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Galaxy Pay Television (Vidi Wall) - 1995 Australian TV Commercial

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From a production S-VHS tape. Labelled as follows:
Client: CMT
Title: "Galaxy Vidi Wall"
Date: 23.11.95
Duration: 1 x 30 secs
Audio: Stereo [uploader's note - no, it isn't - only linear VHS audio was available on the tape, the Hi-Fi tracks are blank]
They wasted a 4 hour tape on this 2 minutes worth of footage!

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21 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 7

@TheTvGuru3 2 года назад

They used to have these promos in amongst packs of Philips HG tapes at the time Which you could tape over... but that means having to put up with 5 seconds worth of rainbow embedding before the magnetic eraser took effect.

@K24Z3CU2 2 года назад

Yeh I bought one of those video tapes from Kmart and was wondering at the time why blank tapes had ads on it at the beginning. Didn’t know what Galaxy was then but later on I knew all about it when they went bust and we ended up getting foxtel cable!

@chrismounsey3358 2 года назад

Anyways, love to see more from Galaxy Pay TV from the 90s

@ShadowArchive Год назад

wow never knew Digital Pictures was in Chandos St, image is really good quality, who was the S-VHS transfer for? funny how most of the "old iron" post companies are no longer around, wonder where all the gear went.

@mubd1234sAussieMediaArchive Год назад

It was for a video advertising company called CMT (Cyanosure Marketing Techologies). They had kiosks set up in Westfield shopping centres which displayed video advertising and TV shows. Only existed for about three years between 1994 and 1996 before they went bust. I believe this would have been their master copy, all of the tapes I have which were actually used in the kiosks were noticeably poorer quality than this.

@ShadowArchive Год назад

@@mubd1234sAussieMediaArchive interesting.. thanks!

@chrismounsey3358 2 года назад

Great upload mate, anyways, got anymore from Digital Pictures? or broadcast design showreels from graphic design agencies?