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Many things just became clear to me! :p

Yeah, but I'll believe it when I see the actual disc. All my information about the DVD release of MCC pointed to a widescreen release, too :-(

Unable to stop myself... Just a case of bear-faced cheek, really! :p I'll get me coat...

I was thinking something similar, but didn't want to be the first to say so! *sniggers* :D

If you're using a chainsaw, I'm not in the least surprised :-)

Something tells me I don't want to see your bikini line... :)

The problem with political jokes being that they often get elected... :D Sorry, couldn't resist!

There's plenty of people for that already! Be different - be nice! ;)

Again, thanks! These ones are a bit too small for my needs, though.

Just the one disc. It's not advisable to put much more than 2 hours on a DVD-R at full 720x576 or 720x480 resolution unless you like compression artefacts :-) Feel free to drop me a line if you'd like to discuss anything about the process. :)

***** political correctness! :)

Thanks!

Yeah, that was the one. The pictures on the main page appear to be hosted on the forum server.

Realistically, even if the tape's a copy of a VHS, it isn't going to make that much difference to the transfer. It'll still look pretty awful on DVD. Trust me, I've been doing this for six months now! (My copy of VMC was recorded directly to hard disk, so the DVD is pretty close to...

All requests to forum.muppetcentral.com were being refused for a few minutes. I got either 404 errors, or else redirected to what looked like a standard ISP 'Website not set up' page. This is the second time this month I've had this - is it just me?

The one with the blue front? Wow! Mine's a much newer Sony model. Not that I actually have any use for it...

I've got an old lo-band U-Matic deck too :-) You think they're heavy - this is a Quad: http://www.lionlmb.org/quad/tour.html :) Community TV stations are typically short on cash, so it wouldn't surprise me to hear they used SVHS :-) I've seen some SVHS material on broadcast, and it...

Re: Wow! Aside from some digital formats, there's only one 3/4" tape format - U-Matic - which wasn't typically used for studio recordings. It was developed originally for the domestic market, but never caught on due to the high cost. TV stations picked it up for ENG uses, and it's also...

And you are surprised because...? :p

That's a little more information than we needed, thankyou... :)