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1:23 TOO MANY SPLICES

THE V OF DOOM AINT SCARY

a.k.a hell

@@BaboDex yea

@@BaboDex YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!! When I was a child, I imagined the ending logo of Viacom was a personal prediction of what my Dad's fatherly personality was!😁

@@BaboDex what about ultra dark version

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@@AbsoluteDigitalPictures I had a wacky imagination when I was little!😵‍💫

@@JennieLovedoll all kids have that. I sure did!

@@AbsoluteDigitalPictures 😂 Hahahahahahahaha!😄

Like in so many fairy tales.. I only ever watched SNOW WHITE out of Disneys retellings.. mom thought Walt was a nazi.. but SNOW WHITE came on TV once and I watched it.. the queen was quite scary yet pretty at the same time.. i was quite dismayed when she became the witch.

Daniel Walterbury omg your right

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@Osvi Reyes COPPA, just COPPA.

​@thecreator2073bruh you said an cuss word

That was unintentional (just my wager..)

That print was likely already rekt

Hence how he selected them for each of these prints.

Sure! I wouldn’t mind at all! As you may know, the VoD logos in this video came from my personal 16mm prints, but all were edited in some way. All have adjusted brightness & contrast, and some were originally B&W variants; for those, I added color with the Color Correction tool in Sony Vegas Pro 13. The variant at 1:21 was not actually heavily spliced like that, I recreated that as well.

Thanks, is it possible for you to email me the first one (with the abrupt cut to Lucerne), because I've tried using some converters to get the video downloaded, however they always return as corrupt for some reason? And yeah, I liked that splicing. Added a good touch, all of these special adjusted variants look fantastic. You've done a great job of them, if I showed anyone this without context, I'm sure they'd think it was the real deal as opposed to a recreation

Sure can, the raw file has all of these edited together! I just need your email.

@@TheVintageTVArchive That's cool to make the splicing seems so real. Y'know, with the power of modern technology!

The V of Doom is considered scary for people, due to the dramatic music and the "V" zooming towards you. The 16mm version is even worse, due to bad quality and warped music (deterioration).

I actually just used them from some of my other 16mm videos and just layered them over some of those logos.

@@TheVintageTVArchive cool

@@TheVintageTVArchive The power of modern technology

@@marioalexanderski9598 Not to mention that modern, it's all classic, alright.

Refer to my “16mm Uploads” playlist. There are too many videos to name.

All of these clips, excluding the VoD clips (which are my personal clips, just color corrected and with adjusted brightness & contrast,) came from the Internet Archive. They all sounded like that when I originally downloaded them.

Besides it's 40 years old, so...... yeah.

Well, that’s technically correct, but you can make film look & sound great with the right equipment. Whoever at the Internet Archive uploaded these transferred files seemed to use an older telecine unit.

@@TheVintageTVArchive The telecine unit that was used to make these 16mm prints apparently was not in good condition, since the Viacom theme was put in the wrong spot. The Schick Sunn and Viacom logos were both deleted from these prints, but keeping the Viacom theme intact.

Follow up to my post from a year ago: I though they used an old telecine unit for those transfers, but they didn’t. They used a Lasergraphics ScanStation, a top of the line scanner, which costs about $100,000. My guess is something wasn’t calibrated right, or who knows, maybe the audio head they used needed repairs.

EXCUSE ME? WHAT?

Sounds like Cupcakke.