Ukq2CKiyk2E
Recorded on April 29, 2020 from a DIRECTV box potentially hooked into my Phillips MAT972 WebTV box via composite video? I don't even remember anymore.
That one bit from the 'Yo-Yo Man Instructional Video' but de-interlaced to 60fps. I couldn't think of a better title for this, so I'm leaving it as-is for now.
I would have captured the entire tape if the visual portion wasn't so.. damaged. (the visual distortion seen in the video occurs throughout the entire tape, likely due to storage.) You can watch a better quality version of the full tape over on Puz's channel: youtu.be/6NG3q0itVEc (Not damaged, though. Maybe if there's enough demand, I'll consider de-interlacing my tape with all of its visual distortion intact.)
credit to Maxx.
www.keloland.com/news/local-news/canadian-amber-alert-victims-and-suspect-may-be-in-sd
This is one of the more recent, stranger (and frankly creepier) local emergency alert activation's I have in my collection. Like some of the other "black screen" emergency broadcast captures from my channel (but not including the few on my secondary channel), this happened during a voice chat with a couple of pals and initially caught me off guard.
Taped at midnight onto a blank VHS tape in EP mode. Digitized about 6 hours after the alert had went into effect.
I thought I might as well be one of the first to upload this particular combo, especially considering that the premiere happened not too long from when this was uploaded.
The video feed utilizes a decommissioned Trilithic EASyPLUS unit receiving audio from a local radio station and recorded onto a blank VHS tape. Captured at around 10 AM CT on July 19, 2022.
PBS Kids updated their logo fairly recently, so I made an attempt to try and record it. I wasn't awake when it was supposed to happen, so I recorded it using my GPX TVTR149B digital converter box.
Recorded from KSIN-DT2 (PBS Kids) on July 19, 2022 at around 5 AM CT using a GPX TVTR149B Digital TV Tuner + Recorder. The initial recording was a MPEG-2 video stream (.MTS) with stereo audio and clipped using Kdenlive.
The reception during the time was not very good, hence all of the breakups throughout the video.
[original description: Apertura de los titulos de la twenty century fox realizado por mi en 3d studio max.]
This video and the entire channel hosting it was terminated for 'violating YouTube's Community Guidelines.' (supposedly got hacked into? i don't exactly know) I am aware that this has already been reuploaded millions of times by little children obsessed with this logo, but I have chosen to do my part as well.
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.
Available from Ring Musik:
ringmusik.com/en/album/hr2271
Child Abduction Emergency/Amber Alert message for the state of South Dakota, aired around 12:30 am on June 11, 2022, but received and recorded at around 1:15 am CDT, ten minutes after the alert was set to expire.
As per usual, the video feed utilizes a decommissioned Trilithic EASyPLUS receiving audio from a local radio station and recorded onto a blank VHS tape. Although this time around, I have decided to skip the quick 1sec introduction.


