Fishing North Australia is a weekly television series appearing on Darwin's Channel 8 in the Northern Territory. Filmed mainly across the Top End, in the northern capital it is recognised for its incredible fishing action, its interest and tuition and its high production quality. Presenter Alex Julius has lived much of his life in the Top End and is widely recognised as the county's leading authority on tropical North Australian fishing. Alex is the Managing Editor of NAFA (National Australian Fishing Annual) and a regular contributor to national fishing magazines for 25 years. The Fishing North Australia video series features the very best of the exciting action filmed for television, together with great information to help anglers make the most of fishing North Australia. Visit the Daly, Mary & Alligator Rivers... Shady Camp... Corroboree... Darwin Estuaries. "The biggest barra ever filmed!" "Alex takes you though all facets of barra fishing... you'll be rivetted!" "... unbelievable barramundi fishing action!" Fishing North Australia is co-produced by: - Dundee Beach Pty Ltd - Territory Television Pty Ltd - Ozasia - Alex Julius Fishing Media Pty Ltd This recording is intended for historical preservation. Copyright is held by their respective owners. Analogue to digital conversion is a time consuming process as it must be done in real time monitoring the video tracking and audio levels with a mixing console. For more technical details see https://www.didz.me/vhs ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHIK0B62hIs

Originally recorded from Digital TV ABC1 in Adelaide, South Australia on 3 May 2009. This recording is intended for historical preservation. Copyright is held by their respective owners. - Source: VHS tape Format: PAL Audio: Mono - Playback Device: Sharp VC-H710 6 head Hi-Fi VHS player with S.Picture enabled. Recording Device: Leadtek DTV1000S PCI card and Realtek ALC887. Audio levels are balanced with a Behringer XENYX 502 mixer during conversion. Recording Software: WinFast PVR2 2.0.3.60 - 64 bit on Windows 7. Original Recording Settings: H.264, High Profile, CABAC, 768 x 576, 6000 Kbps bitrate, 48.000 kHz, Stereo 256 kb/s with analogue video input sharpness at maximum. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIVOZTI0aME