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I have the following VHS badminton tapes of 2003 tournaments in NTSC format, I can be reached at han_cheong@yahoo.com if you're interested. Due to expensive postage, the offer only good in US and Canada area.
Korea Open 2003 Final : 2 tapes
Mix double: Kim/Ra vs Kim/Lee;
Women's single : Audina M vs Wong Chen;
Men's single : Jonassen Kenneth vs Park Tae Seng;
Men's double : Kim/Ha vs Lee/Yoo;
All England 2003 Championship : 1 tape
Men's single semi-final : Roslin Hashim vs Chen Hong;
Men's single final : Hafiz Hashim vs Chen Hong;
Sudirman Cup 2003 Final, China vs Korea : 2 tapes
Mix double : Zhang/Goa vs Kim/Ra;
Women's single : Gong R vs Jan JY;
Men's single : Lee Hyun Il vs Chen Hong;
Men's double : Lee/Yoo vs Cai/Zhang;
Sudirman Cup 2003 Semi-Final, China vs Indonesia : 2 tapes
Men's single : Boa CL vs Taufik H.;
Wome's single : Zhou M. vs Maria K ;
Men's double : Cai/Zhang vs Sigit/Wijaya;
Women' double : Wei/Zhou vs ????
Sudirman Cup 2003 semi-final, Korea vs Denmark : 2 tapes
Mix double : Kim/Ra vs Rasmussen/Matte;
Men's single: Lee Hyun Il vs Peter Gade;
Men's double : Lee/Yoo vs Eriksen/Lungaard
Women double : Lee/Ra vs Olsen/Jorgensen;
I also can custom record for you those games you like and the cost per tape is $10 including shipping. Usually one 2-hr tape can fit in 2 matches. I also have many badminton video prior to 2003, write me an email so I can send you the full listing of my collections in Excel format.
Thanks and sorry for the lengthy message.
Han Cheong
Sorry for the long message.
TI-SP-SS dude
05-06-2003, 09:52 PM
how come it's only 2 hours?
cant you get tapes that can hold 6 hours?
Aotis
05-06-2003, 10:04 PM
Hi Han! I am from northern san jose and is really happy to see this post! and certainly would aprecieate it if you'd lend me the videos for a day or two! I promise no harm done will occur to the videos and I will watch them really fast. It will not cause you any trouble! Thanks for considering, ps I've sent you a PM, please read it:P
You do not want to copy/record any of your fouvarite video in LP or EP mode(that's 4hr and 6 hr) as the image quality can deteroriate very rapidly. I understand some money can be saved but it's just not worth it.
Sorry I can't be that generous to share the tapes for free as it costs a lot to ship them from Malaysia and convert into NTSC format($20/tape conversion fees ;-)).
Take care!
Han
mynameisblablab
05-06-2003, 11:11 PM
Are all the tapes in english?
Yes, all he tapes are in English by british commentators, both of them were former players Clark(lady) and Andrew(gentleman) :-)
Aotis
05-06-2003, 11:35 PM
well, if you put it that way, where do others like StanBishof get their videos from? I am sure it costs them money too. And they even go the extra step as to encode and post them for download. You're saying that you're just much cheaper than stan and the others? I am sorry to hear that. But thanks for considering anyways.
aryrius
05-07-2003, 01:58 AM
matches on tv and sell them where there is much demand liao
modious
05-07-2003, 04:51 AM
Originally posted by Han
You do not want to copy/record any of your fouvarite video in LP or EP mode(that's 4hr and 6 hr) as the image quality can deteroriate very rapidly.
Meybe he meant tapes that can last for 4 hours in SP mode. Do you ship to Singapore? You ship the tapes from Malaysia?? Hmmm..... who's that person? :D
Anyway, I also do have alot of tapes from 2000-2003, but have not found time to convert them all to VCDs. Will be converting some to mpegs and putting on the net. ;)
jamesd20
05-07-2003, 07:02 AM
you say it costs to convert to ntsc,dont bother sell them in pal form,The following countries use the pal form:
Afghanistan, Holland ,Portugal ,Albania, Hong Kong, Qutar,Algeria, Iceland, Romania,Angola ,India, Singapore,Argentina , Indonesia , Somalia ,Australia, Ireland, South Africa,Austria, Israel, S.W. Africa,Azores, Italy, Spain,Baharain,Jordan Sri Lanka Bangladesh Kenya Sudan Belgium Kuwait
Botswana Laos Sweden Brazil Liberia Switzerland Brunei Madeire Tanzania
Cameroon Malaysia Thailand Canary Islands Malta Turkey Cyprus Mozambique Uganda Denmark Nepal United Arab Emirates Dubai New Guinea United Kingdom
England New Zealand Uruguay Ethiopia Nigeria West Germany Faeroe Islands North Korea Yemen Finland Norway Yugoslavia Ghana Oman Zambia Gibraltar Pakistan Zimbabwe Guinea Paraguay.
ntsc form:
antigua El Salvador Philippines Bahamas Ecuador Puerto Rico Barbados Guam Saipan Barbuda Guatemala Samoa Belize Haiti South Korea Bermuda Honduras Saint Kitts Bolivia Jamaica Saint Lucia Burma Japan Saint Vincent
Cambodia Mexico Surinam Canada Midway Islands Taiwan Cayman Islands Netherland Antilles Tobago Chile Nicaragua Trinidad Colombia North Mariana Island United States Costa Rica Panama Venezuela Cuba Peru Virgin Islands
You're right, NTSC does not rule the world, PAL still dominates most of the video format use in this world. My video source is in PAL format(Malaysia/Singapore import) and actually it's cheaper to sell to PAL format countries listed by you(you're very knowledgable about countries's video format) as there is no need to convert them into NTSC, you just need 2 PAL VCRs and PAL vhs tapes.
I have turned away customers from Australia and UK for same reason perhaps Modious from Singapore can take care the PAL countries?
modious
05-07-2003, 08:59 AM
Originally posted by Han
I have turned away customers from Australia and UK for same reason perhaps Modious from Singapore can take care the PAL countries?
No, I don't intend to start a business to sell my tapes. I don't have the equipment to duplicate tapes. I also do not have so much time to convert all to VCDs at the moment!
Anyway, I'm interested to know who you got your tapes from because I may want some tapes that I don't have... since you're not selling PAL....
jamesd20
05-07-2003, 09:30 AM
so does any body want to sell me any videos to the uk?
in case anyone is interested there is a recorder on sale in Msia for RM 2000
which can record from Tv to cd as well as convert vhs to vcd.
Go to www.duraplus.com
I think it is not possible to send anything into Singapore, friends there tell me
the censorship board will confiscate it.
RM2000 is more than $500 USD, wow, how many VCDs you have sell to gain back your investment? I think DVD recorder make more sense as it has higher resolution and capacity than VCD, wait for couple of years for the DVD disk to be more affordable. The current Panasonic DVD recorder runs more than one thousand dollar.
I have just completed a new badminton video listing from 1998-2003 divided into 5 events and each event has players names and video runtime. Write me at han_cheong@yahoo.com if you're interested so I can send you a copy.
Thanks!
Han
modious
06-17-2003, 02:34 AM
Originally posted by Bbn
I think it is not possible to send anything into Singapore, friends there tell me
the censorship board will confiscate it.
FYI, I received 5 badminton CDs from Australia 2 weeks ago. There was no problems or procedures required, the postman delivered straight to my house!
It took 6 days to get it from Australia to S'pore.
Seems like your friends are wrong....
Send me a pm Modius and tell me what you are missing. 1/2 tapes given away
won't hurt me. I am particularly keen on giving out some of the classic stuff
featuring Wong Peng soon, Ong Poh Lim or even Liem swie Kinh in 1980 as I
don't think these videos will survive me.
swijaya0101
06-17-2003, 04:56 AM
bbn ... are these video still with you??? are you in Singapore?
can modius and i have them ???
btw modius what do we need to convert a video to a vcd or svcd?
i am thinking of purchasing them ... coz i have lots of videos (non-badminton) to be converted before it's too late
modious
06-17-2003, 05:08 AM
Originally posted by Bbn
Send me a pm Modius and tell me what you are missing. 1/2 tapes given away
won't hurt me. I am particularly keen on giving out some of the classic stuff
featuring Wong Peng soon, Ong Poh Lim or even Liem swie Kinh in 1980 as I
don't think these videos will survive me.
Check your PM Bbn. :)
It will be great to have those tapes, I'll definately convert them and post them online so that ppl can see these legends in action!
modious
06-17-2003, 05:21 AM
Originally posted by swijaya0101
btw modius what do we need to convert a video to a vcd or svcd?
i am thinking of purchasing them ... coz i have lots of videos (non-badminton) to be converted before it's too late
Try www.vcdhelp.com (http://www.vcdhelp.com).
In particular, read THIS (http://www.dvdrhelp.com/forum/userguides/94288.php).
Will tell you later in detail.
Originally posted by swijaya0101
bbn ... are these video still with you??? are you in Singapore?
can modius and i have them ???
btw modius what do we need to convert a video to a vcd or svcd?
i am thinking of purchasing them ... coz i have lots of videos (non-badminton) to be converted before it's too late
I'll send about 6 hrs footage to Modius. You can buy a converter or recorder for
Sing$1000 in Parksons in Msia.(See posting above in this thread).
if you want to revive 1970's Rudy Hartono stuff R Maniaky may be able to convince
BA of England which have several tapes.Also some of the top brass in SBA probably have a lot of classic suff from 80's.
elvinlwj
09-18-2003, 10:39 PM
Hello there.
I have tried going to badmintoncity.com but I cannot access it. Has the site been shut down?
If so where can I download the videos youa ll mentioned like the Tian BY/Li Yongbo or even Cheah/Yap videos?
Elvin
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