Footwear Repairs and Everything, Everything in HD! (well, one day)

[mondokat]

I ripped my vhs copy to an mpeg file, but haven't had time to fiddle with it to get it into a DVD format. I must say though that the quality is crap. The frame rate for the various tomato videos (the swirly colors and such) don't capture too well (they look choppy). To do a proper DVD, you'd have to either encode the masters with some serious equipment, or else somehow sync the capture with the framerate of the tape. The result of my rip is watchable, but you can tell it's not quite right. The original tape looks better, so if you can get a VHS player, that's the best way to watch it right now.