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This is Part 1 of an introduction to Commodore 64 Basic, written and presented by David Redclift, and produced by the Holiday Brothers Ltd in 1984. This video serves as an excellent resource for those just starting out with Commodore 64 Basic. It provides a comprehensive introduction, making it an ideal guide for beginners. Note on Part 2 I initially planned to enhance and release Part 2 to complete this tutorial series. Unfortunately, the quality of the currently available source material on YouTube, particularly the audio, is so poor that it's been challenging to bring it up to an acceptable standard. As a result, I've decided not to release it at this time. If any viewers possess the original VHS or a higher-quality digitized version, I would greatly appreciate your assistance. Please do not hesitate to reach out, and together we can bring Part 2 to life in the best possible way. Chapters 0:19 Introduction 1:04 What Appears When Turning On Your Machine 2:03 What a BASIC Program Looks Like 4:20 Running the BASIC Program 5:51 Summary: Steps to Writing a BASIC Program 6:35 The Commodore 64 Keyboard 8:30 Typing and Editing a BASIC Program 18:37 Writing and Editing a BASIC Program 19:30 INPUT, PRINT, Variables, and Assignments 20:49 Instructions vs. Data 21:21 Variables 22:05 INPUT 23:23 Assigning a Calculation to a New Variable 24:50 PRINT 27:27 Copying the Audio in This Video to an Audio Cassette 28:32 Data audio: Basic Program 1 29:24 Adding Colour and Formatting 30:42 Changing the Colours 39:12 Changing the Layout 41:37 Data audio: Basic Program 2 42:40 Adding More Logic to a BASIC Program 45:50 LIST 10-30 46:34 DIM 49:42 LIST 40-70 50:08 FOR...NEXT 53:12 LIST 90-130 54:58 LIST 135-170 56:09 LIST 200-210 57:57 Recap 58:29 Credits / Data audio: Basic Program 3 Credits "Commodore 64 - Level 1" Master Class Video Cassettes Written & Presented by: David Redclift Produced by: HOLIDAY BROTHERS (Audio & Video) Ltd Address: 172 Finney Lane, Heald Green Cheadle, Cheshire, UK In association with: Harrison Partnership Copyright: 1984 Enhancements Initially, the material was distributed across two VHS tapes; this video represents the content of the first tape. I have downloaded a digital copy and enhanced both the audio and video using Izotope RX 10 Advanced, Reaper 6.80, Topaz Video AI, and Davinci Resolve 18. Color correction The color corrections were executed in Davinci Resolve 18. The original video (   • Commodore 64 - Introduction to Progra...  ) had an orange tint and yellow highlights. Picture quality enhancements with AI To reduce the halo and compression artifacts, Topaz Video AI was utilized with the following settings: - Enhancement: Artemis - input set to "Low Quality" - No upscaling - No frame interpolation Audio Enhancements - Izotope RX 10 Advanced was used to eliminate noise and hum. - Reaper 6.80 was deployed for additional cleanup, making the voice sound more intelligible. - The basic program audio elements were left untouched, but the level was lowered by 10db to smooth the transitions between the dialogue. Tags #Commodore64, #C64Basic, #Programming, #RetroComputing, #VintageComputing, #ComputerHistory, #DavidRedclift, #VideoEnhancement, #AudioEnhancement, #IzotopeRX, #Reaper, #TopazVideoAI, #DavinciResolve, #ComputerProgramming, #1980sTech