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This Dash Cam is Universe fit global BYD model, we are interested cooperation with you this video.

Taking the picture at 11:05 the right group of 4 holes are as follows: from left to right first hole is an anchor post for the cassette. If you stick tape on it the cassette won't be in a correct position to be detected by the deck. second is the detection hole for a DDS2 120m tape, third is for the DDS1 90m tape and the fourth is open together with the second one for DDS3 120m tapes. All these DDS tapes do work together with the two Tascam DA-30 MK I that I have by permanently shorting the detection switch of hole 2. Oh and cutting the jumper wire W402 on the digital board de-activates SMCS. That's for the Mark I don't know it there is an option for Mark II

Thank you for sharing 🙂. I have also the same model. It have not failed yet.

There were also localised versions of these recorders with the same EP function for different markets. As far as I know, there were also MESECAM EP (in this mode the amount of SECAM-fire is enormous, I've tried recording. In addition, sometimes vertical yellow-green moiré appears, it depends on the cassette itself. On 2-head tape recorders everything is very, very bad), and possibly SECAM EP, in the SECAM region tape recorders I'm trying to find, they were sold presumably only in France and Switzerland (e.g. NV-HV60F). Also there was a similar feature for 525-line regions, somewhere also since 2000 introduced VP speed (like 4 or 5 times slower than standard), it worked in NTSC and obviously should work also in PAL-M (for example in NV-HV60BR model). The quality of all these slow-speed recordings depends very much on the wear and tear of the VCR mechanism, and they don't play very well on other similar recorders...

Do you still have the Sony micro system ?

Brilliant job, can you come and do mine please.

hi pre read like on the betacam a500p or a 75p liner audio

The Great C 7

Nice follow up 👍

Well that was very informative I enjoyed that now will have a go mine .

What a great old machine. I've never seen one of those before. Very cool tech for it's time. Thanks for sharing.

The DVD player you are using as the S/PDif source may be adding the “SCMS” copy protect code. You may have better luck with a standard ordinary CD Player that has S/Pdif output.

Any issues with e-3 errors?

Stupenda apparecchiatura VHS,che non conoscevo.non capisco una cosa,il VHS ha la traccia stereo hi fi e la traccia mono detta normal,da dove saltano fuori 10 tacce audio,non capisco

Thanks for this Tim! Going to have to give this a go sometime this week as my camera arrived this morning. I noticed that yours had a BYD logo on the sticker packaging but nothing on the camera itself. Some cameras online appear to have the BYD logo embossed onto the metal. I can't be sure if it's genuine or not

I have the harness built into the fascia where the rear view mirror is .. mines UK spec 2023 model.

A couple of things I forgot to mention in the video: * - My Dolphin is running software version 1.3, which is the latest available at the time of writing this comment. * - I used a 128GB SD card, which was originally formatted as exFAT. The dashcam seemed quite happy with this and worked perfectly. However, to avoid any possible compatibility issues, I decided to re-format the card in the car (an option under Settings in the Dashcam app), which formatted it as FAT32.

Great video! First install I've seen on a Dolphin. I installed one into my Seal which already had the wiring, just had to install dashcam, plug it in and it was all good. Its unfortunate but they are starting to come out without the cable as well. That's the hardest part to fit!

Super video (again!) Tim. I like your presentational style. We're right with you for all the twists and turns. Complete with grunts and groans and the seats brow! Just like we all do on DIY jobs. Not glamourisec, no jazzy video effects or racy music. Other Y.T usery please note. Should get a good following expecially as that beautiful BYD Dolphin is likely to "take off" in the UK.

Nice video, definitely starting at top & working down is the way to do this. Shame no way to connect up without taking all the control panel off. Now to persuade daughter to let me rip on her car. As a aside has yours updated the software on the head unit?

Thanks Tim, very useful indeed

amazing too Panasonic NV-HS930 with TBC and 3D DNR 😉

me too. When there was no input, the right side shook by itself. This may be a problem with the 10V power supply of the LINE input amplifier circuit next to the microphone amplifier circuit.👍

デジタル処理後、送信は出来ませんでした。送信機もデジタル処理があると不可能ですね。大変複雑な接続で興味深いです。👍

It was a very fun machine. 👍

Back in the 80s and 99s I used to work in merchant banking in the city of London, all trader phone (and other voice circuits) were continuously recorded during the working day, so there were many entire racks filled with this sort of recorder, and although I never came across these particular units, devices using vhs tape were common. It was someone’s job to change the tapes daily on these dozens of recorders. As noted elsewhere in the comments, that’s an RJ21 on the back, up to 25 x balanced 600 ohm line level feeds per connector, using a 25 twisted pair cable. Of course these machines are all ancient history with hard disk recording rapidly becoming the norm, the real advantage of which was not the end of swapping and storing a months worth of tapes, but same day playback, rather than having to wait for swapsies to recover the wanted tape.

Interesting experiment! Regarding the S/PDIF input the following. The Copy Prohibit flag is always high when this input is used. A digital copy is only possible with a source that allows digital copying. The digital output of a consumer CD player always has that flag high. The digital output of the CD player can be modified. But it is also possible to modify the digital input of the 601, allowing unlimited digital copying. I once did that to one of my 601s and it worked fine. It is recommended to connect the video transmitter to the Copy output of the 601. Then the best result is obtained. When a tape without copy prohibition is played and the Copy key is pressed, a stable and error-corrected video signal is presented to the copy output.

is that an icom 703 on the left.

The idea of recording notes onto the tracks and cutting between them is pretty much exactly how 10cc did their 'wall of sound' in "I'm Not In Love' 😁

25:50, loan it to Hainbach or Look Mum No Computer, I'm sur they could do something creativ with that! 😁

90 whole days warranty on the video heads! You're spoiling us, Technicolor!! Far too generous! 😂. Completely unrelated, but my first job was with Technicolor - "Technicolor Videocassette" - a huge VHS tape duplication plant in the UK. Probably most of the pre-recorded tapes sold/rented in the UK were produced at that plant. No Technicolor equipment, of course, aside from a broken "Showcase" that sat on a shelf of junk. Mostly JVC BR-7000 and some Panasonic AG-6810 duplicators, for the geeks who care about such things 😊

Hello 🙂🇳🇴,, Basf that make this bbc tape?

I was kind of hoping you'd stretch the link a lot further. What would be interesting now that you've put the vid onto RUclips, can we take the YT video and feed it back into the F1 and decode the audio, as in finally HiFi sound via RUclips.

Nice setup, I have a few of these 2.4GHz video senders, the biggest problem is that radio band has mostly been taken over by WiFi making them kind of useless. I setup one to transmit the output of a computer, and received it by a handheld receiver/LCD monitor, boy does the picture break up as I move away from the transmitter. I shut down my WiFi, but it was not much better as everyone around me, neighbours etc, all have WiFi.

It is almost HIFI, needs more tape speed (20mm/s) making it a 5-track stereo tapedeck.

most likely pinch roller , probably hard as brick - that's you problem with tape speed 🙂 thanks on another video 🙂

The pinch roller looks a little shiny, perhaps. More likely to be the cause of w&f than the direct-drive capstan.

absolutely useless knowledge, but I love it!

The timecode might be encoded across tracks to flag tampering .

Type of thing would be ideal for recording multiple radio stations at once for monitoring/analytics

This is a pretty cool find.

How does this system cope with the head switch changeover eack 25th second?

What did you accomplish by spraying the back side of the flywheels? The shaft bushings are underneath on the opposite side.

I can see the pinch wheel would be easy to remove and clean

Its a shame Teac didn't develop further in this unit in to like 10 track stereo recorder that could be used as a home studio recording system or even 20 track like you mentioned. instead we had only four or eight track availability. To use at the time video tape was just excellent idea witch was available globally everywhere all sizes and types of it including High end tapes like mastering types. Tape Speed of the unit could be much higher with different speed variety you could choose from for different quality or tape types. Anyway i just fought to make a point here cos this TEAC seems very interesting little unit that got stuck only to record low quality voice . Thank you for showing and explaining, must say never seen it before 🙂

Hi Tim, very interested device! I notice it requires the 3-hour "T-180" SVHS tape to achieve the full 24-hour recording. I wanted to contact you about the Sony RTE-3000 realtime Mpeg-1 encoder, but I don't see any contact information on your channel page.

The Alesis ADAT in early 1992, recorded 8 tracks of digital audio onto a VHS tape/cassette. This is an interesting machine, never seen one before so many thanks for the fascinating video.

why 10/20 tracks? Wouldn't mono or perhaps 2 tracks be sufficient?

Nice bit of kit and presentation of the capabilities. Never heard of these before!

so why not get an SVHS tape to begin with?