AVHSA#001 - Foxtel/Austar commercial breaks (2010/11)

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Aussie VHS Archive Tape #001 (54m 3s)

Featuring commercial breaks from the following channels: - Austar: Fox Classics (2010) [Segments 1-10] - Austar: Nickelodeon Australia (January 7 2011) [Segment 10-15] - Austar: Cartoon Network Australia (2010) [Segment 16-20]

- Austar: Fox Classics (2010) [Segment 20]

Originally recorded to VHS in condensed 4:3 and converted to 16:9 before extraction of tape contents. Please note the tape suffers from unknown picture interference at times

A full list of commercial segments with timestamps can be found below. A downloadable version is also provided in this listing.

Segment 1 (0:00) - Logo: Warner Bros. Television) - Next: Bonanza bumper - W Channel - Primary Colors promo - Fox Classics ident - PG classification screen

Segment 2 (3:07) - The Domino Principle promo - Smarties - Bio Magnetic - History Channel - Blessed Mary: A Saint For All Australians promo - Fox Classics ident

Segment 3: (5:46) - Uncommon Valor promo - Aussie Life Insurance - Optus - Foxtel Box Office - Ninja - Fox Classics ident

Segment 4 (8:54): - Fox Classics promo - Insurance Line - Canon Pixma - Crime & Investigation Network - Next: The Golden Girls bumper

Segment 5 (12:03): - Logo: Republic Pictures - Next: The Golden Girls bumper - The cast of Glee perform Somebody to Love on Oprah (cross-promotion for W Channel and Fox8) - Psycho promo - Fox Classics ident - PG classification screen

Segment 6 (15:08): - The Domino Principle promo - Taubmans Endure - Centrum - Bob Jane T-Marts - Foxtel/Austar - Upgrade to HD for the Commonwealth Games - Fox Classics ident

Segment 7 (17:46): - Fox Classics promo - Vanish Preen carpet cleaner - Canon Pixma - Dynamo liquid - ING EasyProtect Income - Next: 'Allo 'Allo bumper

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