MASTER ROSHI ALERT AT 5:02! For best results with sound, use a high quality stereo system, a high quality computer speaker setup, or a high quality pair of stereo headphones or earbuds. Although already uploaded by other members of the YouTube community, I have noted that many uploads of this video either have problems with the video quality or problems with the sound quality. This is the 1983 demonstration of Sony Beta hi-fi. This program was used for demonstrating the sound quality of these VCRs when they first came out, starting with the SL-5200. This cassette also came bundled with other Sony Beta hi-fi VCRs before the advent of SuperBeta, such as the SL-2700 and the SL-2710. This demonstration is complete with warnings and acknowledgements at the beginning and the Sony logo at the end. The VCR used to play the cassette is a Sony SL-HF750 SuperBeta hi-fi VCR. Video capture was done on a Sony RDR-GX355 DVD Video Recorder. Deinterlacing and multipass transcoding into MP4 H.264 was done on a MacBook Pro running OS X Lion 10.7.3 using the MPEG Streamclip utility with the QuickTime MPEG2 component.
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
1983 Sony Beta hi-fi Demonstration
1983 Sony Beta hi-fi Demonstration Tube. Duration : 6.48 Mins.
MASTER ROSHI ALERT AT 5:02! For best results with sound, use a high quality stereo system, a high quality computer speaker setup, or a high quality pair of stereo headphones or earbuds. Although already uploaded by other members of the YouTube community, I have noted that many uploads of this video either have problems with the video quality or problems with the sound quality. This is the 1983 demonstration of Sony Beta hi-fi. This program was used for demonstrating the sound quality of these VCRs when they first came out, starting with the SL-5200. This cassette also came bundled with other Sony Beta hi-fi VCRs before the advent of SuperBeta, such as the SL-2700 and the SL-2710. This demonstration is complete with warnings and acknowledgements at the beginning and the Sony logo at the end. The VCR used to play the cassette is a Sony SL-HF750 SuperBeta hi-fi VCR. Video capture was done on a Sony RDR-GX355 DVD Video Recorder. Deinterlacing and multipass transcoding into MP4 H.264 was done on a MacBook Pro running OS X Lion 10.7.3 using the MPEG Streamclip utility with the QuickTime MPEG2 component.
MASTER ROSHI ALERT AT 5:02! For best results with sound, use a high quality stereo system, a high quality computer speaker setup, or a high quality pair of stereo headphones or earbuds. Although already uploaded by other members of the YouTube community, I have noted that many uploads of this video either have problems with the video quality or problems with the sound quality. This is the 1983 demonstration of Sony Beta hi-fi. This program was used for demonstrating the sound quality of these VCRs when they first came out, starting with the SL-5200. This cassette also came bundled with other Sony Beta hi-fi VCRs before the advent of SuperBeta, such as the SL-2700 and the SL-2710. This demonstration is complete with warnings and acknowledgements at the beginning and the Sony logo at the end. The VCR used to play the cassette is a Sony SL-HF750 SuperBeta hi-fi VCR. Video capture was done on a Sony RDR-GX355 DVD Video Recorder. Deinterlacing and multipass transcoding into MP4 H.264 was done on a MacBook Pro running OS X Lion 10.7.3 using the MPEG Streamclip utility with the QuickTime MPEG2 component.
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