Treehouse TV recorded VHS tapes

Awesome! Can't wait to see the content! You received the tape pretty fast, ngl, which is nice.

For all the people who are unaware, PixarMan2001 a.k.a. canadianchildhood, does have Treehouse TV recordings from 2006-2010. All of those recordings can be viewed here. I'm just going to leave this here, in case anyone who has seen these recordings already would like to view them again.

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Hey guys, I re-captured my 2002 Dora the Explorer Treehouse TV VHS recording, and it's officially a VHS rip in HQ, no longer a phone capturing the footage on a TV screen. Speaking of this recording, it turned 18 as of today. 

Treehouse TV Dora the Explorer VHS Recording (December 6, 2002): photos.app.goo.gl/qvEdGsGWiyvq5aiP7 (ADJUST YOUR SPEAKER UP TO 100%, THE AUDIO QUIET DOWN WHEN IT WAS BEING CAPTURED)

i recieved the vcr in the mail, for some reason the capture card Still hasn't showed up at my house, if it doesn't ill have to run to the store and grab one, im sorry for how long this is taking 

EDIT: i picked up a capture card at best buy last minute, i'm going over to get it right now and rip this tape 

Oh my god. I can't believe there's finally a 2004 recording sitting on the internet, thank you so much! This is great!

At the beginning, it's Grandma, Look What I Found. After that interstitial, it's Treetown. (shorts; 1-2 minutes)

Wow! Thank you so much for this recording! I must say, for a first-timer at digitizing a VHS tape, you did an AMAZING job! Congratulations on preserving this rare piece of television history! You should start a hobby of collecting and digitizing old/rare off-the-air VHS tapes. As a passionate television archivist, I buy/win ALOT of off-the-air VHS tapes off eBay and digitize them, and it's very fun and rewarding, considering how rare these recordings can be, and the fact that VHS tapes don't last as long as digital formats. That's why I ALWAYS digitize the VHS tapes I get off eBay, so that if they deteriorate, the recordings on them don't just disappear. For the record, here's how I like to do it. I use a Sony SLV-R1000 S-VHS VCR to play the original VHS tapes, a Toshiba DVR620 DVD Recorder to record the VHS tapes to blank DVDs, and then I rip the DVDs to mp4 files using Handbrake on my computer, and then upload the mp4 files to my Google Drive. I also keep both the original VHS tapes and the digital copies of the recordings in my closet for storage on external hard drives, the DVDs they were originally digitized to, and M-Disc DVDs and Blu-Rays (DVDs and Blu-Rays that last 1000 years, I'd highly recommend checking 'em out). Congratulations on entering the wonderful world of television archiving! PS, I think you should now give the original VHS tape to oldnickjrfan2003, since he really wants it, and you said you don't want to keep the original VHS anymore.