PBS Funding Credits - American Masters (June 1998) [HQ; 60fps]

A delayed upload, but this is taken from "Alexander Calder" on DVD :)
Enjoy! :D
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[@michelleezeugo5876]

Nice. I hope you’ll do more PBS fundings

[@drake14300roderick]

PBS Funding Credits - Alma's Way (June 2009) (HQ; 60fps)

[@josephhopkins6513]

Hmm no cpb logo in this version for the 1998 funding credits for American masters, they only have the national endowment for the arts logo and the viewers like you logo. That's very different from the other funding credit versions of the show American masters.

[@roadrunnercoyote2263]

I know how you feel; any fundings with the CPB logo are better for me :)

[@josephhopkins6513]

@@roadrunnercoyote2263 yeah I agree with you. And hey that's okay, not all funding credits have a cpb logo in them.

[@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624]

I found a rare funding of Savage Seas! : )

[@roadrunnercoyote2263]

OMG where?! :D

[@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624]

@@roadrunnercoyote2263 on Internet Archive: Made by RatterFatVideo. 😀

[@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624]

@@roadrunnercoyote2263 Internet Archive: RatterFatVideo.

[@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624]

@@roadrunnercoyote2263 Internet Archive. 😀

[@jonacme]

If you use 60fps DVD, did you decrypt the DVD then used your editing software to convert it to 60fps?

[@roadrunnercoyote2263]

I use MakeMKV to decrypt the title, then I use Handbrake to convert it to 60fps, and then I use a website to upscale it to 720p

[@ekaterinalekkas2356]

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