Back in the 80s, people used to travel to the USA and bring back NTSC machines because it was cheaper, here in Brazil where the standard was PAL-M you would send the machine to a technician so the crystal could be changed to PAL-M. Specially Panasonic machines. And I have a PV-4700 from 1987 with this mod.

@josericardogs1435

Жыл бұрын

@FilmesVHS não rsrs brasileiros estão por toda parte

In my country, we use PAL-N. Back in the day, we were importing NTSC VCRs, mostly Panasonic. The technicians here would actually mod the VCRs to play PAL, and NTSC. They would install a switch in the back to select the mode. I have a few books about that modding process. The problem was that sometimes you had compatibility issues between machines, because the process wasn't standardized. For instance, I have a machine that plays fine on PAL if the tape was recorded in that same machine. But if it's from another machine, you get a sort of wavy picture. It's a shame too, because it's a relatively new machine, and has great picture. If you're wandering what the point of using those modded machines is, when in the later years we got machines that would play PAL-N from the factory, well... the thing is that those Panasonic are the only machines that can play in PAL-N SLP mode. I wander if this multisystem VCR would play them. We never got them here. Anyway, great find!

Regarding throwing away electronics. Our hospital had a deal with Dell computers for a few years. Then the hospital settled a bid deal with HP computers. The result was that all the Dell computers and monitors in the hospital went into the dumpster container, regardless of new or old. Some stuff even never unpacked. Its illegal in Norway to pick up state own equipment for private people/dumpster diving (most hospitals in Norway are government state owned), but we did it anyway, to save some for the environment. Mental.

Older tape machines, after cleaning the transport areas, sometimes needed "finger grease" on the rubber rollers to increase friction. Old Navy tech.

@undernetjack

Жыл бұрын

Good find. Great vid. Thanks.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Yup

*Your videos are useful to many people throughout the world and not just the USA 😊👍*

*Your videos are very very useful especially the old camcorder repairs, you have saved our old videos just by the advise you give, 😊👍❤🍻*

That HDMI cable in front of your tv made me think I have one over mine. Lol. Nice find!

I have a Samsung SV-300W. Working fine.

14:42 Yay, Peugeot 405 GTX Awesome motor these were very nice and very fast. 2.0L injection petrol.

Nice find and a interesting great video 😊👍

Very neat at least it is a simple fix a handy machine for playback of most tapes and video transfer.

They said that dot crawl are composite video artifact on NTSC & PAL while SECAM is free from dot crawl. But at 18:20 when you set the output to SECAM despite the picture rolling I can still see that SECAM dot crawl is even worse than NTSC & PAL.

What a great find!

Still lots of great deals locally, just have to visit often and be patient. Grabbed a Panasonic 1080p home cinema projector today, working perfectly, for $19.99 at the Coquitlam VV.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Dam, I guess I will have to visit that vv and see what they have. Always fun looking for deals. I don't get caught up in the frenzy of bidding for crap on eBay or even Facebook marketplace these days is getting a bit too expensive. I think people go on eBay and look things up and see what dreamers are asking for prices and put the same price on their crap. Case in point someone asking $99 for an old grundig radio. Okay those old radios are nice but even a fully restored radio is not worth no $1,000. Fully restored couple hundred bucks is what one would be worth. I get a kick out of people advertising these old ancient grundigs especially since the FM band on a lot of them because they were imported out of Germany runs from 76 to 100 MHz. So basically using them here you get half the band. The only way to get the entire band is to have them returned and then the dial will be inaccurate. As far as the shortwave bands go the last time I listened to shortwave but the only thing I can find on there was the god channels. Everything else it was interesting to listen to from my youth, radio Havana radio Moscow radio Australia, voice of America etc they're all gone. I used to scan through the shortwave bands listing for anything that I could understand and listening to some cool music from other parts of the world that you did not hear on domestic radio. Occasionally you would catch some pirate station which was always fun to listen to. Over the last 20 years however I haven't heard much but I scanned the band a lot of noise lot of static ham radio operators but not much in the way of commercial radio other than the religious services.

@kelvinstokes996

Жыл бұрын

@@12voltvids If you're in the area, make sure to pop into the Salvation Army thrift shop on Shaugnessy St in PoCo. They always have half a dozen 8mm cameras in stock. They're terribly displayed - in their camera bags and totally buried on a metal shelf behind the counter. Nobody even knows they're there. Priced between $30-50 and usually have all of their accessories. I grabbed a fully working Canon Hi8 camera with all accessories and a working battery in absolutely as-new condition for $30 and another Canon 8mm in awesome shape with two working batteries for $20. Tip: if the price is high, ask them if they're willing to reduce it. If it's been sitting there long enough, some of the managers will be flexible. They had a mid-90s Sony in there a few days ago with all accessories for $20 but it had obvious capacitor problems, so I left it.

Hi there, Thanks very much for all your informative videos. You've helped me in repairing a number of electronic appliances round the house. I was wondering if you might advise me in a little issue I'm having with my Samsung VCR machine. The machine itself was manufactured in 1995 and was sold in South Africa as Diamond Head. I've got it running wonderfully after many years of not being used but I've noticed that it often doesn't rewind tapes right to the beginning of the tape. Sometimes it does so perfectly, other times it slows down its rewind too early and stops leaving a length of tape still to go. I've checked the belt and that seems surprisingly good after so many years. Is there something obvious I am missing? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Could have stopped working as it had been moved around much or not treated with care, glad it's now working.

Nice that you only paid $25 CAN and got it working.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

I'm not complaining that's not a bad price for that unit they sell for a couple hundred bucks I'll hang on to it just so that I can convert tapes for clients if they bring me a pal tape. Used to see tons and tons of European tapes back in the day but not anymore everybody is just sending files back and forth for their family videos and stuff now right sending them over Facebook or whatever through their phone not sending bulky VHS tapes back and forth through the post but back in the '90s and into the early 2000s it was a very busy business actually '80s late '80s right through to the early 2000s it was a very brisk business. I remember when I first got into the conversion business there was a shop in town that was charging $70 an hour and I started at 50 bucks an hour and then it went to 40 bucks an hour and then a guy local started charging less for repeat customers he started charging them $25 an hour and then I went to $20 an hour and the bottom fell out because we were converting tapes dirt cheap just to get the business but it was a steady stream. Then when smartphones got smarter and the internet got faster it kind of killed that business completely and it's a nice machine to have just in case but I certainly wouldn't spend any money like the $25 I spend on this that's the most I would ever spend on one even at that it might take me a while to make that money back considering how few tapes that we actually see anymore in the different standards. I had one last year and that was the first tape that I had in several years and it was one that someone had found that had been sent over in the 90s and they just had it sitting in a box and it never bothered to get it converted

I like it best when I get something that doesn't work for free, then find a simple fix. That's happened a few times in my life. Most were too complicated for me to fix. I would have opened the door and looked inside. And probably seen it was missing a pinch roller. I've always liked to peek inside cartridge doors, it started with 8 track players. ;) Was it the capstan? I'll watch more to find out. (Oops, wrong again) Yay! You fixed it!!

@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome

10 ай бұрын

Even better is when you get something for free thinking it is broken, but turns out that it does work. Someone had put a Harman Kardon AV amp out on the curb for trash collection, I grabbed it, took it home, tested it and it works fine. It even still had the clear plastic film on the front panel. 15 year old unit which looks and works as new. Now using it in my bedroom. The remote was missing but i bought a cheap replacement which operates all the features. That was a score.

Off topic, but have you read Spilsbury's Coast? It's an interesting autobiography of a guy who traveled around the BC part of the inside passage in the 1900s building and servicing radios.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Never heard of it.

At 18:30, the PAL-M color signal is not 4.43 like in Europe. PAL-M is 3.575611 MHz while PAL-N is 3.582056 MHz. NTSC-M is 3.579545 MHz. I got that information from Wikipedia.

@12voltvids

5 ай бұрын

They are all close enough that the oscillator will lock. My multi system CRT has a 4.43 and 3.5795 crystal and will lock onto all the systems. That's why there is a burst reference on the front porch of each scanning line.

Good stuff

Automatic VHS/SVHS switching looks for a hole in the tape shell to see if it is a SVHS tape. I guess this detection is not used on this deck so you can record SVHS onto a regular VHS tape, this works most of the time fine for good quality tapes. Doing so loses the ability of automatic switching. SVHS tapes were much more expensive and much rarer to find.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

The hole in the bottom of the tape was for the recording circuit to detect a super VHS tape and make the recording in the high-band mode. For playback the switch was never used. I have other sqpb capable VCRs and there is no switch to detect the svhs hole. They detect the tape is recorded in schs by the frequency coming off the tape. I ate at the same thing one of the detection holes was punched on the bottom of the tape. I used svhs for years on regular tapes just punch a hole in the bottom where the detection hole was and the deck would record it or better still just defeat the switch on the VCR and it would record svhs on regular tapes. The last generation of JVC VCRs were released they were called svhs ET. They could record a super VHS signal onto a standard tape at almost the full resolution. If you recorded a tape in svhs ET and tried to play it back on a regular machine the picture was degraded but not as degraded as if you played a full svhs tape on it. It was a compromise that would bring the resolution close to a full super VHS tape on a regular tape and still maintain somewhat backwards compatibility for standard VHS players. I do have a couple of svhs ET machines perhaps when I'm shooting at my next video I'll do a demo I'll take it as VHS ET machine do some recording in ET mode on a regular tape and play it back on a regular machine and show you what happens. It does appear however that on this sv5000 svhs playback was an afterthought. Every other VHS deck that I have seen that has super VHS playback ability automatically detects if the tape is recorded in super VHS. I generally hang on to these machines because almost 100% of the recordings that I made personally and I have a bunch of tapes still that I haven't transferred we're recorded in supervhs most of them on regular tapes because I wanted the picture quality the super VHS gave. the big difference between using a run-of-the-mill regular tape and an expensive super VHS tape incidentally wasn't the resolution it was the signal to noise. Recording super VHS on a regular tape the quality was very good it's just image was a little more grainy than using a real tape. I used real tapes for production work or quality was required but when I was just recording off TV I used a regular tape because they were cheap.

I have two of these SV5000 machines, one that works and one that won't power on.

@12voltvids

2 күн бұрын

Craps in power supply.

hey, since you're a vcr pro, have you ever seen this like row of one inch dark lines going down the left side of the screen especially I think on ep tapes, I got two jvc's that are both doing that, it's driving me crazy

Great video.....I have a Samsung 75" Q70R and it went black screen while watching a movie, it flashed blue every 20 seconds, I have some knowledge in electronics so I opened it to see if it had bad capacitors. With the TV energized, I disconnected the riboon cable that goes to the main board and the screen turned blue, so I assumed it was not the damaged screen, I have been looking on ebay and I have found the original power supply parts, do you think that replacing the board will solve the problem?...thanks

Would the option to change 'Play System' from auto to manual (or whatever else it would say if not auto) resolve the Super VHS playback issue? Or is this for the type of television used? Just wondering! Good purchase, great that it works so well!

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

That is to manually select the tape system. There are many systems. Color system ntsc, pal, pal N, Pal M, secam and mesecam. There is also an ntsc 4.43. Now the difference is between these and they're all based on the three color systems ntsc pal and secam. Secam has 2 systems. French secam and middle east secam. They are similar but different. They french do things differently. Back to pal and ntsc. Ntsc is based on a 525 line system at 60 Fields or 30 frames. Pal is based on a 625 line system at a frame rate of 25 frames 50 fields. Ntsc color is based on a sub carrier of 3.579545 MHz. Pal uses a color some carrier of 4.43 megahertz. Now in the early days pal recorders were modified to play ntsc but because the pal color system output the chroma are up converted to chroma to 4.43 they did the same for ntsc video so a new standard was developed called ntsc 4.43. that allowed a pal VCR to play an ntsc tape but not converted. You had to adjust the vertical hold on your television otherwise the picture would roll. In the power systems some countries went with pal but we're operating with a 60 HZ power grid so they operated on a 525 line system using Powell as their color system. I believe that was just Argentina that did that but it's a pal color system operating on a 525 line 30 frames 60 field television standard then there's pal m which was I think that was Brazil and that one used I think it was a 3.5 8 color carrier but still $625 lines. I'd have to look it up because there was a couple of variations either panel I might get the two of them mixed up because it's not a standard that I really saw much of I can't think I've ever used pal am or pal in. Say other than France and France use their French sea cam although the recording on the tape was apparently the same so a middle East cam deck could play a French tape and vice versa just what came out the back was slightly different. Anyway back to the auto setting Auto will try to detect what the incoming signal is off the tape but the problem is it can't differentiate the difference between an ntsc and a pal in because it detects the 525 line system and defaults to ntsc so if you had a pal and tape it would play in black and white so the option is there where you can select the playback mode independently at least that's how my agw one used to work and it's all been 20 years since I use that but it had a switch as well for the different types of tapes but on the egw one it was a physical switch none of this menu driven bullshit. What did strike me as odd is that you had to turn on the svhs quasi playback manually and you had to turn it off manually through a menu. I guess the machine is not smart enough to detect The wider bandwidth for s vhs tapes which is odd because you would think that it could detect that.

@plan7a

Жыл бұрын

@@12voltvids Thank you!

@ArchivoHumano

Жыл бұрын

@@12voltvids PAL-N Argentina. 50 hz. PAL-M Brazil. 60 hz.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

@@ArchivoHumano My old machine had a map to show the systems. I never had any tapes from either country. All western Europe and a few from France.

@ArchivoHumano

Жыл бұрын

@@12voltvids Cool that it had a map. Just so you know, this is what a meant on my other comment about having a "wavy" picture kzread.info/dash/bejne/nIRl1atsmNO2oqQ.html

I'll check thrift stores occasionally, but 9/10 visits are a bust. There are 'professionals' that buy and re-sell the stuff on eBay, it's almost impossible to find anything good. Plus every electronic device I've ever bought at one always needs some kind of repair.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

You're right you have to kept in there at the right time because there are people that look for stuff grab it and then sell it on eBay or Facebook. I've gotten a couple scores in the last year one was this VCR and I got a Sony TC D5 and I actually got that Sony tcd 5 that I service a while back about the same time as I picked this up I might have even been the same day I forgot I bought a few things. But usually especially value village now is some of the prices they're asking for stuff is just it's creeping up I think some of them they look at what stuff sells for on eBay and they think oh wow this is valuable I see the price creeping up and I won't pay that for it. Usually for a VCR or DVD player while I haven't bought one of those in a while but usually my limit is $15 same for stereo equipment you know 15 or less maybe 20 but once it starts getting more than that I just kind of walk. I walk in and look at a lot of stuff and then just walk out because there's the deals are getting fewer and fewer. Okay should I find a cool one though like I got that that clock with all the gears that spin on it for $2 that was a good one and I got a digital photo frame for $2 you know sorry so often I find ones that are half decent I picked up an iPad for $5 the only problem is I can't get into it because the person that had it has it's all locked your Apple ID is locked and apple won't unlock an iPad when you buy it even if the person died the only way you can get it unlocked is if you go to Apple with a death certificate.

I wish this one was having the same issue as mine, might help me to diagnose the power issue that it is having.

@12voltvids

10 ай бұрын

Well you are in luck because one is about to drop in minutes

Great find! What took you 10 seconds to figure out would take most of us hours.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

That's ok it took me half a day to notice the counter weight was missing on that dual record player.

I've never found a SVHS compatible VHS VCR that could actually play SVHS. It always looked like playback on a VCR with knackered heads, and made me wonder if they needed heads in an extremely good condition. I didn't see any suitable menu options on the VCRs I tried

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

I have a few sqpb machines that play svhs tapes perfect and one has a DVD recorder built in. All with the exception to this one select the mode automatically.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Something that many people don't realize is that even though these sqpb machines can play a super VHS tape, they don't have the specialized circuitry that super VHS machines had as far as noise reduction chroma noise canceling and all the other tricks that were done on super VHS. They also do not have the S-Video connector on them. So they will play a super VHS tape but they will not improve the quality to a real super VHS machine. They will improve the picture slightly over standard VHS, but the real reason that these machines existed was so that someone could play a super VHS recorded tape without requiring a full super VHS machine. They are always advertised as being able to play back a super VHS tape at regular VHS quality. So they were compatible feature not a performance enhancing feature that was how they were designed so that they could play a super VHS tape. For that they do the job quite well it gives a person that has a super VHS tape the ability to play it. This is important for someone who say doing tape conversions as a business because you never know what's going to walk in the door you need the ability to play different formats of tapes so having one machine that can play those tapes even at normal quality is going to be fine especially when you're converting from say pal or sea cam to ntsc or vice versa because you lose quality during that conversion anyway it's more of the ability of it to play the tape. One of these days I'll get around to dragging out my multi-system monitor and I can play around with that on camera and show you guys a difference and play a real pal tape in pal on a power monitor and the same with that secam tape. It's a small JVC multi system monitor that I probably paid about $800 for back in the '80s when I was doing a lot of conversions. Most conversion centers did not have a multi-system monitor so when they did a tape conversion they had to convert it back to ntsc to make sure that the tape actually converted. I bought the proper monitor so that I could show my clients this is how it's going to look when the tape gets where it's being sent. I haven't used that little TV in many years. It'll be interesting to see if it still works as it's been in storage probability 15 years now.

New looking Peugeot 405 at 14:42, so dates the Secam tape to 1990 ish give or take a year or two

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Likely.

Have you ever worked on a Samsung VCR model VR8508 ? I have one and it does not work right.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure i have but the model number doesn't mean anything to me.

When re-claiming electronic parts is their any laws saying you can't resell?

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

No I don't know of any laws that say you can't sell used parts. Lots of eBay sellers are selling used parts. For that matter lots of companies like shop Jimmy sell used parts. I bought a used buffer board for my plasma for $15 6 years ago still working I've ordered a couple of buffer boards for plasma TVs that I've repaired over the years from them both cases though I had to order a second one because the first one was no good. They are pretty good at replacing the board but not replacing the shipping charges that I had to pay. There is a video on my channel of my plasma being repaired the first board arrived and I had basically three quarters of a picture they did make good and send me a second board but again I had to pay the shipping so, first board cost me $15 plus $20 shipping so 35 bucks and then I had to order another one and it cost me another $25 shipping. You would think that if they sold you something that was defective and they were shipping you another one at least they would cover the cost of the shipping. They actually wanted me to ship the defective part back at my expense I told them would be cold day in hell before I'd pay to send them a dead part back

just to let you know my boy is making more plastic parts for some beta vcrs.,..i made a monster lol

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Cool I have a beta being donated soon. Will see what it needs.

That's a VCR I need to find

I want to watch a video about the sprinter mentioned at 9:30!

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

I guess you will have to research it. I have only seen brochers for one.

@outsdr

Жыл бұрын

@@12voltvids Will do!

I have one that i replaced the head drum on but now when you pause it the image is like two frames on top of each other offset alittle flickering. Plays fine any tips for what that is?

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Probably the wrong drum was put on. Many VCRs forehead VCRs used two double azimuth heads. One head would be an sp a field and an EP B field and the other side of it would be an sp b field followed by an EP A field other drums would be an sp a and ep a on one side and sp b and ep b on the other. The heads will look identical and will even fit. A normal playback it'll work fine because you have an a field on one side for both SP and EP and you have a b field on the other side for both spdp what would end up happening is when you're playing a tape and normal playback you'd have an SP head from the a field and an EP head for the B field because it's using the opposite head on the same chip when you play an EP tape it would end up using one SP and one EP had which may degrade the picture slightly but it would probably play just fine however when you try to use slow motion or freeze frame and the machine tries to pick a single field in other words it's an SP tape it will use the a field SP head and it would use the a field EP had mounted on the other side of the drum to create a stable picture because as I mentioned before they had to be configured spa e p b on one side of the drum and spb EPA on the other if you've got the same field on both sides regardless when it tries to select it's going to have an a field playback and a b field playback at the same time so it's going to be reading both fields and if there's any motion between the two you're going to get that flickering picture. Now it's possible that dihedral adjustment is out on the head however I dihedral adjustment error would cause playback problems as well. So I think they had you put on was a different design.

@chrissanders2562

Жыл бұрын

@@12voltvids sounds exactly like whats happening its difficult to find information on stuff like this. It was the same part number but the original was Panasonic and the new old stock one is a Taiko. Its from 1985.

@chrissanders2562

Жыл бұрын

I accidentally broke the original one trying to adjust the roller guide my tool slipped and busted one head off. Its a 2 head one. The left roller guide was froze up so i replaced that

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

@@chrissanders2562 Panasonic is the company that called their slow mo double fine slow mo. They use the a/b, b/a heads where as most other machines were a/a. b/b

@chrissanders2562

Жыл бұрын

@@12voltvids i can live with the messed up freeze frame since it plays good but curious how you would fix that issue. Its a Panasonic AG1000 portable

Have you messed with the d-vhs vcr's at all?

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Nope. Have never even seen one. By the time these were on the market I was out of the industry.

@motorhead45102

Жыл бұрын

@@12voltvids ah okay, the one that I have has a noticeably worse picture quality from the same tapes as compared to couple other vcr's. Like it has a fair bit of more noise in the picture.

please please put that bose tape online somehow!

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Sure

Shame they didn't put a format button on the front, no messing with annoying menus. You have done really well with thrift shops 😀 Sometimes repair or just parts. I would still wander in just to see what they have, at least you walk out laughing lol. i volunteered at the local salvation army shop doing electronic/mechanical repairs. The covid virus finally made me not want to work in a shop full of unknown virus carriers.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

I don't have that luxury. I have to go into people's homes. Everyone in the house except me has had the covid.

@zx8401ztv

Жыл бұрын

@@12voltvids i tryed so hard to not catch it, but two weeks ago i caught it. Knocked the stuffing out of me. Paracetamol and drink loads of water in the hot weather. Sent the brain more batty than usual. My next door neighbour just had a stomach upset, lucky sod.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Wife had it in April just had a headache and lost her voice for about 5 days. Son had it 3 weeks ago. One of my circle of friends daughter attended the gay pride parade a few weeks ago and brought it home, gave it to her parents and they passes it onto other friends in my circle of friends. I had been invited to a party that I declined. Good thing, i dodged another bullet.

@zx8401ztv

Жыл бұрын

i caught covid three weeks ago, it screwed with my head, fright/panic and some rather nasty dreams. Not something i would want again. My next door neighbour just had a upset stomach, odd how it hits people in different ways. I was so happy to return to normal, Well as normal as i can be lol :-D. I hope you don't get it, no bloody fun at all.

15:10 - SECAM was indeed a shit format, and the color noise didn't only appear on tape, but on live TV signal too, if it was noisy even just a bit. It's also the format with the worst color reproduction. The Wiki page claims that SECAM is free of dot crawl, but it's simply not true, and I even see some of that artifact even on this video. SECAM was the accepted format in the Eastern Bloc until the collapse of the USSR.

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

That's what I've heard from people that have experienced it. The French version apparently was not quite as bad as the middle Eastern version of secam. I myself have only witnessed it off of VHS tapes and it's terrible. I do have a multi system CRT monitor that can display ntsc 3.58 ntsc 4..43 PAL (both the 525 and 625 line versions) and SECAM. So I can play these native tapes on a CRT monitor and it looks every bit as bad as being converted. One of these days I'll drag that monitor out and show it off maybe with this machine feeding it. for all I know the TV doesn't work anymore because it hasn't been used in 20 years but it is in storage. It was a damn expensive TV I think I paid about $800 for this 14-inch set but it was an absolute necessity to have when I was in the tape conversion business as I needed to be able to verify that tapes that were being sent to other countries would play correctly and more so when someone gave me a tape to transfer that it was any good before attempting the transfer. I remember before I had a multi system monitor and someone brought me a tape to convert and I couldn't get any color I was pulling my hair out trying to figure out why I had no color. Well the tape itself had no color on it that's why it was a tape that had originally been done in secam and someone copied it onto a pal recorder which of course just recorded the video portion no chroma. Then that tape got sent over to their relatives over here that brought it to me to convert.

Secam is noisy as hell

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

Secam was crap when recorder on VHS.

lol "woke world", I don't know if a man can touch another man in that situation but I stay the hell away from women...YIKES!!! Thanks for the laugh man :D

@12voltvids

Жыл бұрын

How times have changed haven't they. Back 40 years ago nobody would have thought a thing about it. Remember the movie crocodile Dundee? And what he used to do! I think probably Europeans are more open though and wouldn't make a big deal about it but it seems as of late that you look at someone the wrong way and all of a sudden you're getting charged with assault or harassment. even comedians these days have to watch what they say because they never know who they're going to offend