Source:

Video: NTSC VHS tape (mid/high gen) > JVC S5500AM VCR > S-VHS > CYP 100G Time Base Corrector > Canopus ADVC110 > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (capture) > .avi
Audio: NTSC VHS tape (mid/high gen) > JVC S5500AM VCR > AV cable > Canopus ADVC110 > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (capture) > .avi
DVD: .avi file > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (frame adjustments, trimming, sync adjustments) > Adobe Dynamic Link > Adobe Encore CS6 (authoring) > DVD folder (4.34gb)

Video Specs:

 Video:
     TV system: NTSC
     Bitrate (average): 6001 kb/s VBR
 Audio:
     Audio Coding mode: LPCM
     Sampling Rate: 48kHz
     Bitrate: 1536 kb/s

Duration: 13min 29sec

Notes:

I had two different tapes which both had this show on it, one in better quality than the other. The footage on this DVD is predominantly from that tape, but I have gone through and inserted frames from the second source to cover bad frames on the first.
Some bad spots are still present, as the points were bad on both tapes. There are a couple of segments where the tape is completely rolling, but I think this must have been present on the master as they coincide with the filmer being crashed into by Seth.

SECONDARY SOURCE.

PRIMARY SOURCE.

SECONDARY SOURCE.
Replacement frame.

PRIMARY SOURCE.
Example of bad VHS spot.

Source:

Version 1:
Video: AC/Psycho VHS > (?) > NTSC VHS tape (mid/high gen) > JVC S5500AM VCR > S-VHS > CYP 100G Time Base Corrector > Canopus ADVC110 > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (capture) > .avi
Audio: AC/Psycho VHS > (?) > NTSC VHS tape (mid/high gen) > JVC S5500AM VCR > AV cable > Canopus ADVC110 > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (capture) > .avi
DVD: .avi file > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (frame adjustments, trimming, sync adjustments) > Adobe Dynamic Link > Adobe Encore CS6 (authoring) > DVD folder (4.34gb)

Version 2:
AC/Psycho VHS > (?) > DVD-R > Handbrake > .mp4
DVD: .mp4 file > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (trimming) > Adobe Dynamic Link > Adobe Encore CS6 (authoring) > DVD folder (4.34gb)

VIDEO SPECS (SAME FOR BOTH VERSIONS):

 Video:
     TV system: NTSC
     Bitrate (average): 6001 kb/s VBR
 Audio:
     Audio Coding mode: LPCM
     Sampling Rate: 48kHz
     Bitrate: 1536 kb/s

Version 1 Duration: 8min 50sec
Version 2 Duration: 9min 19sec

Notes:

Exact date of this show is unknown. It comes from the AxCx/Psycho split live video (via several VHS dubs). Quality is pretty bad. I have also included a second version of this show which is better quality, but is sourced from an mp4 file, made from a DVD-R that was sold on eBay. I've also included the AC/Psycho group 'interview' that was also on the disc.

MP4 SOURCE.

VHS SOURCE.

Source:

Video: NTSC VHS tape (low gen) > JVC S5500AM VCR > S-VHS > CYP 100G Time Base Corrector > Canopus ADVC110 > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (capture) > .avi
Audio: NTSC VHS tape (low gen) > JVC S5500AM VCR > AV cable > Canopus ADVC110 > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (capture) > .avi
DVD: .avi file > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (frame adjustments, trimming, sync adjustments) > Adobe Dynamic Link > Adobe Encore CS6 (authoring) > DVD folder (4.34gb)

Video Specs:

 Video:
     TV system: NTSC
     Bitrate (average): 6000 kb/s VBR
 Audio:
     Audio Coding mode: LPCM
     Sampling Rate: 48kHz
     Bitrate: 1536 kb/s

Duration: 23min 18sec

Notes:

This show was labelled on the VHS as May 13 1994, but there's a datestamp at the start of the video stating May 14. It's possible this is due to the band starting after midnight. Because this is so close to the master (probably 2nd gen) I think the odds of the date getting incorrectly recorded are low, so I'm happy to leave it at the 13th.

Source:

Video: NTSC VHS tape (mid gen) > JVC S5500AM VCR > S-VHS > CYP 100G Time Base Corrector > Canopus ADVC110 > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (capture) > .avi
Audio: NTSC VHS tape (mid gen) > JVC S5500AM VCR > AV cable > Canopus ADVC110 > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (capture) > .avi
DVD: .avi file > Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (frame adjustments, trimming, sync adjustments) > Adobe Dynamic Link > Adobe Encore CS6 (authoring) > DVD folder (4.34gb)

Video Specs:

 Video:
     TV system: NTSC
     Bitrate (average): 6001 kb/s VBR
 Audio:
     Audio Coding mode: LPCM
     Sampling Rate: 48kHz
     Bitrate: 1536 kb/s

Duration: 12min 42sec

Notes:

Has vertical distortions from a bad VHS somewhere along the way.