Steamed Hams but it's VHS Generation Loss ~5th Anniversary Remaster~

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[FULL TITLE: Steamed Hams but it's on VHS and when someone says "steam" or "ham" it suffers from generation loss but is the fifth anniversary remastered edition]

[FULLER TITLE: Steamed Hams but it's recorded and played back multiple times on two VHS cassettes through two VCRs, the first few seconds are missing, and when someone says 'steam' or 'ham' the quality gets worse, but the video has been remastered and extended five years after its original publishing date]

My most-viewed video gets a new remaster for its fifth anniversary. Now with 2x the resolution! 69% more frames! 1/2 exaggerated numbers!

When I saw the resurgence of Steamed Hams memes back in late 2022, I was reminded of the meme I did myself using two VHS tapes and two VCRs. Now, in the year of our lord and savior Seymour Skinner, I decided to re-digitize these tapes and give the video a new restoration in time for its fifth anniversary. My equipment was much more primitive back in 2018, and I have acquired a lot of gear and learned how to use new software since then (you can check them out deeper in the description), so now the picture quality looks much better and you are able to see a lot more of what was missing.

I can't believe the original video was put in the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens a while ago; that was arguably the peak of my life back then. I'm very grateful for everyone who has liked the original video, as well as any other VHS experiments I've done, even though they've been quite sporadic as I've been busy with college. HUGE Shoutouts to Bill Oakley and those at the Museum of the Moving Image who enjoyed the work (I think)!

Equipment/Software Used:
-- WD TV Live Media Player (streaming the original video)
-- Sony SLV-D300P DVD/VCR Combo (recording & playback)
-- Sony SLV-N71 VCR (recording & playback)
-- Kodak HS T-120 tape (odd-numbered generations)
-- Memorex(?) HS T-120 tape (even-numbered generations)
-- JVC HR-S3800U S-VHS VCR (main playback device)
-- Panasonic DMR-ES15 DVD Recorder (quasi-time base corrector)
-- I-O DATA GV-USB2 (capturing device)
-- AmaRecTV (capturing)
-- AvsPmod (creating the scripts)
-- FFmpeg (processing the generations)
-- Adobe Premiere Pro 2023 (editing the VHS generations together)

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - Generation 1
1:19 - Generation 2
1:20 - Generation 3
1:21 - Generation 4
1:24 - Generation 5
1:32 - Generation 6
1:34 - Generation 7
1:37 - Generation 8
1:38 - Generation 9
1:39 - Generation 10
1:40 - Generation 11
1:41 - Generation 12
1:42 - Generation 13
1:52 - Generation 14
1:53 - Generation 15
2:00 - Generation 16
2:09 - Generation 17
2:10 - Generation 18
2:11 - Generation 19
2:12 - Generation 20
2:59 - Generation 21
3:00 - Generation 22
3:08 - Outro
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