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  1. Formerly 'vaporeon800' Brad's Avatar
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    The oldest file I personally have archived is an MJPEG AVI from my Iomega Buzz, stored on a CD-R that was burned in 2001. It's a crappy 320x240 conversion of a VHS tape that I still have, so it's pretty useless.

    So many others deleted or lost over the years...
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    1994-95?, 320x240, 15fps Mpegs captured with a Creative Labs Video Spigot from Beta.

    Super low quality by today's standards, but surpisingly watchable given their historical value to me.
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    Originally Posted by vaporeon800 View Post
    Cauptain: video file, not physical hardware!
    1999 on my Voodoo 3 3500 card (320x240, 29.97): A match Guile vs Dhalsim (Street Fighter 2 1995 - VHS rip), my girlfriend was gone and I didnt know while recording this video.




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  4. Formerly 'vaporeon800' Brad's Avatar
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    Cauptain: video file, not physical hardware!

    lingyi: 1994/95 is crazy old to me. I'm amazed you had the HDD space to capture then.
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    Late 2001 for me. VCD capture of a laserdisc using an ATI All-in-Wonder card.
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  6. I don't have the files any more but I started with video capture in about 1986 or 1987 with an Amiga.
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    Originally Posted by vaporeon800 View Post
    Cauptain: video file, not physical hardware!


    Edited my post...
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