Alien Trilogy (PS1) GBS-C* original hardware RF capture livestream pt2

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🛑 This is NOT a "long YouTube video." It's a full, unedited, archived livestream.
📺 The CRT version of this stream will be available once the upload is complete.
🔌 It's fuzzy because is real RF-capture. Played on '70s TV. Plenty of RGB around.

CRT version - Broadcasted live on Twitch at   / crt_rex  
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Game status on this stream:
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Console: Sony PlayStation SCPH-5500 (NTSC-J)
Controller: SCPH-1080 H
Connection: RF/Coaxial
Original resolution: 240p
Upscaled resolution: 1340x1080
Flashcart/ODE: XStation
Scaler: GBS-C

The GBS-C does not accept RF, composite, or S-Video. I used the Sony TU-1041U to convert RF to CVBS, and the ODVII (CVBS & Y/C to YPbPr adapter) to convert CVBS to YPbPr.

This stream archive is not monetized. But once again, Frank Ocean and his channel "Blonded" have claimed copyright on the PS1 boot sequence, as they have done for years, taking advantage of what is clearly a YouTube algorithm error. It is deliberate action, as I get content matches all the time from people playing the same games I do. if you don't act upon it, a copyright claim is NOT sent.

After years of this nonsense every time I play the PS1, I have grown tired of it. So I finally contacted Sony designated copyright agent to report this, and informed Blonded via their email as well, as they always ignore messages alongside copyright claim disputes. Which, mind you, is how I always win the aforementioned disputes, as YouTube will release them after thirty days. My streams archives are never monetized (mostly due to colorful language), but it is the principle.

It is unethical to take advantage of YouTube's clumsy copyright system in order to make money or bully smaller channels while claiming to own something as iconic as the PlayStation boot sequence. Hopefully, either Blonded will do the right thing and stop claiming this, or Sony will intervene and take action.