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Thank you so very much for the information 🙏💯👍

I Miss these days. Handling, mounting and threading tape was such and intimate feeling. Much more satisfaction than Point&Click Mousing. Loading and tracking on those things is what I miss most.

It is really great to meet people who are interested in vintage audio equipments and trying to recreate them with today's technology. Robert, I have been interested in audio cassettes and also reel to reel tapes since my chilhood. Apart from recording the legendary songs of the past to my cassettes and reels with tape decks, I am making collection of these items. I have been looking for internet for this Webcor cassette for years. So I would be grateful if you could sell me this Webcor cassette with original JCard or index card if possible.

Thanks man, it was driving me nuts why I couldn’t understand the name 8 track. 😂

Man, thanks for this !!

Another great digital tape format was Tascam's DTRS which used Hi8 videotapes. Each machine was 8 tracks (DA38/DA88/DA98) and no sync track was required as it had it's own internal clock which was rock solid. You could chain up to 4 machines together for 32 tracks spread across 4 tapes and you could get 60-120 minutes of record time, which was brilliant for recording live concerts. Many mobile recorders used 3-4 DA88 machines chained together on a Tascam DM4800 with a split off the snakehead (many of them had 3 way splits - one for FOH, one for monitor world, one for "broadcast" and that would go into the inputs on the DM4800 and the three DA88s would be connected digitally via TDIF. It was only 16 bit/48k resolution but the converters on those old Tascams sound almost analog (Texas Instruments/Burr Brown). Also were a lot more reliable than ADATs.

Great video, excellent explanation 👌

Why do so many of these RUclipsrs NOT prepare what they are going to say! This guy is the poster child for After thoughts! Simply said would be the 3 mentioned formats are all 8mm!! The newer tape after 8mm was MINI DV!

Super cool! Thank you!

Thanks for the video. I recall seeing this done decades ago and was intimidated. But you made it look straightforward and logical. Thank you for your explanation of the 8 mm video tapes and how to splice them. Much appreciated.

I wonder how had the thought in sealing tapes like this lol. Most of my tapes that need to be spliced don’t have screws.

Apparently not on every copy, because Discogs lists one as "non-gatefold, no side B etching".

Are u in business?

Can I send you a dat to repair?

DAT should’ve been on 1/4 “ tape.

The first time I bought an d recorded on my DAT machine I was hypnotized.

Look up Tefifon, it's a german invention from 1930s it got more popular in the 50s.

so this video is not a "how to" it's an advertisement.. gotcha.

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Hey there I was wondering could you do a video on fixing twisted audio cassettes.

Pretty cool

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