Advil commercial (1995)

A commercial for Advil pain medicine from 1995, where it is compared favorably against Aleve.

The tape contains several different recordings from 1995, notably October 3rd, showing coverage of the O.J. Simpson murder trial verdict across a few different channels.

The programs that play go in order:
Murphy Brown Season 8 Ep. 1 "Altered States" on KDKA-TV
CBS News Special Report "The O.J. Simpson Case" on the date of the verdict (cuts off around the 2:55:40 mark)
On-call reactions to the O.J. Simpson verdict on WTAE News
ABC News Nightline with Forrest Sawyer about the O.J. Simpson verdict, aired on WTAE (cuts off around 3:22:36 mark)
Day & Date (October 26th, 1995) on KDKA-TV
KDKA Eyewitness News Live At 5 (cuts off after about a minute or two)
The Simpson Verdict: Where from here? on WTAE (cuts off around 4:40:02 mark)
The Late Late Show with Tom Snyder (May 24th, 1995 interview with David Letterman, recording starts around 20 minutes into the program, cut off around 4:52:30 mark)
Scarlett on KDKA-TV (cut off around the 5:11:42 mark)
Eye to Eye with Connie Chung (November 24th, 1994) on KDKA-TV

Upscaled to 4K for YouTube using Lanczos4Resize and deinterlaced with QTGMC, all within StaxRip.
I do not claim to be well versed in the artform of analog media encoding, and hope to make the raw FM RF samples available at some point. Unfortunately I have learned the hard way that attempting to upload these to IA has resulted in failure more often than not, so I will be looking to upload them elsewhere.

Capture hardware used: 2x VTImage capture cards (CXADC) sampling at 40MSPS, overclocked via github.com/namazso/cxadc-clockgen-mod
VCR & Tap setup used: Sony SLV-677HF, PB RF pin 2 on CN261 for video FM RF, CN341 pin 3 for VHS Hi-Fi FM RF
TV System & Tape Format: NTSC, VHS EP
Commands used to decode the FFV1 archive provided:
vhs-decode --debug --ntsc --threads 2 --tape_format VHS --recheck_phase --ire0_adjust

Version of decode used at the time: 1dff18e

Runtime: 06:09:01:000

Audio: Yes, mono ("linear" baseband)

Please visit the vhs-decode GitHub page if you wish to obtain newer versions of the decoders, other tools and more information past what is presented here.

github.com/oyvindln/vhs-decode/wiki/