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That’s such a great idea!!!!! I just started trying to 3-D print a manual one you crank I love your videos. You are a great inspiration. I’m starting up a digitizing program to my business and I’ve learned so much from your videos

What do you use for cleaning solution ?

I saw a friend of mine a year or so ago do the same thing. He is frome Brazil. Great job!!!!

If your going to digitize VHS, use JVC SVHS decks as player as have a stabilizer and good noise reduction with useable TBC. If you have to go with combos the best are the older Panasonic ES series as they also for some models have line TBC and 3d NR. The newer EZ are not that great and TBC not really a TBC anymore. The DVD/VHS combos Panasonics that were before 2006 are better. They also have a LSI chipset. Avoid JVC, and Funai/Magnavox/Sanyo/Sylvania/Toshiba which all later ones were made by Funai the line input are garbage compare to the Panasonic, even the JVC DR-MV series is garbage despite people claiming they are good, they are not even close and unusable for transfering to DVD. The JVC being worst then Funai especially the HDMI ones the up converter looks worst then the composite output. I use a Funai DVD recorder over the JVC as the line input pretty bad on those. Plus laser have a high failure rate and don't switch layer correctly even the professional JVC DVD recorders notice problem as they used the LG drives which are junk for recorder. Every single one come across recently had bad lasers. Early reviews kind of suggested that as well. Shock people on forums recommend them at all. Me I use a hardware capture card with a professional TBC and proc amp. For regular transfer where tapes are not damaged and people want a DVD the older Panasonic ES combo does great as has a very good line input with TBC makes the Funai VHS VCR as a player look as good as a higher end deck. The older panasonic combos are the only one used that the line input and svideo is actually acceptable on. The stand alone Panasonic and Pioneer DVD recorders with LSI chipset are the best for transfering to DVD. Yes the JVC had LSI digital board but unfortunately problematic as the laser were junk and digital boards overheated the two 1k SMD resistors were under size wattage and known to fail, or powersupply capacitors were junk as well as they used Chinese 85c capacitors and no rear fan and gets hot as digital board is in DVD recorder which powersupply right behind it, do had to replace every capacitors with 105c rated ones and modded them with a fan in rear. Only buy them to resell as people used them as one of few to have HDMI output for VHS as well, but personally hate them as line input garbage and up converter is garbage. Plus the high laser failures. Now I have stock of lasers for them as LG dvd burners for the computer use same laser. Every single one had bad laser to the point JVC sure have recall them as most failed in 6 months when they were new.

It is a dirty motor switch. There are two screws. One of them is located hidden under the capstan white flex cable. You can then lift the transport from front enough without desoldering the cable lift white, or black top of mode switch off and clean contacts. Be careful with wipers on the top part not to bend them when cleaning. I put a light coat of dielectric grease just enough to coat the surface when putting mode switch back together and typically they won't oxidized if you use VCR once every so often. Mines is going on two years and VCR side still works as it sure, as use a Sylvania dvc865f which is the same pretty mich as that Sanyo to watch my prerecorded tape collection and actually been reliable since overhauling it. But also did change the capstan motor driver IC and diode as was bad when bought it at the thrift store over two years ago as well as most the capacitors including the smd capacitors on DVD player and deleted the head cleaner from VCR as manually clean the heads when notice excessive dropouts. Fixed way to many of them over the years. It good for watching my prerecorded tapes collection, as save wear on my SVHS decks use for transfering. It picture quality better then most 80's VCR but yes built quality not anywhere as good but they reliable enough once you fix the issues and easy and cheap enough to find when it finally wear out. Plus is HiFi and ability to manual track and turn off HiFi if tape deteriorating is a plus.

The plates are great and would love to have one if I am lucky enough to be selected :)

Thanks i just received my VHS plate. Again thanks for sharing your knowledge. Do more videos!!!!!

I have 2 of them myself now both from eBay and they are fantastic machines!

I have three VCRs that don’t play the perfectly good tapes. Replaced all belts, greased gears and still nothing. Anyone got some ideas of common things to look for in these old VCRs.

Hello. Have you checked that this does not work well with cards higher than 32 Gb? I'm having a wobbling aleatory image and I am using a 64 Gb card... can this be the issue? Haven't read anything about this in the manual

Do you prefer the Kodak over the Wolverine? Pros/cons?

I'd love one of them VHS licensed plates! Love the content. Just got into collecting my childhood VHS tapes and movies. Learning how to work on VCRs (not very good) A lot to learn but you inspired me to do it! Cheers.

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my mate works in a good will place in the uk when they clean out old peoples pads alot of gear like this turns up and alot goe's in the skips i got 50 betacam decks i had to fix and get working if this lot turned up very likley they would get put in a skip a lot of high end men wear turns up mate said white tie morning suits i not far from ascot in the uk there's alot of dandy's a round here

Those Panasonic black and white monitors were GREAT security monitors!!!! They were crisp and clear! We had about 10 of them in the security room where I used to work. That was 20 years ago! LOL

I'm not sure about the older PVM's like this, but a couple of mine have a "Blue Only" mode. Check the service menu and see if there's a blue only mode on yours.

cool poster with Terminator :)

This is what I’m telling my wife I want for my Birthday 😂

Does a image reset or factory settings do anything? I am also wondering if the screen is failing due to those lines might be a sign it's failing.

bad solder joints, especially on transistors that are heat sinked. removal of the board is required, also be super careful CRTs store up to 30 kilovolts of energy like a capacitor, discharging the CRT via the anode is needed after the tv is unplugged to repair.

Cold solder joints. Open it up and touch up all solder joints that appear loose. I did this in a 1980s ghetto blaster boombox because it would cut out like it's not getting enough power and after I did that it's worked fine ever since.

Lack of green, might have cold solder joints. The streaks can either be the brightness/contrast cranked up too high, bad cable sheilding, or bad capacitors in the power supply area.

You got bad solder connections.

Free pro (or security) monitor wow!

possible bad capacitors

have you tried degaussing it?

Need more friends like this

Green seems to be missing, with out it plants will not show up well 🌱🌱 I bet there is a dry solder joint inside the poor thing.

Maybe it's a bad solder joint or dirty inside.

Router and LAN cables to both consoles in the lan ports. HAPPY GAMING

I don't believe it is the rube. It looks like an echo. I would not be surprised if it was one or more bad capacitors.

It doesn't look like a tube problem to me. Since it's only affecting one color, I would start at the CRT neck board. There may be potentiometers there for the blue level and/or blue bias. Mark the positions before you try to turn them. They may just need to be cleaned with contact cleaner. If that's not it, try poking around with a toothpick while it's on to see if the blue normalizes. If it does, you probably have a bad solder joint or broken/dirty connector. I've seen bad solder joints develop over time with heat on the neck board and cause problems like this, and typically they just need to be cleaned up and reflowed. But if there is no result from poking, you could also have a bad transistor on that board. BTW, it's normal for the whole image to flicker on a Trinitron tube when you smack the cabinet. Trinis are very sensitive to vibration.

Magnavox,Toshiba, all made by Funai..the Go Video Dual Deck has circuitry that defeats macrovision copyguarding on Hollywood VHS movies.

I think we're all due another Madison visit. Call and let her know she's on the schedule. 😄

thats nice

These were the days.

On elgato as you capture can you adjust the brightness and other things at the same time as capturing

I swear I’d play for DAYS brother, damn I wish I was there lol

For those of you that are wondering somtimes vhs tapes look a little weird when you film the screen. But Im pretty sure thats normal

Yeas you will need a Lan router cause a direct cable to the xboxes wontvwork

I’m not sure if they can be reported for bad practice e.g. similar to Trading Standards in the uk

So my Laptop has an HDMI output cable... Do I still need the C/USB (in my case it would be a USB) to HDMI converter

That other company does not know what they're doing. Shameful that they're in the same area as you.

Definitely not trash them if possible, give them away to someone fixing them, they become hard to find

That crappy local company hurts good companies like yours.

This company should be sooooo ashamed!!! You're doing a great job. Greetings from austria, Mike

Looks a lot like an SVHS tape played back on a standard VHS deck. Is it a Hi8 tape? Maybe they tried playing it in a standard Video8 camera?