In Santa Barbara - B Roll Footage

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"In Santa Barbara - B Roll Footage" is a promotional VHS released by Mute Records. It showcases 9 minutes and 16 seconds of footage featuring Depeche Mode in the studio whilst working on their tenth studio album Exciter, as well as scenes of their time spent in and around Santa Barbara, California. The footage, which was likely captured in July, September, and October 2000, was professionally filmed by director and photographer Anton Corbijn.

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You can watch this entire recording below.

Lineage

  • "Depeche Mode - In Santa Barbara / B Roll Footage" Mute promotional VHS tape -> Philips VR 1000 S-VHS PAL VCR (JVC rebrand), built-in line time base corrector enabled -> S-Video -> DataVideo TBC-1000 frame time base corrector -> S-Video -> ATI Radeon 9600XT All-In-Wonder capture card -> VirtualDub (HuffYUV lossless capture, 16-bit 96khz LPCM audio capture) -> AVI container -> overscan cropped from video using VirtualDub 1.10.4 64-bit -> M4V (Handbrake v1.3.0), "Super HQ 576p25" profile (nVidia NVENC, FLAC 16/48)
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Trivia

  • The VHS spine label misspells "Barbara" as "Barbera".
  • This release does not have a catalog number.
  • This video was originally uploaded to Depeche Mode's official website on May 3rd, 2001. This release consisted of two low-quality QuickTime videos, totaling 4:25 in length. The first clip is accompanied by the "Pink Noise Mix" of Dream On.
  • Portions of this footage have also appeared on the Exciter remaster documentary.

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