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No One Lives Forever (2000). Here's the revival link: nolfrevival.tk/

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Always good to have multiple options! Especially for content that needs post-processing before being sent to tape.

hi8 looks completely different from a vhs tape… just depends on the look your going for

The HDMI converter or just the VLC screen? VLC has some settings in the video for adjusting the aspect ratio. If the HDMI converter isn't filling up the screen, that is very peculiar! Most of the cheap ones all use the same chips I think, and they should convert the HDMI signal to the composite signal in full screen.

@@debrebeuf8959 i think its the Hdmi converter, it fills up the crt tv screen but when I look at the capture on obs it doesn't fill the screen up fully

Tape can be anything. Recording over a chew produces a slightly more stable video than chewing an already recorded segment iirc.

I suppose another way would be to burn a DVD, I bet the mpeg-2 compression doesn't show up very well on VHS.

You lack common sense.

My grandmother had a 1995 plymouth Voyager and it had driver and passenger front airbags. Nearly all vehicles from 1994 and up have two airbags. My mother had a 1992 mercury sable wagon when I was a teen and it had one airbag, for the driver. My first vehicle, which I drove while attending a two year community college from 2013-2015 was a 1992 Pontiac Sunbird convertible, and it didn't have airbags, the seatbelts were attached to the doors. The "buckle " was an emergency release, the belts were to stay buckles and you more or less slide under them and when the door is closed, PRESTO! You were belted in. (This was sort of how it was explained in the owner's manual) Of course me being in my mid 20s partying on the weekends and what have you, I and everyone who rode with me used them just like a 3 point manual seat belt. However, cars with this type of automatic seat belt system almost all of them GM models from 1989 - 1993, are considered to be death traps in a collision, because if the door popped open, a fairly common occurrence, the occupant would be pulled out of the car with the seat belt and suffer serious injuries or death.

@@Sparky-ww5re Perfectly stated. Your grandmother's van was among the first, when this generation was updated in August 1993 for 94. Main change with the next generation models was a lower mounted dash position and hidden airbag door in the dash, which was pretty rare for the mid-90s. Unfortunately typical GM with cheap solutions at all costs.

@@nwezetx1 thanks for the info. Wasn't sure the exact dates other than going by what I can sort of remember seeing as a child in the 1990s, born in 1989. I also remember the power shoulder belts with a separate manual lap belt. My Aunt Sandra had a maroon 1991 Mercury Topaz and it didn't have airbags, but it had the power shoulder belts for the driver and front passenger. She brought the car new in the spring of 1991 and kept it until I was in 7th grade, 2002, had it for 11 years. When I was really young I thought only rich people could afford cars with these power seat belts, and so one Christmas day was really bummed when I didn't get as many gifts as expected from my Aunt, thinking she was being a cheapskate 😂😂 Anyway, just going by what I remembered, it seems like around 1991 - '92 is when an airbag for the driver became popular, and a couple years later, two airbags. Fast forward a little more than 20 years and it's not uncommon to see cars with 8 or more airbags for additional protection in side collisions and rollovers. We've certainly come a long way in vehicle safety systems in the last 35 years.

Yeah, SUVs nowadays are so overdone and too complex.

Same. I love my 1998 Dodge Grand Caravan Sport. It only has 60,000 kilometers on it.. or 37,000 miles lol

@JK-tq4qf I'm just upset that Dodge or Chrysler never gave those vans more engine versions such as a V8 and variants like what the chargers have and have a sporty more aggressive look and a European clean style interior like high end luxury cars I've always pictured that.

The folk you mention that opt foolishly for an #SUV over a #Minivan here in The States are likely the same ones that also belive #Narcissist45.....#Trump's good for #America! 💯🙏

@bulbman7080 You hit the nail on the head because who else ditches a make sense van for SUVs and more funny a pickup truck? How did that become a family mover? A work truck beyond not sexy.

Not with an actual vcr :(

noted, thanks for the heads up@@debrebeuf8959

only 4:3

I think I didn't resize it because the source is 1920x1080 being squeezed into 4:3 on the vhs, then stretched back out when recording back. However, making a resize filter in virtualdub is not hard, I probably should've included that haha. I might redo the video some day with my current knowledge.

You can also just use the camera app on your computer

Don't see why not, I included virtualdub2 because it is foss

That would be awesome for babysitting/coming home and living your life not having to take up space in your car for the child seat

i think so

Just a vcr, the vcr tv actually wont work since it wont have video output. I just used that since that was easy to check the tape afterwards.

Just for the whole process start to finish. Virtualdub is foss and can trim obs output and additional filters, but you can use anything you like.

but jokes aside, this tutorial was really useful, thanks!

1995. Nothing about this video is 1996, other than the titling. Cars always come out the year before.

Right? The ones with stow and go back and middle seats were awesome for that reason. Like the 2005

It's your VCR problem.

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yeah

It works for anything

yep

@@ImSol3D You even came 💀

@@Slipper.The_Avaitor_Films 😂

Kane Pixels?

if the blue screen from your vcr shows up (and the input is not frozen), then your capture card is working fine. The VCR would be the one not displaying image.

@@debrebeuf8959can you elaborate? What do you mean by the input not being frozen? I’m sorry.

frozen as in the capture card is stuck and is not updating the image on obs (say the capture card saw the blue screen of the vcr but then had an issue and crashed. obs continues to run but the image is frozen still)