Chiefs DVD on Super Bowl

[Coltman]

Why is there no DVD on the 2023 season and Super Bowl? I have last years but have seen nothing about the Super Bowl Champions LVII. Does anyone know how to order one?

[Jewish Rabbi]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

Anyone know where I can get audio of the super bowl on CD?

Call me an audio again and we’re throwing hands

[ChiefsFan88]

Originally Posted by FlaChief58

I don't think they're doing them anymore.

Yeah unfortunately, my guess is that it costs too much money to produce so they stopped making them

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by ChiefsFan88

Yeah unfortunately, my guess is that it costs too much money to produce so they stopped making them

[HemiEd]

Originally Posted by scho63

Ironically Beta was much better but VHS producers conspired against Sony and put them away.

I of course had beta max......

There is a lot more to it than that. I was actually in that business at the time, selling wholesale/retail and servicing them.

Betamax was only one hour and sold only by Sony. Later they slowed the tape speed down to get to 2 hour but it hurt the picture quality and they had already lost the battle as other consumer brands had already adopted the VHS format.

VHS was 2 hour before going to 4 hour developed by Matsushita/Panasonic and sold through Panasonic, Quasar, Magnavox, Zenith, RCA etc.

Sony finally had to come over to the VHS format after losing the battle.

Little known fact, VHS was not Matsushita/Panasonics first attempt at unseating Betamax.

They came out with the short lived "great time machine" that was 2 hour but the tape was huge and picture quality sucked compared to Betamax. I had to go to school on servicing these monsters. Also, Matsushita/Panasonic had purchased the consumer electronics division from Motorola for 350 million and called it Quasar, the name that Motorola had used on their works in the drawer solid state TVs.

[rocknrolla]

Originally Posted by scho63

Ironically Beta was much better but VHS producers conspired against Sony and put them away.

I of course had beta max......

Scho, Im disappointed. Porn chose VHS, thats why they won.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by Jewish Rabbi

Same question but I’m looking for the VHS!!!

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by HemiEd

There is a lot more to it than that. I was actually in that business at the time, selling wholesale/retail and servicing them.

Betamax was only one hour and sold only by Sony. Later they slowed the tape speed down to get to 2 hour but it hurt the picture quality and they had already lost the battle as other consumer brands had already adopted the VHS format.

VHS was 2 hour before going to 4 hour developed by Matsushita/Panasonic and sold through Panasonic, Quasar, Magnavox, Zenith, RCA etc.

Sony finally had to come over to the VHS format after losing the battle.

Little known fact, VHS was not Matsushita/Panasonics first attempt at unseating Betamax.

They came out with the short lived "great time machine" that was 2 hour but the tape was huge and picture quality sucked compared to Betamax. I had to go to school on servicing these monsters. Also, Matsushita/Panasonic had purchased the consumer electronics division from Motorola for 350 million and called it Quasar, the name that Motorola had used on their works in the drawer solid state TVs.

Interesting. I've never seen one of those. That tape is huge.

[wazu]

Kind of interesting that they made one for 57, but apparently won't for 58. Clay must've put them out of business.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by wazu

Kind of interesting that they made one for 57, but apparently won't for 58. Clay must've put them out of business.

I put 10 dead people in my video. It's over for them.

[HemiEd]

Originally Posted by Lzen

Interesting. I've never seen one of those. That tape is huge.

I owned one for a while, they were $1095 retail. They were first with the 2 hour capability.

At that time, it was all about how long you could record and that is the reason the Betamax lost, regardless of what other say. I was on the front line of that battle. People were willing to sacrifice a little quality for the ability to put an entire movie on one tape.

Even when Sony slowed their tape down to 2 hour, it was too late as they didn't have the dealers or distribution. Vhs slowed theirs down to even a 6 hour capability.