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I collect and trade TV recordings from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. VHS, Beta, N1700, U-matic, and EAIJ format Australian TV recordings have been transferred to DVD. By combining my videos with other collectors' material, I have accumulated a variety of continuous Australian TV recordings from mainly the 1960s-1970s. By combining programs, station logos, test cards, news, and commercials, a fuller appreciation is gained of TV in past years.
This channel also includes highlights from my long distance television reception (DX TV) Beta & VHS VCR video recordings covering 1983-1993.
Video Players:
Sony VO-2630 U-matic 3/4-inch VCR.
VO-9800P U-matic 3/4-inch VCR.
National NV-3160 EIAJ 1/2-inch VTR.
This channel also includes highlights from my long distance television reception (DX TV) Beta & VHS VCR video recordings covering 1983-1993.
Video Players:
Sony VO-2630 U-matic 3/4-inch VCR.
VO-9800P U-matic 3/4-inch VCR.
National NV-3160 EIAJ 1/2-inch VTR.
Sunnyside-Up, HSV 7 Melbourne TV 1963
Sunnyside-Up (HSV7 Melbourne TV 1963) with host Bill Collins.
zhlédnutí: 10 473
Video
Certain Women ep-81, ABC TV 1975
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 9 lety
Certain Women episode-81 excerpt. ABC TV 1975.
1994 TV Ads: A 2012 Lesson in Asset Appreciation or Depreciation
zhlédnutí 1,4KPřed 12 lety
HSV7 Melbourne 1994 TV Ads.
Lateline 1995 TV UFO Interview Part 2
zhlédnutí 1,6KPřed 12 lety
TV journalist Kerry O'Brien interviews Jenny Randles, Paul Gross, and Budd Hopkins.
Lateline 1995 TV UFO Interview Part 1
zhlédnutí 2,8KPřed 12 lety
UFO researchers Bill Chalker, Jenny Randles, Budd Hopkins, and Dr. Paul Gross are interviewed by journalist Kerry O'Brien.
Barley Charlie 1964 TV
zhlédnutí 4KPřed 13 lety
GTV9 Melbourne, Australia TV Program: Barley Charlie. Airdate: 28th April, 1964.
A Current Affair 1976
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 13 lety
Australian TV program: A Current Affair. Original air date: 23rd May, 1976.
Romper Room 1979
zhlédnutí 55KPřed 13 lety
ATN7 Sydney, Australia TV Program: "Romper Room". Original air date: late 1970s.
The Celebrity Game 1976
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 13 lety
The Celebrity Game with host Mike Preston. TEN10 TV Sydney Australia airdate: 1976.
The Celebrity Game 1977
zhlédnutí 4,3KPřed 13 lety
The Celebrity Game TV show w/ host Mike Preston. Guests incl Mark Holden & Debbie Byrne.
Alf Observes the 2-minute Silence (1974)
zhlédnutí 1,7KPřed 13 lety
Alf observes the Two Minute Silence on BBC1 while simultaneously shouting at Rita & Mike. Originally aired on ABN2 TV Sydney, 9:35 pm, 5th September, 1974.
Rita and Wally 1968 TV
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 14 lety
"Rita and Wally" ATN7 TV excerpt featuring John Meillon, Judi Farr and Noeline Brown. Original airdate: 12-12-1968.
ABC TV News 1975
zhlédnutí 36KPřed 14 lety
ABC TV Australia first news colour bulletin read by James Dibble. March 1st, 1975.
Flashez ABC TV 1977
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 14 lety
Australian TV music show featuring Ray Burgess, Mike Meade, and guest Mark Holden.
Rijn Muntjewerff TV DX Documentary Part 1
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 15 lety
Rijn Muntjewerff TV DX Documentary Part 1
*ANARCHY IN AUSTRALIA*
Oh, look, this is like the dream test in Doctor Who's Last Christmas...
Why's the title in italian?
11 years later, I'm back. In reference to the unrelated Oasis reunion after 15 years, I've put up this video on one of my private pages, and jokingly referring them to the group Oasis when they were just starting out. A few actually believed it! :0
Miss this
AMV4 is now owned and operated by Seven West Media, and is now just a Seven Network station. Local news at 6pm is really the only sort of opt-out programming on the station nowadays, if you live in Albury or Wodonga, that is. Outside of that local 6pm bulletin, it’s just HSV-7 Melbourne but with localised ads and “noodle” news updates. AMV4 Albury in 1988: Variety programming and independent AMV4 Albury in 2024: HSV-7 Melbourne
I wish American TV stations had this kind of sign off. A clock and a sincere sounding voice followed by really good music. Nice!
6:44-6:50 "We're a part of you, you're looking great on 8!"
loved watching this those sunny afternoons during my art college years
Max passed away May 2024 aged 87 vale Mr. Rowley, broadcasting legend.
👍👍👍
What is the exact date of this interview? It would be cool if it was the 16th, the day of the launch!
A closer date is October 11th, 1997. I was photographed with Mark, and another photo with the B9 robot.
I'm not sure if Aus was the same but certainly in the UK, clocks were used as a method to genlock the local station's output to the company (generally in London) producing the news output. The clock was produced in the early years by literally pointing a monochrome camera at a physical device, in later years running it through a "Cox Box" to electronically add colour. The use of a camera rather than VT (which would generally be used for promos and ads of course) allowed the transmission controller to nudge the timing forward so it matched the incoming source (this was in the days before frame buffers which did away with this requirement) - if the station didn't do this there would be a "splat" in the video (non-synchronised switch over to the next programme) which would cause a visual disturbance on-screen to viewers. You couldn't do this with a VT source, it had to be optical. Once frame buffers became the norm (in larger ITV companies this happened in the mid 1970s but it wasn't in place until well into the 80s at a few smaller stations), and clock models moved to electronic devices they fell out of favour as companies wanted to get as much branding in as possible, and so clocks started to disappear starting in the 1980s, although there were a couple of companies still using them into the late 90s. The use of static optical slides into programmes, and in-vision continuity was retained for similar reasons. From what I've seen of US local stations they really didn't seem to care too much about technical glitches like this, and I've seen plenty of examples of hard-switching, and splats into programmes on YT. This would have been considered extremely unprofessional in the UK!
On Test card F, MUSIC!
30 years ago when i was 12 😢😢😢 i miss the 90s. As i watch this i am taken back in time to my time as a form 2 student and my family members who have since passed, just knowing that at one time we were all seated in front of the tv watching these commercials together. ❤
Harmonies down already yrs before LRB
interesting that their was no music 🎵 just a a 440hz test tone
Miss Sheila seems very nice
back when the abc was for the people/ unlike to day run they way they want to. haven’t watched the abc in years now/ become to woke .
Oh No! More! I loved this series as a kid! Aussies in Space! What more could you want? A few 'Boffins' to run and mend stuff, like.
*Riveting Australian drama that is something used in lieu of anaesthesia*
Li lo .bfd😂
1976 not 1978. The date is in Roman Numerals at the end of the Dave Allen credits.
Cool
1:30 this version I remember from early seventies but they used to play it in full. Don’t know where I can find the whole track.
Whats that music in 0:46?
Whats that music kn 0:46?
( in)
我記得香港買來播放時,易名為(太空爭霸 )
I liked this show, even though I was only 7 or 8 then.
Fun fact: the male announcer heard at the end of the sign-off happens to be voice of Graham 'Spider' Webb - who is still alive and kicking, and as a matter of fact, is still broadcasting his pre-recorded program "Webby's Golden Years of Radio" and "Webby's Wireless Show" - that voice cannot be mistaken 😊 He is well into his late 80s and is still going strong.
Yes, I recall him on channel 7 in the mid 1970s. In the 1970s and 1980s when ATN7 Sydney closed down for the evening, CTC7 Canberra could be seen if it was airing a special event like the Olympics. Using a 14-el Hills vertical band 3 TV Yagi, CTC7 was a just viewable picture when ATN7 was off air.
I have two DVDs with 1980s TV DX highlights that could be uploaded to my Google Drive. For starters, this 1984 ABMQ4 video could be uploaded as a 720b video. Big difference to 240p.
It was funky how you could hear the adjacent channel interference on the audio during fades (as the BSB FM service would have been 100-125 KHz away
Well spotted. I have ACMA lists from the mid 1980s which showed what QLD FM was on air at the time. Minimal FM on air at the time which translated to minimal or no herringbone picture interreference to ABMQ4. The female local ABC Mackay news announcer appears to be mixed indigenous, or Indian. She likely doesn't know this recording of her even exists.
It was a totally different era of DXing which was before my time. Born in 1996 I did have the pleasure of TV-DXing from 2000-2013, living on the Central Coast provided three different translator outlets (one site simply had off-air receivers pulling the analog feed from Sydney from a RX a Yagi. Which meant that the translator would re broadcast visual QRM - ah good times. Taree television was never a catch sadly, however I fondly remember the analog VHF TV transmitting from Sydney and NBN3 Newcastle/Mt Sugarloaf received with a VHF phased array antenna, which worked well for FM-DX. UHF CH 31 (community TV) from Sydney was also a catch. Good memories indeed. The only analog TV channel broadcasting on the FM broadcast band was NBN3 (Visual 90.75, Audio 91.75/92.05 (and the audio of NBN on the right channel speaker would often be replaced by 92.1 (transmitting from Sydney). The visual noise on the picture was fun to watch too.
BTW - the presenter is gorgeous- a rarity to see such complexion too.
My dad was the sweeper man in overalls they spotted him at granville skating rink he thought they was joking lol
I used to skate there.
The test card section of this video is from the Sweet Moods tape that was broadcast on BBC2 between June 1985 to June 1986. Which explains the ident being the old style stripy 2, rather than the stylised 2 from the 90's.
Maybe someone has recorded the 1997 closedown over BBC2's 1985 TCF.
Hi from 2024 \o/
Somehow I don't think they were real horse hooves...
Ah Capital was part of my childhood, receiving Wollongong programs from Western Sydney. Gotta love 1:31 too🤣
skipped!!! - 1:00am
Isa Mere Lomaloma, age 49, died of stomach cancer, July, 2009.
I'm not a fan of "Advance Australia Fair", seems underwhelming as an anthem, but this interpretation along with video was superbly done. Signed, a Seppo.
I don't like gery oldman
The picture quality could be better than 240p. Maybe I can eventually upload it at something higher like 720p.
Great memories! Thank you!
I found this episode on the IMDB website and it was actually a year before in 1974 which makes more sense because colour TV first came to Australia in 1975. The theme for the week was Friends and the episode title was Inclusions.
Advance Australia Fair "poor signal" remix!😀
3:00 philishave commercial, just wanted to timestamp it here
RFO Martinique
This is an early 1976 episode of The Celebrity Game (a 70s Australian game show), which already ended on Network Ten. 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
Actual TX date: Wednesday 5 March 1980, 7.25pm (the full news bulletin is on YT on the "oldnewsaus" channel)
Why cant we have stuff like this again channel 9 is all crappy scripted reality shows
I went to one of the Dr. lectures back in early 70's red lion hotel or CBC college?
You were fortunate to see Dr. Hynek live. He enjoyed public speaking regarding UFOs. He also enjoyed TV appearances. He knew that there was a genuine non-human phenomenon that qualified as new empirical observations. But he never believed that the phenomenon was visitors from outer space. In his books he wrote that the real explanation is much more complex.