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Good to know on the video. The public radio station engineer I worked at in the late 80s was considering switching over to VHS HiFi from reel to reel for their recording of delayed broadcasts off the PBS sat feed. He mentioned that he was looking at some sort of outbound digital converter upstream of a standard VHS HiFi deck, I suppose the pseudo forerunner of the D-VHS medium sans the video?
Can't offer much more than that, I moved over to the student radio station after that semester and back to Ampex 15ips RTR. I played a little bit with recording on our home VHS HiFi in the early 90s, but the wife didn't appreciate the patch cables criss-crossing from the TV cabinet to the stereo and back again.
I've just dropped so far away from recording anything analog since the advent of computer CD burners. I have a Yamaha CDR-1000S in my rack that I've haven't made one CD on since I bought a computer CD burner in '03. CDR-Audio blanks will probably go way before I know it.
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