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Five Fun Forgotten Facts about 1980s Cable TV

Remember converter boxes (legal and otherwise)? Memorizing and tuning channels by number only? Cable-Ready TVs and VCRs? Services offered by a cable guy "gone rogue"? In this video, we get those nostalgic juices flowing by recalling 5 things from early-to-mid 1980s CATV that are no longer part of our media entertainment today... 0:00 Introduction 0:10 (1) Channel Number Memory Exercises 1:30 (2) The Ubiquitous Cable Converter Box 2:50 (3) Cheating the System 6:05 (4) Low Tech, Text-Only Channels 6:30 (5) CATV Competition with the VCR Boom 7:10 Request Pay-Per-View Intro Clip and Conclusion I left cable TV in the 1990s when I acquired a DirecTV system, and then left that in 2010 for a Home Theater PC setup. Now, it seems we've almost come full circle in that we buy cable-like packages from multiple online streaming subscription services. Thanks for watching! Remember any other quirks or stories from using those early 1980s cable systems? If so, feel free to leave them in the comments! Clip art from openclipart.org. Video Clips from mostly YouTube and C-SPAN Magazine images from archive.org, radioshackcatalogs.com, americanradiohistory.com, and Google books search. #Nostalgia #1980s #VintageTech