Скачать или смотреть KFC commercial featuring Jason Alexander (Oct. 2001)

A KFC commercial featuring Jason Alexander, dated to October of 2001.

The full VHS tape contains around 4 hours of TNT, NBC on WPXI from October 2001, and CBS on KDKA from January(?) of 2001.
Sections from the KDKA recording face the same problem as my 1999 KDKA-TV footage - noise bars present near the middle of the video, up to where that whole lower frame (field?) is out of sync.

Thanks to the way FM signal decoding works, I was able to see that these noise bars appear because the signal was dropping out consistently - from loud FM whining to quiet hissing in rhythmic fashion. I wonder what causes these sorts of problems upon recording...

The TV programs that play go in order:
Stepmom (1998) on TNT
Third Watch on NBC
Nash Bridges on CBS

Upscaled to 4K for YouTube using Lanczos4Resize and deinterlaced with QTGMC, all within StaxRip.
I do not claim to be well versed in the artform of analog media encoding, so I encourage anyone who knows better to give it a try themselves using the RF samples on the archive.org page: archive.org/details/kodak_vhs_2001-2002_tnt_nbc (not yet available)

Rest of description is a direct paste from archive.org page:

This archive includes the FM RF copies of the analogue format (VHS). The media was captured with two modified VTImage capture cards (CXADC) at 40MSPS for the video signal, and 10MSPS for the VHS Hi-Fi audio.
This is the original signal off of the medium before processing past initial signal tracking and pre-amplification - a raw master digital copy or medium transfer.

Capture hardware used: 2x VTImage capture cards (CXADC) sampling at 40MSPS, overclocked via github.com/namazso/cxadc-clockgen-mod
VCR & Tap setup used: Sony SLV-677HF, PB RF pin 2 on CN261 for video FM RF, CN341 pin 3 for VHS Hi-Fi FM RF
TV System & Tape Format: NTSC, VHS EP
Commands used to decode the FFV1 archive provided:
vhs-decode --debug --ntsc --threads 8 --tape_format VHS --recheck_phase --tape_speed EP

Version of decode used at the time: 8b9a53b

Runtime: 04:11:00:000

Audio: Yes

Included in this archive is the RF information and commands used with vhs-decode.

Please visit the vhs-decode GitHub page if you wish to obtain newer versions of the decoders, other tools and more information past what is presented here.

github.com/oyvindln/vhs-decode/wiki/