I Made This On a Real VHS

[@DamianQualshy]

you can actually FEEL the difference between 'retro filter' and actual VHS

[@DogsRNice]

Creating a truly accurate vhs filter would be really difficult, analogue video signals are very complex and you'd basically have to create a simulation of a full video signal and the degradation from the tape Which there are people who have been trying to make something like that

[@tcreekr1712]

it's not perfect, but ntsc-rs is pretty close to a real tape, it's a LOT better than most of the stock filters.

[@pixistix_]

@@tcreekr1712 ntsc-rs is so good ive used it for a lot of stuff

[@salchivane_23]

ur so right, I really feel the difference

[@dusterpl6093]

proper vhs recordings look way better than this does. those adapters and cheap composite cables made this video look way worse than it really should. this is analog tech - quite everything matters here. stuff like quality of the tape itself and the VCR and if it's 2, 4 or 6 head...

[@zeke_the_geeker]

i sense my 2 week minecraft phase is on approach

[@veronicafromtallyhall]

weaksauce tbh

[@dialko2596]

Play Beta! (If you want)

[@zeke_the_geeker]

@@dialko2596 whats ur opinion on minecraft xbox one edition

[@victory4me1]

@@zeke_the_geeker Play the 360 edition! ( I would suggest )

[@kirai25]

@@victory4me1I play both of those but I play Xbox one edition for an older experience

[@cherri_chip7257]

13:39 That's so fitting that it goes crazy right when it gets to the nether! It looks like a nightmare or a flashback

[@dialko2596]

Yeah, love that! Pure luck

[@MrFirefox]

spoopy

[@Azure.YouTube]

@@dialko2596 Hey I love this video you made but quick question, can you do the same thing but with the MCSX - Minecraft: PS1 Edition mod?

[@See-you-never-v3y]

@@MrFirefoxspoopy

[@voicelessscooby]

Maybe it's having a more difficult time processing the darker image? Either way it's super interesting

[@elijahiselijah]

We were pretty poor growing up. We didn't get our first flat screen TV until 2017. So The little box TV is genuinely how I played Minecraft for all of my childhood

[@dylanchannel2661]

remember how you couldn’t play split screen without an hd cable? i was so excited to play minecraft with my cousin when he came over and we just couldn’t unfortunately

[@elijahiselijah]

@@dylanchannel2661 Yesss! I’ll never forget that feeling of disappointment when I first tried to get it to work😭

[@yourbadger5486]

​@@dylanchannel2661Holy shit did you know you have the ability to unlock memories?

[@anthonyjones6870]

Same here haha played minecraft xbox 360 edition on a little CRT TV for two years before i inherited a second hand flat screen my aunt threw away

[@dylanchannel2661]

@@yourbadger5486 lol glad someone else can understand such an obscure struggle

[@MrFirefox]

i love how this is like some vintage art form now. minecraft is getting OLD 17 years ago is like the equivalent of 1983 vs 2000

[@yourbadger5486]

PLEASE NO😭

[@Itskaidaorangeguy2017]

I don’t even have any real nostalgia with Minecraft and this is killing ME.

[@banjo4smash862]

Rip my soul out my chest, spit in my face and call me an old man why don't ya😂 how can this be its hard to imagine a world before minecraft, but I remember the day it came out like yesterday 😮😢

[@MKMBrick]

It turned out even better than I expected. Something straight out of a fever dream.

[@toamatau8785]

Y'all will say anything

[@M1CH34L48]

@@toamatau8785 hating 4 no reaosn smh

[@twfaucet]

@@toamatau8785 yo shut up

[@SunsetBear]

@@toamatau8785i don’t think this is “y’all” i think this is one person who has a youtube account called “mkmbrick” and he won’t say anything. But he will say this. You could engage with what he’s saying and explain your perspective but i suppose you found it more important to yap

[@NVUSAttitude]

forget the hipster talk, it just adds so much more than a digital filter, the effort was not in vain and will not be underappreciated. this was class.

[@Ниггерфиш]

digital filters are easy to notice since most people just use presets and don't bother to even make it look convincing

[@CarpetSnakes]

tape is analog, this physically exists on the tape. one step closer to real.

[@piemonstereater]

I feel like there has to be a simpler way to get that audio on there. When its a slideshow with no audio, couldn't you do the audio recording while recording the slideshow? I guess for cases where you need the original game audio, you would need to capture the computer sound with the first VHS second VHS technique. Really cool video though!

[@dialko2596]

(Copy pasted from another reply): Correct, I later realized I could have combined phases 1 and 2. With the way I was originally going to do the images, it wasn’t possible. But I later switched methods, but didn’t realize I could just record video and audio simultaneously until after. And once the video was on there, there is not a way to get the audio over the same tape. However, at least this way I also got some generation loss, which looks a lot cooler.

[@cubcadet122]

@@dialko2596 Some VCRs come with a dubbing feature that allows you to record audio with one VCR.

[@Montana528]

man there hard to Ewaste

[@rcmac206]

The generation loss from recording the tape again can add to the effect

[@Luigiiii]

this was really fun! never messed with vhs myself but i enjoyed you walking us through the process, and the final result is so much better than any filter could've achieved. love how distorted and surreal dry hands sounds like this

[@dialko2596]

Thank you Luigi!! I listen to your music compilations a lot :)

[@Bottlebitz]

0:55 When I was a kid, the only TV I owned was a giant bubble TV that I had to stick my finger through a crack in the front to turn it on. At the time I was playing on a plug and play Star Wars gyro arcade game thing, so my parents bought me my first current gen console, an xbox360 with a copy of Minecraft. The TV had a VHS player/recorder built into it 🙂I might have an old VHS of me playing minecraft somewhere. Good times.

[@Akyuu2608]

I also had to stick a finger in to turn on my big crt The power button fell inside for me

[@Zanoscar]

If you find one upload it because that would be peak

[@banjo4smash862]

​@Akyuu2608 this is crazy cuz mine did too lol weird, but damn do I miss my old crt 😅 kid me never realized how dope it was

[@RedBlueNinja]

ah good old red white and yellow rca cables. god that was a nightmare when i made videos as a kid lol.

[@dialko2596]

Remember trying to plug them into the back of the tv when you couldn’t see? Or when it was too dark to see the colors? Good times

[@nar2cc]

​​​@@dialko2596 That brought back memories, oh the horror! Why is there no video? Where did the audio go? Am I on the right channel because its static... >D

[@plebisMaximus]

I really liked SCART, no need to fiddle around with RCA and have to move them around 100 times because you keep sticking them in wrong. Just plug them into the RCA to SCART adapter and you're good.

[@AJK156]

​@@dialko2596 Also being too young to understand them and just plugging them in in random orders until they worked lol

[@BarrySmoother]

I still use em for my audio systems lol.

[@hotboxhearse]

1:26 vhs filter while the windows 10/11 ui is visible is CRAZY

[@dialko2596]

Lol yeah, I knew no way to get rid of the top bar

[@bacalhau_seco]

​@@dialko2596fullscreen?

[@dialko2596]

@@bacalhau_seco for some reason it made the video disappear on the VCR

[@bacalhau_seco]

@@dialko2596 i would blame windows for it ;)

[@jonaw.2153]

The reason I think people like to use the VHS-'aesthetic' for these kinds of things is because it helps give visual form to that feeling of knowing how it felt to play Minecraft back in the day, having memories of playing it those years ago, but just not having quite the same quality of mental picture. VHS, with its quirks and jank, experiences a quality loss that people can synthetically relate to

[@thecoochiecrusader2185]

Yeah it’s this thing called nostalgia 👍

[@BartTheBardOfficial]

The final result made me think of something somewhat creepy that's gonna happen at some point, where people died who worked on a world for years and you can actually go into the world of your passed-away relative. Since it's such a creative thing to build in minecraft, you could say part of their spirit lives on... yeh, idk but I'm sure that stuff is gonna happen at some point

[@elkyubi4281]

You can already do that, just search past away youtubers in their Minecraft series worlds

[@dialko2596]

Sorry about the high pitched noise. If you just want to see the finished video, you can skip there; I’m told it doesn’t have the sound. If I was able to hear the noise, I would have edited it out.

[@Zappr]

Definetly make sure you pay attention to the audio spectrum on clips with CRTs in them! They make a super high-pitched squeal that some people can hear. You can't hear it because either you are too old (sorry) and you can't hear that frequency, or you are used to being around CRTs and your brain tunes out the sound!

[@ItzYell0w33]

@@Zappryeah, sometimes i hear high pitched noises around my washing machine, yet my parents aren’t able to hear it! sometimes it feels like i’m hallucinating

[@Savepoint444]

Nah, it's apart of the vibe. Let that CRT sing babyyyyyy

[@Zappr]

@@Savepoint444 It’s a part of the vibe for people who are used to it… For everyone else it feels like our head is about to explode

[@Savepoint444]

@@Zappr eeeeeeee----------^^^^^^^^""""""""""""""""

[@LuNo3204]

Man, I don't know, but the fact that you're so special because you actually remember and still play old Minecraft versions and the way so speak so endearingly made you one of the KZbinrs that I feel a kind of attachment to 😭

[@TheRedMonarch]

The finished video feels like something someone would find in a post-apocalyptic setting, watching what used to be.

[@DistortedHaze]

I the VHS stuff because, despite the fact that even when I first played Minecraft in 2011 I played on a fairly new monitor (for the time), my childhood was filled with VHSs/the graphics of VHSs: our old CRT TV’s picture quality, all our films being on VHS as we only had VHS player, the pirated films we had taped on VHSs, childhood recordings being on a home videocamera, etc. My family was pretty poor after the 2008 recession so this was the technology we had these until around the early-mid 2010s. It was a huge part of my childhood that sort of went away at the same time Minecraft originally did (I remember getting a TV w/a dvd player, before that we had to play CDs on the TV). Thank you for this vid, it very was a trip down memory lane with all the old tech.

[@FinalFantasyIV]

New Dialko Video!!! Btw this remind me that I did the same thing for a short film i did and a Zelda Majoras Mask gameplay i recorder some years ago, transfer the digital video to a VHS. Also nice selection of music, Akira Yamaoka and Nujabes are a great combination.

[@WaylandGaming]

Always a delight when you upload. Gonna watch it during dinner. Beta Minecraft rules. I grew up with it.

[@DiamondOrPoor78]

I think it's just that most of us grew up with those family home videos, some with us playing games like Roller Coaster Tycoon, the Wii, Minecraft, etc. So the VHS thing kinda just made sense

[@theawesometeg219]

i don’t think the vhs effect makes sense for me because Minecraft’s classic era was in the early 2010s, and in that time less people were using vhs to record (Minecraft??) and people just used screen recorders like hypercam 2-3.

[@schmecklin377]

​@theawesometeg219 minecraft is just a fitting game and aesthetically everything about it (in classic versions) screams nostalgia. The simple geometry and textures feel like homage to classic snes and early 3d games and the c418 soundtrack is so solemn, atmospheric, and nostalgic itself. Skyrim is another popular game that came out in 2011, and i agree that the vhs filter wouldn't really fit there, but with minecraft it does

[@sturmhalo]

Making Minecraft like early 90's black metal.

[@APEOX]

As someone who is currently hyperfixated on both Minecraft and VHS tapes, this video is amazing! It was really fun to watch you put this together, and it's inspired me to want to learn how to do stuff like this with my own VCR for content!

[@mick2017]

I found your channel by the beta map tour video, and now I'm here for all the new content about this nostalgia trip to old Minecraft. It's always like that feeling of home, cozy and warm, and I love it.

[@themumbles5808]

i knew dialko was based from the judeau picture but seeing the brief bit of Lodoss was cementing the fact good tastes, sir

[@theactionman8403]

🎵 Io sono prigioni'era 🎵

[@pollo3122]

Maybe it's my ""modern"" sense of humor, but I swear to God the crappy music playing over the slideshow actually made it funny for me at first xD Btw absolutely loved the part at 13:39 The music and the distortions played over the nether are dope, and then the snap back to the vibrant cheerful overwold, hands down the best part. Here's your Hipster Medal 🥇 well done Mr Dialko 🐔👍

[@RedFeather_Gaming]

The distortion along with the plain piano music gives the finished product an almost eerie feel, like those Herobrine creepypasta videos. The mineshaft and nether shots were especially reminiscent of a creepypasta of sorts.

[@sandrajackson5227]

I hate how much I love this. The music adds so much to the aesthetic, I felt actual shivers anticipating some analog horror trope. (+ my favorite minecraft song from the ost gives extra points)

[@KefkeWren]

That is just straight-up unsettling. Good job!

[@Snapdragon98]

My first experience with Minecraft was on Xbox 360 back in 2012, and the tv I had was actually a CRT. I remember loading up the first tutorial world, hearing the game's iconic music in that old CRT quality, building my first house, and then growing trees on top of trees up to the build limit for some reason. Pure nostalgia

[@Fredrick_vr1]

The way your VCR is Panasonic while I'm watching on my Panasonic Tv 😭

[@grinningtiki220]

"No one in 2011 was recording their Minecraft on vcrs..." Me: Embarrassed ,sinks into the bushes.

[@dialko2596]

Man that just makes you cool

[@grinningtiki220]

@@dialko2596 Had I known it would be cooler later I would have kept it lol.

[@StuartisUnoriginal]

Really incredible how the final product looks! I'm glad you had access to some VHS stuff so you could make this, I love the whole process of the video too. Great stuff. And you've got my boy Judeau as a pfp, have to send out respect for that, too.

[@Scott-sx9qq]

masterpiece. i think what makes it extra nostalgic when you do it this way is the fact that those amazing memories of playing minecraft years ago are just as blurry and overlapped as the tape. yet never forgotten

[@crubsalt]

was just watching ur zelda 1 videos yesterday and now we get to see behind the scenes on how you do it, neat!

[@secondo4031]

Se ve genial amigo! Te quedó a toda madre!

[@justcama]

12:40 : alternate timeline where Minecraft was released in the late 1900s

[@minebrandon95264]

As someone who's done this kind of stuff before, I'm super glad to see other people making their own digital to vhs (and sometimes also) back to digital set-ups. I'd just like to say that the images get stretched when you move from 16:9 to 4:3 which makes squares not look like squares unless if you alter it beforehand. The easiest way would be to proportionally squash it in the other way so that it cancels out and gives you square squares, which you could do given the whole slideshow thing. Although the more permanent solution is to whenever you record you set your computer's resolution to 4:3. Now the problem with that is that graphic cards generally lean to giving you black bars on the sides when you do that. So not only will it be stretched, it'll also be pillar boxed too! For Nvidia cards it's pretty easy to find out how to fix it online, but for AMD (which is what I have), you just have to go to the Display tab and under Scaling Mode select Full Panel. (Sorry for the huge block of text, keep up the good work!)

[@luanaarbusti6639]

I think you're the only youtuber that makes me type their channel name in the search bar thirsty for new content/video. Others i just wait till they pop up in my feed. In other words, your content is really nice and i think your voice is pleasant to hear. Keep up!

[@BlueStinger475]

I just made a Minecraft VHS recording. The difference is that it was the PS3 version. I did a recording of the tutorial world. Also, great video, I am always amazed at the old VHS look.

[@murathisle]

I just wanted to let you know that you're one of my favorite content creators on this platform. Thanks for all the amazing content!

[@WillShackAttack]

This brings me way back to when I was a kid getting so frustrated with the heavy flickering over the best parts of a VHS tape. Or when I had Dragon Ball tapes, and the ending of one flickered too much to see or hear making it a surprise to see it on DVD as an adult.

[@IMDARKO]

I love how the VHS camera has become the universal style of nostalgia, even when people didn't use VHS anymore, like the minecraft era, it really feels nostalgic or like a distant memory

[@raspyApostle]

The results were more than worth the effort. Thanks for making something and putting it out there.

[@DJDashks]

Your videos are always a gut punch of nostalgia. thank you

[@justresearcher]

So much dedication for such a piece of art. Incredible! Love your “backstage” videos (the commentary for “The last beta player” was beyond any praises). Keep it up, my man!

[@ayanothedieingfish6533]

I've been trying to reattempt what you've been doing. Still having difficulties in troubleshooting most likely due to my converter having issues. I can't wait to edit my own VCR videos of Minecraft.

[@muncy0]

VHS is an aesthetic now. It doesn't have to be applied to things from the VHS era, it looks good with EVERYTHING.

[@awiseguythatsmorewise]

4:07, ah my favorite, the crt ear piercing sound that you get used to in like 5 seconds

[@Angelo-eo1ev]

I've been waiting for year for someone to dub it over real VHS! Thanks for the Video!

[@lilacisfunny3227]

i do shit like this all the time, i mess around with old analog video or sound equipment until i eventually end up breaking something. great video man

[@BANCLAMOFFICIAL]

Dude this video is SICK! I love that fuzzy warm VHS feeeeeeeeel

[@steventechno]

I would love to see a playthough of "Kitty Kart 64" ran through a VHS. This makes me wish we had minecraft back in those days.

[@pleasantkp]

Its incredible what you've done here! You might not think it but its 100% an art from bro. You're an artist!

[@dialko2596]

Thank you!

[@UnethicalPot]

This is so cool! I always look forward to seeing new videos from you, they have such a nice charm compared to modern ways of content creation. Thanks for the entertainment.

[@stickfigure31]

@9:24 Costco still carried 6packs of TDK VHS tapes as late as at least 2009/2010 (my mom bought our last pack of blank VHS tapes around then, from the gov coupon program we had gotten two digital TV to analog converter boxes for our CRTs and found you could still record the output of the convert box to tape) not sure if they were still being made or if it was old unsold stock. I'm not sure if stand alone VCRs were still being made, but they still had new VCR/DVD combo units at the time. Oddly there was even a rare VCR/Bluray combo unit made around that time, my friend who loves physical media and I have been trying to track one down since it's such a weird product. tldr; VHS did linger for quite a bit, at least till early 2010s when Minecraft started and there still is media that hasn't yet been released on newer formats (there still were indie films and such made in the mid 2000s on VHS)

[@Mongster83]

Super impressive, thanks for showing how you did it!

[@Doct0rSeethes]

Especially when it comes to the SOUND of VHS, that "wobble" in the tone always brings me back to my childhood. Replicating it artificially never feels the same, much like the fake static or scratchiness on those VHS filters.

[@clownjev]

mann this takes me back, grew up with a very similar model vhs haha great vid!!!

[@COLLAPSARQ]

I don't feel any nostlagia from this type of videos. But you made cool thing. Good job!

[@cookiesdll]

The CRT whine hurts my ears so bad lmao Sick vid btw

[@stardust-buckethead8594]

I really like how the slideshow was almost unintentionally on beat with dry hands. Very good video, good sir.

[@CheekyLad_]

I was looking for these but couldnt think of a search query that makes sense, thank you.

[@mkxpro55]

The convolutedness of it all is amazing. I have a convoluted setup to record drum covers. I have an electronic drumset, and I run the audio to a mixer from the 90s. then I have RA - 3.5mm running from the Tape Out into an audio extension cable, and that runs to the microphone input on my PC. But then, I can't record my voice. So, I use a USB microphone for hat. And I use them both in unison with a virtual mixer called Voicemeeter. I don't have the money for a new mixer, so that is how I make do.

[@doriath7502]

What a wonderful coincidence it is that you have record of lodoss war on the tape man! I have began watching it maybe a month or so ago (maybe more idk) but only watched the 1st episode and was thinking of getting back into it. Well, looks like a sign for me to do so lol

[@seraaron]

please release it as a standalone video?!! start taking in those million views

[@dialko2596]

That’s an idea, actually

[@mortalkkitty]

I think this is awesome. Not just the finished product but the entire process is just cool and fun to watch. I’ve seen similar “nostalgia” videos like that but with Gta san andreas clips and Vhs overlay So maybe you could try that aswell. Great video.

[@gentlesoup_wzs]

I used to love recording game walkthroughs on cassette tapes, but not too long ago my famicom broke (or the cable, I should take a look at least ahh). Always thought it would be nice to record something from a laptop to a cassette, but I plan on doing it the easier way just through an adapter, however the way you record is very interesting and creative, I like it. All analog stuff is very underrated

[@VVAZI]

Nujabes in the background made me... emotional

[@NPTDann]

VCRs are pretty cool pieces of machinery.

[@prodGGERARD]

12:45 I get goosebumps every time I hear Dry Hands. I was just 11, playing since beta 1.3. Minecraft was a brand-new game at the moment, I was just a little kid, but even then I was feeling the nostalgia coming from this song. I remember stopping and just looking around my realm every time Dry Hands starts playing. It was just like a minute of silence for making memories, and I'm grateful for doing so. Everybody's favorite song was/is Sweden or Mice on Venus, but for me always has been - and forever be my beloved Dry Hands 🙏

[@maxrichards5925]

I’m so glad someone did this with a real VHS. I have a couple blank tapes so I might try this at some point it’s really cool. Btw nice CRT. I have a Sony BVM 20F1U but as sharp as that set is I always find myself liking the look of the older CRT my grandparents had. It can technically support more signals than my broadcast level CRT since that can only do standard definition (240p & 480i) but my newer consumer grade CRT can do everything from 480p to 720p so if I wanted to use something like a Xbox 360 it would definitely look better but maybe less sharper. Also I like the song you chose, wet hands. It’s an underrated track, but Sweden is kinda overrated even if it’s my favorite track lol

[@DualShockTree]

I love seeing how many unrelated videos use Silent Hill music

[@JosaxJaz]

Really cool video man, love the effort put into this simple thing.

[@MikeSparksMusic]

I love how you used EP/SLP mode for that extra grainy/snowy effect. Also, I love how the piano sounds on VHS.

[@LoafingMushroom]

I appreciate this. I've never played Minecraft, but I love messing with VCRs and old TVs.

[@PeterJ.Daniels]

This is what youtube is about. Love ya man, keep being chill asf.

[@alexwithd]

Perfect video to start my morning with. Always a good time, and I think that you keeping editing to a minimal is part of that. Makes everything a little more grounded. :)

[@ConnerLetsPlays]

Great Video man! Love to see how VHS worked back then

[@JLikesStarWars]

Dude I could hear my ears ringing throughout this whole video and it’s definitely on your end

[@j0edavenport]

Rad! Thanks for the effort and keep up the good work.

[@theweirdpurplephantom1398]

3:37 Anyone hear the high pitched beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep in the backround

[@Cute74757]

I do

[@s_q.c7]

My grandpa use to have that type of TV at home.

[@fiaao546]

Thanks to you I booted up a beta 1.0 world and actually began to enjoy the game. Theres too much stuff in the newer versions and I got overwhelmed. I love & miss this games simplicity.

[@LuxiusVT]

That was so cool!! I love how much joy you got out of the process. I actually wonder why the final audio had so many pitch fluctuations in it.

[@anino8278]

Wow Hipster, that's a word I haven't heard for quite some time.

[@coreybananas]

I really wanna get an old TV like that to watch 90s anime and cartoons. I wasn't even born until the 2000s but I love the older aesthetic.

[@Phoenix-tc6dp]

3:00 the fact i can hear the whine of the crt through the video (like actually not meming)

[@brickch4pel]

You are a madman, and I appreciate it.

[@salchivane_23]

Yooooo wtff I never thought that to do something like that it would be so difficult and tricky, but well mixing technology from 20 years ago with the present its a challenge actually. I think the video turn out amazing!!! I really love it, I liked the nether picture because the image got very corrupted and it was like scary vibes idk hahshahsjs

[@beaversteve]

Turned out incredible man! Really like nothing I’ve ever seen before

[@AngryDraconequus1]

I did some of that myself with a real VCR but the problem I run into was that the VHS quality was just too good. And i'm not kidding - the quality that my average VCR puts on an average tape is just surprisingly good and completely clean of any defects, noise or other effects like you would expect of a 'nostalgic VHS look'. I solved the issue by buying a big neodymium magnet and swiping around the tape a few times, recording it onto a PC after each pass as the quality got progressively worse and worse. Then I took all the videos at different levels of quality and edited them together in resolve to make only parts of the video seem destroyed. It might've not been entirely authentic, but I didn't find any other way to instantly age a tape.

[@l_eoo]

That Part with the magnet made me laugh ;)

[@AlexandruLipan]

I still have a VHS recorder. Because VHS registers every semifield (because is basically 576i50) at a resolution of 380×288, the only things they were able to do was to make what the resolution gave crispy clean. Tried with a magnet but discovered my recorder has a precleaning head, effectively eliminating every hint of noise.

[@ryancurtis5425]

Me and my brother wanted to make Let's Plays growing up, but our computer at the time wasn't powerful enough to do it, so we recorded them on VHS tapes. We still have them. My brother did stuff like Skyward Sword and Pikmin and I did Disney Infinity.

[@TheRenegade...]

With all the effort you put into making it authentically analog, I almost expected you to record the audio from a cassette player

[@NotKnafo]

the desert village screenshot if was taken before 1.3 would have a plains village in the desert

[@ZeroCooly]

I was not expecting to hear End of Small Sanctuary in the background of the video, I just went back and played through the first 3 Silent Hill games. It had been over 10 years since I last played them, but I found my old ps2 while moving; I just bought my first house. When I booted up Silent Hill 1 and saw that main menu, I realized just how much of a time capsule these old games are, and I don't mean just of the game itself, or of the technology, or of the time they were made. I think they serve as a metaphorical time capsule buried inside of me containing the thoughts and feelings of who I was as a teenager. I want more music like End of Small Sanctuary because playing it on loop will only erode my fondness of it faster than I want it to.

[@SniqrsFFA]

no kidding i can hear the high pitch noise from that old tv. really takes me back to the 2000s

[@FoxNoitre10]

i love how convoluded this is. its how id definitely do it lmao

[@lego5745]

As someone that grew up during the tail-end of analog mediums being standard, it’s really awesome to see that people are still using VCRs and videotapes in the present day. I definitely feel like the knowledge of analog mediums such as this should be taught more so it can be passed down for people that are interested in them can learn about these mediums and how to work with them without any hassle.

[@At1u5]

I fuck with your content so heavy

[@giorgospapoutsakis5271]

Why must you say it that way...

[@PikkelP]

the result was worth it and it was cool to see the process