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15:39analog video captureTutorial
The Best Easy Way to Capture Analog Video (it's a little weird)
Technology Connections
3 HN recommenders
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18:34guitar amplifier toneDemo
Tested: Where Does The Tone Come From In A Guitar Amplifier?
Jim Lill
3 HN recommenders
13:14analog color televisionExplainer
How Analog Color TV Works: The Beginnings
Technology Connections
2 HN recommenders
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15:59e-ink monitorsDemo
This is the WORST Monitor Ever...ON PURPOSE! - Dasung PaperlikeU E-Ink Monitor
Linus Tech Tips
2 HN recommenders
11:39display technologyExplainer
How a TV Works in Slow Motion - The Slow Mo Guys
The Slow Mo Guys
2 HN recommenders
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16:29betamax vs vhs format warExplainer
Why Sony's Beta Videotape System Failed--and failed hard (Part 1)
Technology Connections
2 HN recommenders
9:35:20pink noise for focusMusic
Pink Noise for Ten Hours of Ambient Sound Blocker Masker - Burn In - Relaxation
Dalesnale - Noise Ambient
2 HN recommenders
13:09moon landing hoax debunkingExplainer
Moon Landings Faked? Filmmaker Says Not!
VideoFromSpace
2 HN recommenders
24:23vga video hardwareTutorial
World's worst video card? The exciting conclusion
Ben Eater
2 HN recommenders
3:36telephone audio compressionExplainer
Hold music used to sound better. Here's why.
Tom Scott
2 HN recommenders
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31:06diy flat panel speakersTutorial
Fantastic DIY Speakers for less than $30!
Tech Ingredients
2 HN recommenders
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23:33rca ced videodisc historyDocumentary
The CED: RCA's Very Late, Very Weird Video Gamble (Pt. 1)
Technology Connections
1 HN recommender
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12:24analog still video camerasExplainer
The 1988 VIDEO Floppy Disk Camera: Canon Xap Shot RC-250
LGR
1 HN recommender
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0:10fast eink display refreshDemo
Bookeen breakthrough real time web page scrolling on eInk panel
Bookeen
1 HN recommender
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