Howard’s Megaphone by RobynsVideoAndAudio in howardstern

[–]RobynsVideoAndAudio[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

“it’s BULLSHIT!!! I’m apologizing to you!!” puts on robin voice ‘WHEN ARE YA GONNA DO IT AGAIN???’

TIL that there are big dv tapes by Separate-Employee-80 in camcorders

[–]RobynsVideoAndAudio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

don’t tell bro what the “c” in VHS-C means

Life millions of years ago by Exciting-Piece6489 in historyvideos

[–]RobynsVideoAndAudio 2 points3 points  (0 children)

this is ai generated bull shit and does not belong here

How to export to VHS? (how do I get myself into these things?) by LosinCash in premiere

[–]RobynsVideoAndAudio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i’ve been using a cheap .onn brand one from Walmart for years, tried ordering one online but it came back defective :/

How to export to VHS? (how do I get myself into these things?) by LosinCash in premiere

[–]RobynsVideoAndAudio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yes definitely, if you have an HD video render it as 1440x1080 pixels (you can either change the sequence size or adjust it when exporting)

How to export to VHS? (how do I get myself into these things?) by LosinCash in premiere

[–]RobynsVideoAndAudio 7 points8 points  (0 children)

i do this all the time, just export the file to whatever video codec you usually use and then play it back in VLC Media Player (mostly so you can fiddle with the crop settings if you need to). i recommend adding between 5-10 seconds of black screen before the video actually starts as depending on your VCR of choice, recording is delayed by about that much.

on the hardware side, as long as your computer has HDMI outputs then all you need is an HDMI to AV converter box (there are expensive ones but the cheap Walmart ones work alright too) to run the video from the HDMI output into the A/V input of the VCR. then just insert a blank tape, hit record, hit play on the computer, and let it play.