(last updated 12/26/23: ousted suffixes)
My collection uses "simple keys": short, sweet, to-the-point, and self-explanatory (although this is just a "for-the-record"-type thing just in case you don't know). I use MM/DD/YY designations when referring to tapedates, repeat dates, or in shorthand; my listings have the dates spelled out.
Tapes and Discs (where an episode is placed)
#.X: Refers to the tape number (#) and placement on the tape (X); e.g., Tape 16.2 is the 1/30/06 episode of The Price Is Right.
D-#.X: See above, plus a "D-" to denote DVDs; e.g., Disc 16.2 (or D-16.2) is the 10/5/98 episode of The Price Is Right.
What's "The Dreaded White Line at The Bottom of The Screen"?: A large white skew for some duration of the show that screws up the video and usually cuts out all audio.
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