Vidtape Inc. STRIKES BACK! {Read description}

DISCLAIMERS: *This video is NOT intended for those under the age of 13. **SEIZURE WARNING: This video has a lot of flashing images in it. ***The FOX preview at the beginning is only played to show that the VCR is functional. It is NOT on the actual tape. ****Yes, this VCR can play LP mode tapes. The problem here is not related to the VCR by any means, as I have tested multiple VCRs with the same results. Vidtape footage starts at 0:51 As you may know, I have been on hiatus, and I stripped down most of my main channel as most of the content hasn't aged well. I mainly have focused on messing around with obsolete computer equipment (mostly like working on systems running Windows 95 to XP), and that hasn't left me with the time to make YouTube videos. THIS though was too good not to upload. When I went to Goodwill to find some more computers to mess with, I happened to find this VHS as well. I took it home, and the quality was so bad on this one that the main VCR I used for capturing videos recognized it as STATIC! So I had to pull out one of my other VCRs (specifically a JVC S-VHS model) that did not cut out the static on VHS tapes. And as you expect, the tape has a few flaws: -The tape has no audio and the picture is completely garbled by static. -The tape was factory sealed by Vidtape, and it was never even rewound from the factory! -The tape is obviously not 30 minutes long, unlike what the back of the case says. Other releases cut this out, but this one left it intact. Enjoy this awful spectacle of a VHS! Other notes: -No, I am not going to be uploading frequently anymore by any means. Who knows if this video will be my last? -The specific VHS played here is Comedy Classics: Stan Laurel: Mud & Sand. 1999 VHS from Vidtape Inc. -This VHS is recycled from a workout tape by Artisan. The erasure date is 10/28/2002.