Happy Holerdaze fellow Members!

[rocko]

Just checking in, hope all is well with you and yours!
Getting ready to capture some video tonight on my RFI sensitive system, have been very busy the past year working, haven't had time to capture since installing LED light bulbs in every socket in my apartment, plus it's Christmas time with tons of LED lights going up, I will run A test soon and see if my anti RFI measures will result in interference free capture, (before and after I turn off every single LED bulb here!)

[lordsmurf]

Mmmmm... hollandaise.

Don't forget the RF from the Christmas tree.

[rocko]

Even my 2, 6 years old sweet cats are interfering with that!
How are you doing LS?
Thanks for yer reply!
What State are you in?
Both geographically and physically?

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No answer required by the way.
Just glad to hear from you
Win 7 PC support going out January 15th or so 2020
Can you believe we are actually talking about the year 2020?
Please take me back to 1969, when Tape was,King!
Much simpler to just hit the Record button!!
Merry Christmas to you and yours anyway, and please listen to Jazz Christmas songs!
((Dish channel 077)

[sanlyn]

Uh-oh, time again for that string of days when no video work gets done and the waistline starts expanding.
Nevertheless you're welcome to join me and my relations at midnight Mass on December 24 in Memphis (after a 10-hour drive in bad weather over the frosty mountains from where I live now!).

In other words, Merry Everything to Everyone!

[keaton]

Yes, still trying to preserve analog video in 2020 and beyond. Unbelievable! Although I can still enter 2020 as the year on VCRs that were made in the 90s. Somebody was pretty confident in their product's longevity.

Yes, the holidays can really put a crimp in our plans. Although I hope to buck that trend this holiday season, with the help of some time off, and get my rate of video capture to tick upwards. Cannot believe I still have so many videotapes in my todo pile. I guess I bring it on myself by always happening to find another one that I really want to preserve.

This season, I am thankful for this forum and the fact that it is still a very active community so many years after the "death" of videotape, with very supportive and wise members. I continue to be amazed at how much I've learned from this wonderful oasis. I expect this trend will continue, thanks to the generosity and passion of fellow members.

Happy holidays to all!