is an overnight, Australian, music video show that's been running since 1987. No annoying hosts, just interesting selections of videos. Always had a low-budget DIY feel. You could make a video, put it on a Betamax tape, and get it played some time Friday night.

The best part is the guest programmers; a band or artist of whatever comes in and play whatever videos they want for a few hours on Saturday nights. Then they schedule a bunch of their videos after. Used to love taping them as a teen, hoping the three-hour limit would catch everything good.

Great to watch after a night out. Would play a game where you say if none of the next three videos are any good you'd go to bed.

• Seeing the video for Loverman with the vague Memory that Nick Cave was Australian, and being surprised about it and how wild it was.
• A live version of a Bee Gees song that was sung so badly by Barry it had an amazing sweaty punk atmosphere. In my memory it was at a festival with a big screen behind, but I've found a 1976 TV special with the same white outfits I remember and sweaty, straining falsetto that is probably it. Might be conflating it with the 1988 Nelson Mandela concert. Might be this '99 one too—
• Seeing, and instantly falling in love with, Like an Eagle by Dennis Parker in 2012(?)

• Plus all those ant-memories: videos I saw once, was fascinated by, and never saw again.

Always wanted to be a guest programmer on Rage when I was a teen, wanted to look through that big book of music videos.

Easiest way to grab videos is to use Yt-dlp to download things from Youtube.

I created a subtitle file (.ass) that mimics the artist/titles credits Rage puts on videos:

music-video-credit.ass

; Edit 'PlayResX', '[ARTIST]', '[Title]'
 
[Script Info]
Title: Default Aegisub file
ScriptType: v4.00
WrapStyle: 0
ScaledBorderAndShadow: yes
YCbCr Matrix: TV.601
; 1:1
PlayResX: 1080
; 4:3
PlayResX: 1440
; 3:2
PlayResX: 1620
; 5:3
PlayResX: 1800
; 16:9
PlayResX: 1920
PlayResY: 1080
 
[V4 Styles]
Format: Name, Fontname, Fontsize, PrimaryColour, SecondaryColour, Bold, Shadow, Alignment, MarginL, MarginR, MarginV, Encoding
Style: Rage-artist,Eurostile,100,16777215,255,-1,5,1,70,10,10,1
Style: Rage-title,Eurostile,80,16777215,255,-1,5,1,70,10,70,1
 
[Events]
Format: Marked, Start, End, Style, Text
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:15.00,0:00:25.00,Rage-artist,{\pos(70,934)}[ARTIST]
Dialogue: Marked=0,0:00:15.00,0:00:25.00,Rage-title,[Title]

It's not perfect, but close enough for me. Wish I could get the line spacing closer :(
I was trying to avoid that dopey .ass file extension, but I needed to use it to mess with the font dimensions a bit.

You could make a big playlist in VLC, I guess. But I've been slowly setting up Kodi (which I already use for watching movies) as a music video jukebox kinda thing. This way you can add tags and genres and things.

See: kodi#music_video

I haven't tried this (yet), just noting some useful software / methods.

Basic process is:

1. Have a source of videos. Could be fixed, could change over time.
2. Use something to send the output somewhere. Could be capturing the screen, could be sending a stream of files.
3. Have somewhere to send it. Either host yourself, or use something like Twitch, Peertube, or OwnCast.

• Make a playlist in something like VLC, use OBS to capture, send to

• Deni Gordon does the Rage scream: Meet the woman who did the iconic Rage intro scream. She was also in Heartbreak High!
• The font use for the logo is maybe an edit of 'American Typewriter'?: Anyone know this font? It is from Rage on ABC in Australia.. Info I got from the ABC is just that it's a custom font.
• I also asked about the font used for the captions, and was told that it's Eurostile. I've ended up using Eurostile round, bolded it, and narrowed it a little. The rounded versions adds a little softness that fits better with my analogue-tinged memories. Regular Eurostile seems to be used in the credits though, without any condensing.

• www.abc.net.au/rage/
• Rage on Wikipedia.
  • List of Rage guest programmers
• Rage on Youtube.
• Real Wild Child: An Insider’s Tales From The Rage Couch - Book by ex-producer Narelle Gee.
• The Real Thing #11: Rage 'til you puke - Archive of radio programme covering Rage history.
• Rage: The Songs Most Chosen By Rage Guest Programmers - Compilation CD.