Video Masters TV is a monthly internet show devoted to reviews and commentary on classic and modern film, television shows, video games, and collectibles such as comic books and toys.
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Video Masters TV Been grabbing some DC animated movies. Marvel needs to step up their game and release more animated films to DVD. Spider-Man, perhaps? Naturally, there's a reason I mention Marvel and DC animated films. Anyone know?
Video Masters TV Hmm, a DVD of Saturday Morning Cartoons, with Dragon's Lair, Mr. T, and Chuck Norris?? For $20?!! Sweet!!...wait, how many episodes from 11 shows can you fit onto 2 discs?? I'll find out later tonight.
Video Masters TV The first "produced" episode may be a Special, but will probably be released a week after the first official episode. If you understood what's been said, Click the "Like" button. If not, please remain on the line for a representative.
Video Masters TV Suddenly went hunting today for the game, Little Big Planet. Tell me, folks. Is it good?
Video Masters TV Just bought Brutal Legend for the 360. It's still in its wrapper, though. I'll play another day, when my stomach isn't feelin' shitty. $20 isn't a bad price, though Gamestop had it for $2 less (Used).
Video Masters TV Just tried my VHS experiment. Most of the graphics look a bit fuzzy, but then, it's VHS!! Might try a few more experiments this week. I dunno, I might have been spoiled with high quality videos, but also, have been into old VHS recordings online. I wouldn't mind having a "Retro VHS" version of an episode. Even if we only do it once.
Video Masters TV I think there's a special that I can break up into 2 or 3 half-hour episodes. We shall see.
Video Masters TV What would happen if I encode the episode in high quality, output to a VHS tape, and then re-capture it, and encode it to divx? I know that sounds like a lot of work, but lately, I've been into watching old 90's shows on Youtube that have been recorded off of old VHS tapes.
Video Masters TV First episode of the new season, I want to try an experiment. Encode the episode into Divx, so it won't be a WMV file like it has been for 4 years, but a nice quality AVI. It'll still be the same download size (between 200-280mb), but should be clean quality. I'll be prepared to take any questions or concerns.
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While preparing for new episodes in 2004 which never developed, I recorded a demo performing an old tip for Super Mario World. It's how to get (nearly) unlimited lives.
