The Legendary Art Bell

[sean92008]

Stereo balanced left-right evades you?

Some people do not care to use the resources they have correctly.

[Martinez Moobs]

It’s entirely plausible someone already brought up these streams but some gent does overnight YouTube streams with a kind of dark aerial ambience often in case you’re leaving it on a tv overnight.

I thought it was a nice touch the times I’ve listened.

[Morgus]

I found on youtube a video interview George Knapp did with Art Bell (possibly his last one) from 8/9/2013:

[Morgus]

Recently I bought an old refurbished JVC S-VHS VCR so I could check a bunch of old S-VHS tapes I recorded from TV shows 20-30 years ago.
I was able to use a WinTV card in my PC to capture the analog video+audio from the VCR and convert/encode to modern digital video files.
Amazingly most of the old VHS tapes were still playable in decent quality, even  though I had read that video tapes will typically lose readability after 15-20 years!

I discovered on one of my old S-VHS tapes I had recorded the live interview with Art Bell from Mar 1999 that aired on CNN's Larry King Live.
This interview was on youtube sometime in the past but was removed by Turner Broadcasting for copyright violations, so I never have found it available online.

Anyway I was able today to digitize my 25 year old recording of it and encode it to a ~500MB .mp4 video file (video codec = x264, audio codec = aac) but don't know where I could upload it (not youtube) where it would not be removed like youtube did, and could be shared here.
Any ideas?

[KSM]

I found on youtube a video interview George Knapp did with Art Bell (possibly his last one) from 8/9/2013:

GREAT FIND! I love the wide shots that show more of the famous room! Thank you Morgus!

Recently I bought an old refurbished JVC S-VHS VCR so I could check a bunch of old S-VHS tapes I recorded from TV shows 20-30 years ago.
I was able to use a WinTV card in my PC to capture the analog video+audio from the VCR and convert/encode to modern digital video files.
Amazingly most of the old VHS tapes were still playable in decent quality, even  though I had read that video tapes will typically lose readability after 15-20 years!

I discovered on one of my old S-VHS tapes I had recorded the live interview with Art Bell from Mar 1999 that aired on CNN's Larry King Live.
This interview was on youtube sometime in the past but was removed by Turner Broadcasting for copyright violations, so I never have found it available online.

Anyway I was able today to digitize my 25 year old recording of it and encode it to a ~500MB .mp4 video file (video codec = x264, audio codec = aac) but don't know where I could upload it (not youtube) where it would not be removed like youtube did, and could be shared here.
Any ideas?

Use a VPN of course.
You may be able to upload to X1337X https://www.1337xx.to/home/  or any other torrent site.  There is also the option to upload it to google drive or something like it and share the link through PM. I've done that with Art files.


This may help.
https://www.safetydetectives.com/blog/best-torrenting-sites/

[Morgus]

I found another version of that George Knapp interview with Art Bell from 2013, promoting his upcoming Sirius Dark Matter show that year.
Also shows Art with his wife and young daughter at the time.

[Morgus]

I found a 5 part tribute video(s) on youtube of Art Bell that includes some VHS recorded clips of the 1999 Larry King - Art Bell interview:

[sean92008]

Isn't ebaums website good with copyrighted material. For some reason, I think that they have a bunch of BBC stuff on there in low quality, but modern shows.

[Morgus]

I uploaded to a google drive the 1999 Larry King interview with Art Bell I encoded to a .mp4 video file, here is the link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rLBh52OaBzpikYcEhCAOWWqQf3s9HB7d/view?usp=sharing

[KSM]

I uploaded to a google drive the 1999 Larry King interview with Art Bell I encoded to a .mp4 video file, here is the link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rLBh52OaBzpikYcEhCAOWWqQf3s9HB7d/view?usp=sharing

Very cool. Thanks!