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Early video tape machine developed by the BBC starting in 1952. VERA - an acronym for Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus - used half inch magnetic tape on 20½ inch reels, with a tape speed of 200 inches a second. This allowed a maximum of fifteen minutes recording time.
http://www.vtoldboys.com/vera.htm
This first installment is an overview of this RCA TR-70C. Since I recorded this video, I have learned that this machine originally came from the "Instructional Resources Center" at the University of Georgia in Athens, and was not part of the studio facility at WGTV. I couldn't find out an actual date when this machine was retired and moved into storage, but apparently it was a few years after the WGTV ones were stored in 1983. There it remained until April 7, 2009 when I purchased it along with the three others that had been used at WGTV.
For more info on me and what I do, please check out my website: www.AnalogRetentive.com
- published: 13 Jun 2009
- views: 22661
What Labguy did on his spring break series, first video. John Turner demonstrates the 1969 RCA TR-60 quadruplex broadcast video tape recorder that he has restored to operation.
- published: 08 May 2011
- views: 38698
From 1965. Made in Palo Alto California by several fine fellows who are now my close friends. This is a one inch helical scan VTR utilizing two heads. When in tip top condition, this machine can be put "on the air" without a TBC. It was that stable! They don't make them like this any more. MVR Corp. was formed after the famous legal battle between Ampex and Machtronics. Machtronics was founded by Kurt Machein, a brilliant engineer. Unfortunately, he was not allowed to produce a video recorder after the suit by Ampex. It was a two way suit, and Machein did walk away with cash. For those in the know, looking closely at this machine, the resemblance to the Ampex VR-1500 and VR-660 is remarkable. I have been told that entire sections of circuitry were copied directly from the Ampex products.
This video was never intended for posting. But, on second thought, it was the only video of the MVR-65. So, what the heck! Enjoy the raw footage. Learn how loud these darned machines were back in the day.
- published: 29 Mar 2013
- views: 1756
In this rare 1966 demonstration film, John W. Wentworth of RCA explains the features and properties of RCA's newest videotape recorder, the TR-4. Ampex introduced the first broadcast VTR in 1956 and revolutionized the TV industry, by replacing filmed kinescoped recordings of TV shows with 2 inch videotapes. Two decades later, 2 inch recorders were phased out as the industry turned to higher quality and more cost effective 1 inch recorders.
- published: 12 Jan 2015
- views: 726
AES Oral History - Fred Pfost of Ampex tells the story of demonstrating the first professional video tape recorder - for more go to: http://www.aes.org
- published: 03 Jan 2012
- views: 1473
Comments disabled becuase of idiots who think I have no idea what I'm doing, trust me, my method, strange as it may seem DOES work. But you do have to take the top off your VCR to do this. Please note that this does not cover cleaning the audio/sync/erase heads, just the video heads on the head drum.
- published: 14 Jun 2008
- views: 49191
Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape RecorderThe era of audio and videotapes is long past as well as the equipment used for their playback. Some people have been collecting numerous reels and tapes over many years. But eventually they all ended up in attics or basements where they shriveled and demagnetized. And in the end they became worthless. But many people were still saving them as they have put a lot of money into them. However, people were changing along with their age. The technology was advancing, new equipment was invented. The shelves were finally relieved of bulky accumulated stuff as people moved on to a compact digital format. Laziness came to humans faster than a modernized and reorganized period of modern radio electronics. Now we sit at the computer or near a stereo system for hours. We fall asleep right there and we do not make any effort to stand up so as to change a reel or a tape. One mouse click or a push of a remote control button will suffice for a large-volume storage device to execute any of your commands.However, some music lovers and amateurs of magnetic tape carriers still have old reel recorders. Some also have videotape recorders which are actually not that old. We got used to them as we exchanged tapes with our friends, recorded movies from TV. We also had to fix them quite often as they were often subject to an excessive wear. We would fix them and then break again, protect against omnipresent frolic children, hide them and then take out again, wipe off the dust and turn them on.But still! What does the videotape recorder look like on the inside? And why do they break? Here we have PANASONIC-SD 450 model. Let's open the lid, take out the videotape drive, and see what it looks like on the inside...Here is the electrical part. As a rule, everything was OK here but for the power supply unit... Voltage irregularities in the network would spoil the supply unit. First of all, this concerned its primary circuit. But the repair works were simple and inexpensive...Here is the videotape drive. It caused most of the problems. However, with the same fault. Japanese experts have done quite a job here. There is a solid metal frame with numerous well-made components.Here is the head assembly on which the tape rubbed continuously, sometimes in a crumpled state. Here is the CAPSTAN, also called master flywheel. Along with a pinch roller it set the tape in motion... Here are gears and friction mechanism - this is all clear... A program plank. This one caused all the troubles. It would break into several pieces... A programmer, or a mode selector switch, controlled all actions of the mechanism. Dirt accumulated on its operating pad and caused program faults... This is the input engine. It set in motion all levers, the program plank, and even loaded the tape... Here was the main troublemaker on its axis which caused breakage of the whole mechanism - this is the so-called bush...It would be replaced first, and then the rest of the components...The mechanism was complex and expensive. Now everything is simpler and cheaper. All components are disposable now. If it breaks you just throw it away. And of course, it is nice when the device is reliable and durable, and has an outstanding design and quality!
- published: 30 Nov 2010
- views: 499
Here is the first look at my latest Akai VT-150 color video tape recorder that uses quarter inch video tape and mating two tube color camera. Recently obtained from a nice fellow in Canada. I give a quick and dirty run through of the features and operation of the portable color recording system. It is in rough condition. But, not as rough as the first two complete outfits that I purchased which do not operate at all. The first one cost me $1,600 on Ebay many years ago. Since then, I paid $750 a piece for the second one and for this one. I finally have one of these that actually runs well enough to begin full operational restoration. Apparently, the color camera is also operational as demonstrated to me by the seller. I hope to take this system to the Early Television Foundation convention in Columbus, Ohio next year and show it off there.
- published: 29 Aug 2011
- views: 9007
This video documents the initial application of AC power to the second in a group of four TR-70s from the University of Georgia in Athens. This machine was one of three TR-70s used on the air at WGTV.
This machine has been in storage since 1983 when WGTV moved their studios from Athens to Atlanta.
If you'd like more info on me and what I do, please check out my website: www.AnalogRetentive.com
- published: 16 Jun 2009
- views: 10365
A video tape recorder (VTR) is a tape recorder designed to record video material, usually on a magnetic tape. VTRs originated as individual tape reels, serving as a replacement for motion picture film stock and making recording for television applications cheaper and quicker. An improved form included the tape within a videocassette, which was used with video cassette recorders (VCR). VCRs soon found their way onto the consumer market; however, there have been a wide variety of VTR technologies, many produced primarily for the professional.
The history of the videocassette recorder follows the history of videotape recording in general. In 1952 the Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus high speed multi-track machine was built and trialed by the BBC. This machine used a thin steel tape on a 21-inch (53.5 cm) reel traveling at over 200 inches (510 cm) per second. Despite 10 years of research and improvements, the machine became obsolete when Ampex introduced the Ampex VRX-1000. This model became the world's first commercially successful videotape recorder in 1956. It used the 2" Quadruplex format, using two-inch (5.1 cm) tape. Because of its US$50,000 price, the Ampex VRX-1000 could be afforded only by the television networks and the largest individual stations.
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5:28VERA - Early Video Tape Recorder - Peter Axon interview 1958
VERA - Early Video Tape Recorder - Peter Axon interview 1958VERA - Early Video Tape Recorder - Peter Axon interview 1958
Early video tape machine developed by the BBC starting in 1952. VERA - an acronym for Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus - used half inch magnetic tape on 20½ inch reels, with a tape speed of 200 inches a second. This allowed a maximum of fifteen minutes recording time. http://www.vtoldboys.com/vera.htm -
9:56RCA TR-70C 2 inch quadruplex video tape recorder (Pt.1)
RCA TR-70C 2 inch quadruplex video tape recorder (Pt.1)RCA TR-70C 2 inch quadruplex video tape recorder (Pt.1)
This first installment is an overview of this RCA TR-70C. Since I recorded this video, I have learned that this machine originally came from the "Instructional Resources Center" at the University of Georgia in Athens, and was not part of the studio facility at WGTV. I couldn't find out an actual date when this machine was retired and moved into storage, but apparently it was a few years after the WGTV ones were stored in 1983. There it remained until April 7, 2009 when I purchased it along with the three others that had been used at WGTV. For more info on me and what I do, please check out my website: www.AnalogRetentive.com -
8:011969 RCA TR-60 Broadcast Video Tape Recorder Demo
1969 RCA TR-60 Broadcast Video Tape Recorder Demo1969 RCA TR-60 Broadcast Video Tape Recorder Demo
What Labguy did on his spring break series, first video. John Turner demonstrates the 1969 RCA TR-60 quadruplex broadcast video tape recorder that he has restored to operation. -
2:11Let's check out an MVR-65 Video Tape Recorder
Let's check out an MVR-65 Video Tape RecorderLet's check out an MVR-65 Video Tape Recorder
From 1965. Made in Palo Alto California by several fine fellows who are now my close friends. This is a one inch helical scan VTR utilizing two heads. When in tip top condition, this machine can be put "on the air" without a TBC. It was that stable! They don't make them like this any more. MVR Corp. was formed after the famous legal battle between Ampex and Machtronics. Machtronics was founded by Kurt Machein, a brilliant engineer. Unfortunately, he was not allowed to produce a video recorder after the suit by Ampex. It was a two way suit, and Machein did walk away with cash. For those in the know, looking closely at this machine, the resemblance to the Ampex VR-1500 and VR-660 is remarkable. I have been told that entire sections of circuitry were copied directly from the Ampex products. This video was never intended for posting. But, on second thought, it was the only video of the MVR-65. So, what the heck! Enjoy the raw footage. Learn how loud these darned machines were back in the day. -
27:441966 RCA TR-4 2 inch Videotape Recorder Demonstration
1966 RCA TR-4 2 inch Videotape Recorder Demonstration1966 RCA TR-4 2 inch Videotape Recorder Demonstration
In this rare 1966 demonstration film, John W. Wentworth of RCA explains the features and properties of RCA's newest videotape recorder, the TR-4. Ampex introduced the first broadcast VTR in 1956 and revolutionized the TV industry, by replacing filmed kinescoped recordings of TV shows with 2 inch videotapes. Two decades later, 2 inch recorders were phased out as the industry turned to higher quality and more cost effective 1 inch recorders. -
9:02IVC 601 Video Tape Recorder 1"
IVC 601 Video Tape Recorder 1" -
3:05IVC 601 Video tape recorder 1969
IVC 601 Video tape recorder 1969 -
2:32Fred Pfost "First Public Video Tape Recorder Demonstrations" (Web 84)
Fred Pfost "First Public Video Tape Recorder Demonstrations" (Web 84)Fred Pfost "First Public Video Tape Recorder Demonstrations" (Web 84)
AES Oral History - Fred Pfost of Ampex tells the story of demonstrating the first professional video tape recorder - for more go to: http://www.aes.org -
8:00How to clean Video Tape Recorder Heads
How to clean Video Tape Recorder HeadsHow to clean Video Tape Recorder Heads
Comments disabled becuase of idiots who think I have no idea what I'm doing, trust me, my method, strange as it may seem DOES work. But you do have to take the top off your VCR to do this. Please note that this does not cover cleaning the audio/sync/erase heads, just the video heads on the head drum. -
4:49Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape Recorder
Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape RecorderEra of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape Recorder
Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape RecorderThe era of audio and videotapes is long past as well as the equipment used for their playback. Some people have been collecting numerous reels and tapes over many years. But eventually they all ended up in attics or basements where they shriveled and demagnetized. And in the end they became worthless. But many people were still saving them as they have put a lot of money into them. However, people were changing along with their age. The technology was advancing, new equipment was invented. The shelves were finally relieved of bulky accumulated stuff as people moved on to a compact digital format. Laziness came to humans faster than a modernized and reorganized period of modern radio electronics. Now we sit at the computer or near a stereo system for hours. We fall asleep right there and we do not make any effort to stand up so as to change a reel or a tape. One mouse click or a push of a remote control button will suffice for a large-volume storage device to execute any of your commands.However, some music lovers and amateurs of magnetic tape carriers still have old reel recorders. Some also have videotape recorders which are actually not that old. We got used to them as we exchanged tapes with our friends, recorded movies from TV. We also had to fix them quite often as they were often subject to an excessive wear. We would fix them and then break again, protect against omnipresent frolic children, hide them and then take out again, wipe off the dust and turn them on.But still! What does the videotape recorder look like on the inside? And why do they break? Here we have PANASONIC-SD 450 model. Let's open the lid, take out the videotape drive, and see what it looks like on the inside...Here is the electrical part. As a rule, everything was OK here but for the power supply unit... Voltage irregularities in the network would spoil the supply unit. First of all, this concerned its primary circuit. But the repair works were simple and inexpensive...Here is the videotape drive. It caused most of the problems. However, with the same fault. Japanese experts have done quite a job here. There is a solid metal frame with numerous well-made components.Here is the head assembly on which the tape rubbed continuously, sometimes in a crumpled state. Here is the CAPSTAN, also called master flywheel. Along with a pinch roller it set the tape in motion... Here are gears and friction mechanism - this is all clear... A program plank. This one caused all the troubles. It would break into several pieces... A programmer, or a mode selector switch, controlled all actions of the mechanism. Dirt accumulated on its operating pad and caused program faults... This is the input engine. It set in motion all levers, the program plank, and even loaded the tape... Here was the main troublemaker on its axis which caused breakage of the whole mechanism - this is the so-called bush...It would be replaced first, and then the rest of the components...The mechanism was complex and expensive. Now everything is simpler and cheaper. All components are disposable now. If it breaks you just throw it away. And of course, it is nice when the device is reliable and durable, and has an outstanding design and quality! -
8:31Akai VT-150 Color Video Tape Recorder, Part 1
Akai VT-150 Color Video Tape Recorder, Part 1Akai VT-150 Color Video Tape Recorder, Part 1
Here is the first look at my latest Akai VT-150 color video tape recorder that uses quarter inch video tape and mating two tube color camera. Recently obtained from a nice fellow in Canada. I give a quick and dirty run through of the features and operation of the portable color recording system. It is in rough condition. But, not as rough as the first two complete outfits that I purchased which do not operate at all. The first one cost me $1,600 on Ebay many years ago. Since then, I paid $750 a piece for the second one and for this one. I finally have one of these that actually runs well enough to begin full operational restoration. Apparently, the color camera is also operational as demonstrated to me by the seller. I hope to take this system to the Early Television Foundation convention in Columbus, Ohio next year and show it off there. -
8:40the second TR-70 quadruplex video tape recorder gets a "wake up" call
the second TR-70 quadruplex video tape recorder gets a "wake up" callthe second TR-70 quadruplex video tape recorder gets a "wake up" call
This video documents the initial application of AC power to the second in a group of four TR-70s from the University of Georgia in Athens. This machine was one of three TR-70s used on the air at WGTV. This machine has been in storage since 1983 when WGTV moved their studios from Athens to Atlanta. If you'd like more info on me and what I do, please check out my website: www.AnalogRetentive.com -
31:42Oldest color videotape recording..WRC-TV dedication May 22, 1958
Oldest color videotape recording..WRC-TV dedication May 22, 1958Oldest color videotape recording..WRC-TV dedication May 22, 1958
This is the oldest surviving color videotape recording in existence. President Dwight D. Eisenhower in color for the first time as he dedicates NBC's WRC-TV color television studios in Washington D.C. on May 22, 1958. Bonus videos: NBC peacocks and ABC and CBS color presentation logos from the 1950's-60s. Also on my YouTube channel: "The Edsel Show" starring Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, the oldest surviving videotape recording from October 13, 1957 (black and white). And "An Evening with Fred Astaire," the second oldest color videotape recording in existence from October 17, 1958. -
5:55Akai vt-110 vintage video tape recorder videoregistratore storia televisione
Akai vt-110 vintage video tape recorder videoregistratore storia televisioneAkai vt-110 vintage video tape recorder videoregistratore storia televisione
Antico e primo registratore portatile con telecamera bianco nero a bobina del 1971 durata nastro 25 minuti batteria simile.
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VERA - Early Video Tape Recorder - Peter Axon interview 1958
Early video tape machine developed by the BBC starting in 1952. VERA - an acronym for Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus - used half inch magnetic tape on 20½ inch reels, with a tape speed of 200 inches a second. This allowed a maximum of fifteen minutes recording time. http://www.vtoldboys.com/vera.htm -
RCA TR-70C 2 inch quadruplex video tape recorder (Pt.1)
This first installment is an overview of this RCA TR-70C. Since I recorded this video, I have learned that this machine originally came from the "Instructional Resources Center" at the University of Georgia in Athens, and was not part of the studio facility at WGTV. I couldn't find out an actual date when this machine was retired and moved into storage, but apparently it was a few years after the WGTV ones were stored in 1983. There it remained until April 7, 2009 when I purchased it along with the three others that had been used at WGTV. For more info on me and what I do, please check out my website: www.AnalogRetentive.com -
1969 RCA TR-60 Broadcast Video Tape Recorder Demo
What Labguy did on his spring break series, first video. John Turner demonstrates the 1969 RCA TR-60 quadruplex broadcast video tape recorder that he has restored to operation. -
Let's check out an MVR-65 Video Tape Recorder
From 1965. Made in Palo Alto California by several fine fellows who are now my close friends. This is a one inch helical scan VTR utilizing two heads. When in tip top condition, this machine can be put "on the air" without a TBC. It was that stable! They don't make them like this any more. MVR Corp. was formed after the famous legal battle between Ampex and Machtronics. Machtronics was founded by Kurt Machein, a brilliant engineer. Unfortunately, he was not allowed to produce a video recorder after the suit by Ampex. It was a two way suit, and Machein did walk away with cash. For those in the know, looking closely at this machine, the resemblance to the Ampex VR-1500 and VR-660 is remarkable. I have been told that entire sections of circuitry were copied directly from the Ampex products. This video was never intended for posting. But, on second thought, it was the only video of the MVR-65. So, what the heck! Enjoy the raw footage. Learn how loud these darned machines were back in the day. -
1966 RCA TR-4 2 inch Videotape Recorder Demonstration
In this rare 1966 demonstration film, John W. Wentworth of RCA explains the features and properties of RCA's newest videotape recorder, the TR-4. Ampex introduced the first broadcast VTR in 1956 and revolutionized the TV industry, by replacing filmed kinescoped recordings of TV shows with 2 inch videotapes. Two decades later, 2 inch recorders were phased out as the industry turned to higher quality and more cost effective 1 inch recorders. -
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Fred Pfost "First Public Video Tape Recorder Demonstrations" (Web 84)
AES Oral History - Fred Pfost of Ampex tells the story of demonstrating the first professional video tape recorder - for more go to: http://www.aes.org -
How to clean Video Tape Recorder Heads
Comments disabled becuase of idiots who think I have no idea what I'm doing, trust me, my method, strange as it may seem DOES work. But you do have to take the top off your VCR to do this. Please note that this does not cover cleaning the audio/sync/erase heads, just the video heads on the head drum. -
Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape Recorder
Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape RecorderThe era of audio and videotapes is long past as well as the equipment used for their playback. Some people have been collecting numerous reels and tapes over many years. But eventually they all ended up in attics or basements where they shriveled and demagnetized. And in the end they became worthless. But many people were still saving them as they have put a lot of money into them. However, people were changing along with their age. The technology was advancing, new equipment was invented. The shelves were finally relieved of bulky accumulated stuff as people moved on to a compact digital format. Laziness came to humans faster than a modernized and reorganized period of modern radio electronics. Now we sit at the computer or near a stereo system for hours. We fall asleep right there and we do not make any effort to stand up so as to change a reel or a tape. One mouse click or a push of a remote control button will suffice for a large-volume storage device to execute any of your commands.However, some music lovers and amateurs of magnetic tape carriers still have old reel recorders. Some also have videotape recorders which are actually not that old. We got used to them as we exchanged tapes with our friends, recorded movies from TV. We also had to fix them quite often as they were often subject to an excessive wear. We would fix them and then break again, protect against omnipresent frolic children, hide them and then take out again, wipe off the dust and turn them on.But still! What does the videotape recorder look like on the inside? And why do they break? Here we have PANASONIC-SD 450 model. Let's open the lid, take out the videotape drive, and see what it looks like on the inside...Here is the electrical part. As a rule, everything was OK here but for the power supply unit... Voltage irregularities in the network would spoil the supply unit. First of all, this concerned its primary circuit. But the repair works were simple and inexpensive...Here is the videotape drive. It caused most of the problems. However, with the same fault. Japanese experts have done quite a job here. There is a solid metal frame with numerous well-made components.Here is the head assembly on which the tape rubbed continuously, sometimes in a crumpled state. Here is the CAPSTAN, also called master flywheel. Along with a pinch roller it set the tape in motion... Here are gears and friction mechanism - this is all clear... A program plank. This one caused all the troubles. It would break into several pieces... A programmer, or a mode selector switch, controlled all actions of the mechanism. Dirt accumulated on its operating pad and caused program faults... This is the input engine. It set in motion all levers, the program plank, and even loaded the tape... Here was the main troublemaker on its axis which caused breakage of the whole mechanism - this is the so-called bush...It would be replaced first, and then the rest of the components...The mechanism was complex and expensive. Now everything is simpler and cheaper. All components are disposable now. If it breaks you just throw it away. And of course, it is nice when the device is reliable and durable, and has an outstanding design and quality! -
Akai VT-150 Color Video Tape Recorder, Part 1
Here is the first look at my latest Akai VT-150 color video tape recorder that uses quarter inch video tape and mating two tube color camera. Recently obtained from a nice fellow in Canada. I give a quick and dirty run through of the features and operation of the portable color recording system. It is in rough condition. But, not as rough as the first two complete outfits that I purchased which do not operate at all. The first one cost me $1,600 on Ebay many years ago. Since then, I paid $750 a piece for the second one and for this one. I finally have one of these that actually runs well enough to begin full operational restoration. Apparently, the color camera is also operational as demonstrated to me by the seller. I hope to take this system to the Early Television Foundation convention in Columbus, Ohio next year and show it off there. -
the second TR-70 quadruplex video tape recorder gets a "wake up" call
This video documents the initial application of AC power to the second in a group of four TR-70s from the University of Georgia in Athens. This machine was one of three TR-70s used on the air at WGTV. This machine has been in storage since 1983 when WGTV moved their studios from Athens to Atlanta. If you'd like more info on me and what I do, please check out my website: www.AnalogRetentive.com -
Oldest color videotape recording..WRC-TV dedication May 22, 1958
This is the oldest surviving color videotape recording in existence. President Dwight D. Eisenhower in color for the first time as he dedicates NBC's WRC-TV color television studios in Washington D.C. on May 22, 1958. Bonus videos: NBC peacocks and ABC and CBS color presentation logos from the 1950's-60s. Also on my YouTube channel: "The Edsel Show" starring Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, the oldest surviving videotape recording from October 13, 1957 (black and white). And "An Evening with Fred Astaire," the second oldest color videotape recording in existence from October 17, 1958. -
Akai vt-110 vintage video tape recorder videoregistratore storia televisione
Antico e primo registratore portatile con telecamera bianco nero a bobina del 1971 durata nastro 25 minuti batteria simile. -
Akai 1/4" videotape recorder
In 1974, some lucky contestant on "Let's Make A Deal" won an Akai 1/4" videotape recording system. It appears to be a VTS-110, I think. She doesn't appear too enthused. But look how small it is, by the standards of the day -
Quadruplex videotape recorder Ampex VR-2000 z konce 60tých let
Prohlídka jedinečného stroje Ampex VR-2000 s odborným výkladem. -
PRIMEIRO VIDEOTAPE - Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus " VERA" de 1958
VERA (1958) - VERA (Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus). O projeto VERA foi iniciado em 1952 por Peter Axon na Inglaterra, quando desenvolveu-se ao mesmo tempo a máquina Quad da Ampex (Quadruplex) nos EUA. Uma gravadção foi demonstrada na BBC em 1956 e fez sua primeira transmissão na segunda-feira, 14 abril, 1958 no programa Panorama. O VERA usava meia polegada de fita magnética em 2 carretéis, com uma velocidade de 200 polegadas por segundo. Isto permitia no máximo quinze minutos de gravação. CÓPIA DISPONÍVEL EM: BR -- CMIYV -- PM -- MIM - BBC Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus VERA, 1958. cópia quadruplex - 4 min, 54 seg.avi. -
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Slender Man Attack --TAPE-- --REAL EVIDENCE--
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How Sony's Betamax lost to JVC's VHS Cassette Recorder
In 1976 Sony introduced the Betamax video cassette recorder. It catalyzed the "on demand" of today by allowing users to record television shows, and the machine ignited the first "new media" intellectual property battles. In only a decade this revolutionary machine disappeared, beaten by JVS's version of the cassette recorder. This video tells the story of why Betamax failed. This is one of three videos in a series on marketplace failures of technological objects. http://www.engineerguy.com/failure. -
Piedmont, Oklahoma Tornado 4-30-1978 (first tornado recorded on video tape )
April 30, 2012 will be the 34th anniversary of the first tornado ever captured on a portable video tape recorder. I wonder what the same storm would look like if recorded on todays hi tech recording equipment and HD camcorders. This was recorded by a chase team from The National Severe Storms Laboratory in Norman, Oklahoma. -
Ampex Videotape Cruiser 1959
This is a little video on the Ampex Videotape Cruiser from 1959 which was an innovation in technology in which the cruiser had a camera, a 2 inch quad videotape recorder and support equipment and an AC generator which videotaping can be made while on the road, it was deemed as the first camcorder! In this video there are excerpts from the videotapings made, one of being footage of Hoover Dam while the cruiser was in motion. -
RCA TR-70 Quadruplex videotape deck animation
This 1969 TR-70B broadcast videotape recorder was originally salvaged from a facilities house where it had to be dismantled into hand-carryable pieces to get it out of the basement. It was put together, but now 20 years later it had to be taken apart again to move once more up a flight of stairs. One evening, while we weren't watching, it seems to have put itself back together again... See more at Electrokinetica: http://www.electrokinetica.org/d3/2/index.php
VERA - Early Video Tape Recorder - Peter Axon interview 1958
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- Duration: 5:28
- Updated: 05 May 2008
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Early video tape machine developed by the BBC starting in 1952. VERA - an acronym for Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus - used half inch magnetic tape on 2...
Early video tape machine developed by the BBC starting in 1952. VERA - an acronym for Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus - used half inch magnetic tape on 20½ inch reels, with a tape speed of 200 inches a second. This allowed a maximum of fifteen minutes recording time.
http://www.vtoldboys.com/vera.htm
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Early video tape machine developed by the BBC starting in 1952. VERA - an acronym for Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus - used half inch magnetic tape on 20½ inch reels, with a tape speed of 200 inches a second. This allowed a maximum of fifteen minutes recording time.
http://www.vtoldboys.com/vera.htm
- published: 05 May 2008
- views: 25821
RCA TR-70C 2 inch quadruplex video tape recorder (Pt.1)
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- Duration: 9:56
- Updated: 13 Jun 2009
- views: 22661
This first installment is an overview of this RCA TR-70C. Since I recorded this video, I have learned that this machine originally came from the "Instructional ...
This first installment is an overview of this RCA TR-70C. Since I recorded this video, I have learned that this machine originally came from the "Instructional Resources Center" at the University of Georgia in Athens, and was not part of the studio facility at WGTV. I couldn't find out an actual date when this machine was retired and moved into storage, but apparently it was a few years after the WGTV ones were stored in 1983. There it remained until April 7, 2009 when I purchased it along with the three others that had been used at WGTV.
For more info on me and what I do, please check out my website: www.AnalogRetentive.com
wn.com/Rca Tr 70C 2 Inch Quadruplex Video Tape Recorder (Pt.1)
This first installment is an overview of this RCA TR-70C. Since I recorded this video, I have learned that this machine originally came from the "Instructional Resources Center" at the University of Georgia in Athens, and was not part of the studio facility at WGTV. I couldn't find out an actual date when this machine was retired and moved into storage, but apparently it was a few years after the WGTV ones were stored in 1983. There it remained until April 7, 2009 when I purchased it along with the three others that had been used at WGTV.
For more info on me and what I do, please check out my website: www.AnalogRetentive.com
- published: 13 Jun 2009
- views: 22661
1969 RCA TR-60 Broadcast Video Tape Recorder Demo
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- Duration: 8:01
- Updated: 08 May 2011
- views: 38698
What Labguy did on his spring break series, first video. John Turner demonstrates the 1969 RCA TR-60 quadruplex broadcast video tape recorder that he has restor...
What Labguy did on his spring break series, first video. John Turner demonstrates the 1969 RCA TR-60 quadruplex broadcast video tape recorder that he has restored to operation.
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What Labguy did on his spring break series, first video. John Turner demonstrates the 1969 RCA TR-60 quadruplex broadcast video tape recorder that he has restored to operation.
- published: 08 May 2011
- views: 38698
Let's check out an MVR-65 Video Tape Recorder
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- Duration: 2:11
- Updated: 29 Mar 2013
- views: 1756
From 1965. Made in Palo Alto California by several fine fellows who are now my close friends. This is a one inch helical scan VTR utilizing two heads. When in t...
From 1965. Made in Palo Alto California by several fine fellows who are now my close friends. This is a one inch helical scan VTR utilizing two heads. When in tip top condition, this machine can be put "on the air" without a TBC. It was that stable! They don't make them like this any more. MVR Corp. was formed after the famous legal battle between Ampex and Machtronics. Machtronics was founded by Kurt Machein, a brilliant engineer. Unfortunately, he was not allowed to produce a video recorder after the suit by Ampex. It was a two way suit, and Machein did walk away with cash. For those in the know, looking closely at this machine, the resemblance to the Ampex VR-1500 and VR-660 is remarkable. I have been told that entire sections of circuitry were copied directly from the Ampex products.
This video was never intended for posting. But, on second thought, it was the only video of the MVR-65. So, what the heck! Enjoy the raw footage. Learn how loud these darned machines were back in the day.
wn.com/Let's Check Out An Mvr 65 Video Tape Recorder
From 1965. Made in Palo Alto California by several fine fellows who are now my close friends. This is a one inch helical scan VTR utilizing two heads. When in tip top condition, this machine can be put "on the air" without a TBC. It was that stable! They don't make them like this any more. MVR Corp. was formed after the famous legal battle between Ampex and Machtronics. Machtronics was founded by Kurt Machein, a brilliant engineer. Unfortunately, he was not allowed to produce a video recorder after the suit by Ampex. It was a two way suit, and Machein did walk away with cash. For those in the know, looking closely at this machine, the resemblance to the Ampex VR-1500 and VR-660 is remarkable. I have been told that entire sections of circuitry were copied directly from the Ampex products.
This video was never intended for posting. But, on second thought, it was the only video of the MVR-65. So, what the heck! Enjoy the raw footage. Learn how loud these darned machines were back in the day.
- published: 29 Mar 2013
- views: 1756
1966 RCA TR-4 2 inch Videotape Recorder Demonstration
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- Duration: 27:44
- Updated: 12 Jan 2015
- views: 726
In this rare 1966 demonstration film, John W. Wentworth of RCA explains the features and properties of RCA's newest videotape recorder, the TR-4. Ampex introduc...
In this rare 1966 demonstration film, John W. Wentworth of RCA explains the features and properties of RCA's newest videotape recorder, the TR-4. Ampex introduced the first broadcast VTR in 1956 and revolutionized the TV industry, by replacing filmed kinescoped recordings of TV shows with 2 inch videotapes. Two decades later, 2 inch recorders were phased out as the industry turned to higher quality and more cost effective 1 inch recorders.
wn.com/1966 Rca Tr 4 2 Inch Videotape Recorder Demonstration
In this rare 1966 demonstration film, John W. Wentworth of RCA explains the features and properties of RCA's newest videotape recorder, the TR-4. Ampex introduced the first broadcast VTR in 1956 and revolutionized the TV industry, by replacing filmed kinescoped recordings of TV shows with 2 inch videotapes. Two decades later, 2 inch recorders were phased out as the industry turned to higher quality and more cost effective 1 inch recorders.
- published: 12 Jan 2015
- views: 726
IVC 601 Video Tape Recorder 1"
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- Duration: 9:02
- Updated: 13 Jun 2013
- views: 546
IVC 601 Video Tape Recorder 1"
IVC 601 Video Tape Recorder 1"
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IVC 601 Video tape recorder 1969
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- Duration: 3:05
- Updated: 24 May 2013
- views: 1367
IVC 601 Video tape recorder 1969. These are the first images even before they developed. For view the restoration work see : Siemens - Digital technik. Vide...
IVC 601 Video tape recorder 1969. These are the first images even before they developed. For view the restoration work see : Siemens - Digital technik. Video schulung (IVC 601 VTR back to life) Year 1976
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Fred Pfost "First Public Video Tape Recorder Demonstrations" (Web 84)
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- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 03 Jan 2012
- views: 1473
AES Oral History - Fred Pfost of Ampex tells the story of demonstrating the first professional video tape recorder - for more go to: http://www.aes.org
AES Oral History - Fred Pfost of Ampex tells the story of demonstrating the first professional video tape recorder - for more go to: http://www.aes.org
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AES Oral History - Fred Pfost of Ampex tells the story of demonstrating the first professional video tape recorder - for more go to: http://www.aes.org
- published: 03 Jan 2012
- views: 1473
How to clean Video Tape Recorder Heads
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- Duration: 8:00
- Updated: 14 Jun 2008
- views: 49191
Comments disabled becuase of idiots who think I have no idea what I'm doing, trust me, my method, strange as it may seem DOES work. But you do have to take t...
Comments disabled becuase of idiots who think I have no idea what I'm doing, trust me, my method, strange as it may seem DOES work. But you do have to take the top off your VCR to do this. Please note that this does not cover cleaning the audio/sync/erase heads, just the video heads on the head drum.
wn.com/How To Clean Video Tape Recorder Heads
Comments disabled becuase of idiots who think I have no idea what I'm doing, trust me, my method, strange as it may seem DOES work. But you do have to take the top off your VCR to do this. Please note that this does not cover cleaning the audio/sync/erase heads, just the video heads on the head drum.
- published: 14 Jun 2008
- views: 49191
Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape Recorder
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- Duration: 4:49
- Updated: 30 Nov 2010
- views: 499
Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape RecorderThe era of audio and videotapes is long past as well as the equipment used for their playback. Some people have...
Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape RecorderThe era of audio and videotapes is long past as well as the equipment used for their playback. Some people have been collecting numerous reels and tapes over many years. But eventually they all ended up in attics or basements where they shriveled and demagnetized. And in the end they became worthless. But many people were still saving them as they have put a lot of money into them. However, people were changing along with their age. The technology was advancing, new equipment was invented. The shelves were finally relieved of bulky accumulated stuff as people moved on to a compact digital format. Laziness came to humans faster than a modernized and reorganized period of modern radio electronics. Now we sit at the computer or near a stereo system for hours. We fall asleep right there and we do not make any effort to stand up so as to change a reel or a tape. One mouse click or a push of a remote control button will suffice for a large-volume storage device to execute any of your commands.However, some music lovers and amateurs of magnetic tape carriers still have old reel recorders. Some also have videotape recorders which are actually not that old. We got used to them as we exchanged tapes with our friends, recorded movies from TV. We also had to fix them quite often as they were often subject to an excessive wear. We would fix them and then break again, protect against omnipresent frolic children, hide them and then take out again, wipe off the dust and turn them on.But still! What does the videotape recorder look like on the inside? And why do they break? Here we have PANASONIC-SD 450 model. Let's open the lid, take out the videotape drive, and see what it looks like on the inside...Here is the electrical part. As a rule, everything was OK here but for the power supply unit... Voltage irregularities in the network would spoil the supply unit. First of all, this concerned its primary circuit. But the repair works were simple and inexpensive...Here is the videotape drive. It caused most of the problems. However, with the same fault. Japanese experts have done quite a job here. There is a solid metal frame with numerous well-made components.Here is the head assembly on which the tape rubbed continuously, sometimes in a crumpled state. Here is the CAPSTAN, also called master flywheel. Along with a pinch roller it set the tape in motion... Here are gears and friction mechanism - this is all clear... A program plank. This one caused all the troubles. It would break into several pieces... A programmer, or a mode selector switch, controlled all actions of the mechanism. Dirt accumulated on its operating pad and caused program faults... This is the input engine. It set in motion all levers, the program plank, and even loaded the tape... Here was the main troublemaker on its axis which caused breakage of the whole mechanism - this is the so-called bush...It would be replaced first, and then the rest of the components...The mechanism was complex and expensive. Now everything is simpler and cheaper. All components are disposable now. If it breaks you just throw it away. And of course, it is nice when the device is reliable and durable, and has an outstanding design and quality!
wn.com/Era Of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape Recorder
Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape RecorderThe era of audio and videotapes is long past as well as the equipment used for their playback. Some people have been collecting numerous reels and tapes over many years. But eventually they all ended up in attics or basements where they shriveled and demagnetized. And in the end they became worthless. But many people were still saving them as they have put a lot of money into them. However, people were changing along with their age. The technology was advancing, new equipment was invented. The shelves were finally relieved of bulky accumulated stuff as people moved on to a compact digital format. Laziness came to humans faster than a modernized and reorganized period of modern radio electronics. Now we sit at the computer or near a stereo system for hours. We fall asleep right there and we do not make any effort to stand up so as to change a reel or a tape. One mouse click or a push of a remote control button will suffice for a large-volume storage device to execute any of your commands.However, some music lovers and amateurs of magnetic tape carriers still have old reel recorders. Some also have videotape recorders which are actually not that old. We got used to them as we exchanged tapes with our friends, recorded movies from TV. We also had to fix them quite often as they were often subject to an excessive wear. We would fix them and then break again, protect against omnipresent frolic children, hide them and then take out again, wipe off the dust and turn them on.But still! What does the videotape recorder look like on the inside? And why do they break? Here we have PANASONIC-SD 450 model. Let's open the lid, take out the videotape drive, and see what it looks like on the inside...Here is the electrical part. As a rule, everything was OK here but for the power supply unit... Voltage irregularities in the network would spoil the supply unit. First of all, this concerned its primary circuit. But the repair works were simple and inexpensive...Here is the videotape drive. It caused most of the problems. However, with the same fault. Japanese experts have done quite a job here. There is a solid metal frame with numerous well-made components.Here is the head assembly on which the tape rubbed continuously, sometimes in a crumpled state. Here is the CAPSTAN, also called master flywheel. Along with a pinch roller it set the tape in motion... Here are gears and friction mechanism - this is all clear... A program plank. This one caused all the troubles. It would break into several pieces... A programmer, or a mode selector switch, controlled all actions of the mechanism. Dirt accumulated on its operating pad and caused program faults... This is the input engine. It set in motion all levers, the program plank, and even loaded the tape... Here was the main troublemaker on its axis which caused breakage of the whole mechanism - this is the so-called bush...It would be replaced first, and then the rest of the components...The mechanism was complex and expensive. Now everything is simpler and cheaper. All components are disposable now. If it breaks you just throw it away. And of course, it is nice when the device is reliable and durable, and has an outstanding design and quality!
- published: 30 Nov 2010
- views: 499
Akai VT-150 Color Video Tape Recorder, Part 1
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- Duration: 8:31
- Updated: 29 Aug 2011
- views: 9007
Here is the first look at my latest Akai VT-150 color video tape recorder that uses quarter inch video tape and mating two tube color camera. Recently obtained ...
Here is the first look at my latest Akai VT-150 color video tape recorder that uses quarter inch video tape and mating two tube color camera. Recently obtained from a nice fellow in Canada. I give a quick and dirty run through of the features and operation of the portable color recording system. It is in rough condition. But, not as rough as the first two complete outfits that I purchased which do not operate at all. The first one cost me $1,600 on Ebay many years ago. Since then, I paid $750 a piece for the second one and for this one. I finally have one of these that actually runs well enough to begin full operational restoration. Apparently, the color camera is also operational as demonstrated to me by the seller. I hope to take this system to the Early Television Foundation convention in Columbus, Ohio next year and show it off there.
wn.com/Akai Vt 150 Color Video Tape Recorder, Part 1
Here is the first look at my latest Akai VT-150 color video tape recorder that uses quarter inch video tape and mating two tube color camera. Recently obtained from a nice fellow in Canada. I give a quick and dirty run through of the features and operation of the portable color recording system. It is in rough condition. But, not as rough as the first two complete outfits that I purchased which do not operate at all. The first one cost me $1,600 on Ebay many years ago. Since then, I paid $750 a piece for the second one and for this one. I finally have one of these that actually runs well enough to begin full operational restoration. Apparently, the color camera is also operational as demonstrated to me by the seller. I hope to take this system to the Early Television Foundation convention in Columbus, Ohio next year and show it off there.
- published: 29 Aug 2011
- views: 9007
the second TR-70 quadruplex video tape recorder gets a "wake up" call
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- Duration: 8:40
- Updated: 16 Jun 2009
- views: 10365
This video documents the initial application of AC power to the second in a group of four TR-70s from the University of Georgia in Athens. This machine was one...
This video documents the initial application of AC power to the second in a group of four TR-70s from the University of Georgia in Athens. This machine was one of three TR-70s used on the air at WGTV.
This machine has been in storage since 1983 when WGTV moved their studios from Athens to Atlanta.
If you'd like more info on me and what I do, please check out my website: www.AnalogRetentive.com
wn.com/The Second Tr 70 Quadruplex Video Tape Recorder Gets A Wake Up Call
This video documents the initial application of AC power to the second in a group of four TR-70s from the University of Georgia in Athens. This machine was one of three TR-70s used on the air at WGTV.
This machine has been in storage since 1983 when WGTV moved their studios from Athens to Atlanta.
If you'd like more info on me and what I do, please check out my website: www.AnalogRetentive.com
- published: 16 Jun 2009
- views: 10365
Oldest color videotape recording..WRC-TV dedication May 22, 1958
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- Duration: 31:42
- Updated: 03 Oct 2015
- views: 637
This is the oldest surviving color videotape recording in existence. President Dwight D. Eisenhower in color for the first time as he dedicates NBC's WRC-TV col...
This is the oldest surviving color videotape recording in existence. President Dwight D. Eisenhower in color for the first time as he dedicates NBC's WRC-TV color television studios in Washington D.C. on May 22, 1958. Bonus videos: NBC peacocks and ABC and CBS color presentation logos from the 1950's-60s.
Also on my YouTube channel: "The Edsel Show" starring Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, the oldest surviving videotape recording from October 13, 1957 (black and white). And "An Evening with Fred Astaire," the second oldest color videotape recording in existence from October 17, 1958.
wn.com/Oldest Color Videotape Recording..Wrc Tv Dedication May 22, 1958
This is the oldest surviving color videotape recording in existence. President Dwight D. Eisenhower in color for the first time as he dedicates NBC's WRC-TV color television studios in Washington D.C. on May 22, 1958. Bonus videos: NBC peacocks and ABC and CBS color presentation logos from the 1950's-60s.
Also on my YouTube channel: "The Edsel Show" starring Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, the oldest surviving videotape recording from October 13, 1957 (black and white). And "An Evening with Fred Astaire," the second oldest color videotape recording in existence from October 17, 1958.
- published: 03 Oct 2015
- views: 637
Akai vt-110 vintage video tape recorder videoregistratore storia televisione
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- Duration: 5:55
- Updated: 04 Mar 2010
- views: 7457
Antico e primo registratore portatile con telecamera bianco nero a bobina del 1971 durata nastro 25 minuti batteria simile.
Antico e primo registratore portatile con telecamera bianco nero a bobina del 1971 durata nastro 25 minuti batteria simile.
wn.com/Akai Vt 110 Vintage Video Tape Recorder Videoregistratore Storia Televisione
Antico e primo registratore portatile con telecamera bianco nero a bobina del 1971 durata nastro 25 minuti batteria simile.
- published: 04 Mar 2010
- views: 7457
Akai 1/4" videotape recorder
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- Duration: 0:27
- Updated: 07 Aug 2007
- views: 5003
In 1974, some lucky contestant on "Let's Make A Deal" won an Akai 1/4" videotape recording system. It appears to be a VTS-110, I think. She doesn't appear too e...
In 1974, some lucky contestant on "Let's Make A Deal" won an Akai 1/4" videotape recording system. It appears to be a VTS-110, I think. She doesn't appear too enthused. But look how small it is, by the standards of the day
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In 1974, some lucky contestant on "Let's Make A Deal" won an Akai 1/4" videotape recording system. It appears to be a VTS-110, I think. She doesn't appear too enthused. But look how small it is, by the standards of the day
- published: 07 Aug 2007
- views: 5003
Quadruplex videotape recorder Ampex VR-2000 z konce 60tých let
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- Duration: 9:11
- Updated: 22 Jun 2011
- views: 4622
Prohlídka jedinečného stroje Ampex VR-2000 s odborným výkladem.
Prohlídka jedinečného stroje Ampex VR-2000 s odborným výkladem.
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Prohlídka jedinečného stroje Ampex VR-2000 s odborným výkladem.
- published: 22 Jun 2011
- views: 4622
PRIMEIRO VIDEOTAPE - Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus " VERA" de 1958
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- Duration: 4:55
- Updated: 08 Sep 2011
- views: 728
VERA (1958) - VERA (Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus). O projeto VERA foi iniciado em 1952 por Peter Axon na Inglaterra, quando desenvolveu-se ao mesmo tem...
VERA (1958) - VERA (Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus). O projeto VERA foi iniciado em 1952 por Peter Axon na Inglaterra, quando desenvolveu-se ao mesmo tempo a máquina Quad da Ampex (Quadruplex) nos EUA. Uma gravadção foi demonstrada na BBC em 1956 e fez sua primeira transmissão na segunda-feira, 14 abril, 1958 no programa Panorama. O VERA usava meia polegada de fita magnética em 2 carretéis, com uma velocidade de 200 polegadas por segundo. Isto permitia no máximo quinze minutos de gravação. CÓPIA DISPONÍVEL EM: BR -- CMIYV -- PM -- MIM - BBC Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus VERA, 1958. cópia quadruplex - 4 min, 54 seg.avi.
wn.com/Primeiro Videotape Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus Vera De 1958
VERA (1958) - VERA (Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus). O projeto VERA foi iniciado em 1952 por Peter Axon na Inglaterra, quando desenvolveu-se ao mesmo tempo a máquina Quad da Ampex (Quadruplex) nos EUA. Uma gravadção foi demonstrada na BBC em 1956 e fez sua primeira transmissão na segunda-feira, 14 abril, 1958 no programa Panorama. O VERA usava meia polegada de fita magnética em 2 carretéis, com uma velocidade de 200 polegadas por segundo. Isto permitia no máximo quinze minutos de gravação. CÓPIA DISPONÍVEL EM: BR -- CMIYV -- PM -- MIM - BBC Vision Electronic Recording Apparatus VERA, 1958. cópia quadruplex - 4 min, 54 seg.avi.
- published: 08 Sep 2011
- views: 728
HSV7 1970 TV Videotape Recording
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- Duration: 8:22
- Updated: 08 Jun 2009
- views: 7630
Slender Man Attack --TAPE-- --REAL EVIDENCE--
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- Duration: 3:51
- Updated: 07 Mar 2012
- views: 573639
Includes Swear Words!
Includes Swear Words!
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How Sony's Betamax lost to JVC's VHS Cassette Recorder
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- Duration: 3:49
- Updated: 17 Jun 2014
- views: 1053922
In 1976 Sony introduced the Betamax video cassette recorder. It catalyzed the "on demand" of today by allowing users to record television shows, and the machine...
In 1976 Sony introduced the Betamax video cassette recorder. It catalyzed the "on demand" of today by allowing users to record television shows, and the machine ignited the first "new media" intellectual property battles. In only a decade this revolutionary machine disappeared, beaten by JVS's version of the cassette recorder. This video tells the story of why Betamax failed. This is one of three videos in a series on marketplace failures of technological objects. http://www.engineerguy.com/failure.
wn.com/How Sony's Betamax Lost To Jvc's Vhs Cassette Recorder
In 1976 Sony introduced the Betamax video cassette recorder. It catalyzed the "on demand" of today by allowing users to record television shows, and the machine ignited the first "new media" intellectual property battles. In only a decade this revolutionary machine disappeared, beaten by JVS's version of the cassette recorder. This video tells the story of why Betamax failed. This is one of three videos in a series on marketplace failures of technological objects. http://www.engineerguy.com/failure.
- published: 17 Jun 2014
- views: 1053922
Piedmont, Oklahoma Tornado 4-30-1978 (first tornado recorded on video tape )
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- Duration: 8:16
- Updated: 25 Mar 2012
- views: 5571
April 30, 2012 will be the 34th anniversary of the first tornado ever captured on a portable video tape recorder. I wonder what the same storm would look like i...
April 30, 2012 will be the 34th anniversary of the first tornado ever captured on a portable video tape recorder. I wonder what the same storm would look like if recorded on todays hi tech recording equipment and HD camcorders. This was recorded by a chase team from The National Severe Storms Laboratory in Norman, Oklahoma.
wn.com/Piedmont, Oklahoma Tornado 4 30 1978 (First Tornado Recorded On Video Tape )
April 30, 2012 will be the 34th anniversary of the first tornado ever captured on a portable video tape recorder. I wonder what the same storm would look like if recorded on todays hi tech recording equipment and HD camcorders. This was recorded by a chase team from The National Severe Storms Laboratory in Norman, Oklahoma.
- published: 25 Mar 2012
- views: 5571
Ampex Videotape Cruiser 1959
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- Duration: 0:59
- Updated: 24 Jun 2010
- views: 2813
This is a little video on the Ampex Videotape Cruiser from 1959 which was an innovation in technology in which the cruiser had a camera, a 2 inch quad videotape...
This is a little video on the Ampex Videotape Cruiser from 1959 which was an innovation in technology in which the cruiser had a camera, a 2 inch quad videotape recorder and support equipment and an AC generator which videotaping can be made while on the road, it was deemed as the first camcorder! In this video there are excerpts from the videotapings made, one of being footage of Hoover Dam while the cruiser was in motion.
wn.com/Ampex Videotape Cruiser 1959
This is a little video on the Ampex Videotape Cruiser from 1959 which was an innovation in technology in which the cruiser had a camera, a 2 inch quad videotape recorder and support equipment and an AC generator which videotaping can be made while on the road, it was deemed as the first camcorder! In this video there are excerpts from the videotapings made, one of being footage of Hoover Dam while the cruiser was in motion.
- published: 24 Jun 2010
- views: 2813
RCA TR-70 Quadruplex videotape deck animation
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- Duration: 2:10
- Updated: 15 Jul 2012
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This 1969 TR-70B broadcast videotape recorder was originally salvaged from a facilities house where it had to be dismantled into hand-carryable pieces to get it...
This 1969 TR-70B broadcast videotape recorder was originally salvaged from a facilities house where it had to be dismantled into hand-carryable pieces to get it out of the basement. It was put together, but now 20 years later it had to be taken apart again to move once more up a flight of stairs. One evening, while we weren't watching, it seems to have put itself back together again...
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This 1969 TR-70B broadcast videotape recorder was originally salvaged from a facilities house where it had to be dismantled into hand-carryable pieces to get it out of the basement. It was put together, but now 20 years later it had to be taken apart again to move once more up a flight of stairs. One evening, while we weren't watching, it seems to have put itself back together again...
See more at Electrokinetica: http://www.electrokinetica.org/d3/2/index.php
- published: 15 Jul 2012
- views: 1223
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Using SMART Recorder to Videotape Lessons for Abse
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fun fall
Watch this video, yhis is fun, Video technology was first[citation needed] developed for cathode ray tube (CRT) television systems, but several new technologies for video display devices have since been invented. Charles Ginsburg led an Ampex research team developing one of the first practical video tape recorder (VTR). In 1951 the first video tape recorder captured live images from television cameras by converting the camera's electrical impulses and saving the information onto magnetic video tape. Video recorders were sold for $50,000 in 1956, and videotapes cost $300 per one-hour reel.[1] However, prices gradually dropped over the years; in 1971, Sony began selling videocassette recorder (VCR) decks and tapes to the public.[2] After the invention of the DVD in 1997 and Blu-ray Disc in 2006, sales of videotape and recording equipment plummeted. -
How to Videotape a Computer Screen : Screen Captures & Recording
Subscribe Now: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ehowtech Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/ehowtech Videotaping a computer screen is something that you can easily do with the right type of software. Videotape a computer screen with help from an experienced computer professional in this free video clip. Expert: Zach Poulin Filmmaker: Patrick Russell Series Description: A screen capture is an image that represents what was happening on your desktop at a particular moment. Get tips on screen captures and recording with help from an experienced computer professional in this free video series. -
One-Inch Type A Videotape Recovery Sample
This is a 1974 One-Inch Type A high-band videotape recording made in the south from an off-the-air pickup in August, 1974. Note the 5 khz. reduced bandwidth telco audio sound. Off-the-air noise and glitches are prevalent. DC Video specializes in one-inch type A videotape recovery in addition to one-inch type B, one-inch type C, one-inch IVC and one-inch Sony EV/UV format playback. Additional formats include 2" quad and helical, 3/4" U-matic, 1/2" open reel, D1, D2, D3, D5, Digital Betacam, DV Cam and many more. NTSC, PAL and SECAM systems are supported. Fast, overnight Fed Ex shipping along with uploads to FTP and other sites are available. Contact us for more details. www.dcvideo.com -
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A chat with Peter Hammar, Part 1
Part 1 of 4. Peter Hammar, curator of the Ampex Museum of Recording Technology, tells us about Ampex and the first commercial videotape recorder. He discusses the relationship of Ampex and its competitors as well as some of the other players in the early days of television tape recording. -
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AES Oral History 069: Ray Dolby
AES Oral History 069: Ray Dolby. While a college student, Ray Dolby played a key role in the design of the first successful professional video tape recorder at Ampex Corporation, introduced in 1956. After obtaining degrees at Stanford and Cambridge universities, plus a two-year appointment as a United Nations advisor in India, he returned to England in 1965 and established Dolby Laboratories to develop and manufacture professional audio tape noise reduction products, and later began the licensing of his noise reduction system for use in consumer products. In 1976 he moved his key staff to San Francisco, where his company set up a new home office, laboratories, and a manufacturing facility. He holds more than 50 US patents on videotape recording, long wavelength X-ray analysis, and audio tape noise reduction. Dr. Dolby is a Fellow and past President of the AES, and a recipient of its Silver and Gold Medal Awards. Along with many national and international awards and honors, he was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame and the Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame in 2004. After more than four decades as a leader and steward of innovation and excellence, Dr. Dolby became his company's Founder and Director Emeritus in December, 2010. You can order the full interview from the AES Store: http://www.aes.org/store/ -
Mandali Moments Mani Baba's gestures Part 5
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them. The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba. There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long. We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology. The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white). -
Mandali Moments Eruch Dreaming Listening.mov
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them. The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba. There are a total of 13 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long. We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology. The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
Using SMART Recorder to Videotape Lessons for Abse
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- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 24 Sep 2014
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- published: 24 Sep 2014
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fun fall
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- Duration: 0:05
- Updated: 03 Aug 2014
- views: 7
Watch this video, yhis is fun,
Video technology was first[citation needed] developed for cathode ray tube (CRT) television systems, but several new technologies...
Watch this video, yhis is fun,
Video technology was first[citation needed] developed for cathode ray tube (CRT) television systems, but several new technologies for video display devices have since been invented. Charles Ginsburg led an Ampex research team developing one of the first practical video tape recorder (VTR). In 1951 the first video tape recorder captured live images from television cameras by converting the camera's electrical impulses and saving the information onto magnetic video tape.
Video recorders were sold for $50,000 in 1956, and videotapes cost $300 per one-hour reel.[1] However, prices gradually dropped over the years; in 1971, Sony began selling videocassette recorder (VCR) decks and tapes to the public.[2] After the invention of the DVD in 1997 and Blu-ray Disc in 2006, sales of videotape and recording equipment plummeted.
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Watch this video, yhis is fun,
Video technology was first[citation needed] developed for cathode ray tube (CRT) television systems, but several new technologies for video display devices have since been invented. Charles Ginsburg led an Ampex research team developing one of the first practical video tape recorder (VTR). In 1951 the first video tape recorder captured live images from television cameras by converting the camera's electrical impulses and saving the information onto magnetic video tape.
Video recorders were sold for $50,000 in 1956, and videotapes cost $300 per one-hour reel.[1] However, prices gradually dropped over the years; in 1971, Sony began selling videocassette recorder (VCR) decks and tapes to the public.[2] After the invention of the DVD in 1997 and Blu-ray Disc in 2006, sales of videotape and recording equipment plummeted.
- published: 03 Aug 2014
- views: 7
How to Videotape a Computer Screen : Screen Captures & Recording
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:36
- Updated: 14 Jul 2014
- views: 714
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Videotaping a computer screen is somet...
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Videotaping a computer screen is something that you can easily do with the right type of software. Videotape a computer screen with help from an experienced computer professional in this free video clip.
Expert: Zach Poulin
Filmmaker: Patrick Russell
Series Description: A screen capture is an image that represents what was happening on your desktop at a particular moment. Get tips on screen captures and recording with help from an experienced computer professional in this free video series.
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Subscribe Now:
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Watch More:
http://www.youtube.com/ehowtech
Videotaping a computer screen is something that you can easily do with the right type of software. Videotape a computer screen with help from an experienced computer professional in this free video clip.
Expert: Zach Poulin
Filmmaker: Patrick Russell
Series Description: A screen capture is an image that represents what was happening on your desktop at a particular moment. Get tips on screen captures and recording with help from an experienced computer professional in this free video series.
- published: 14 Jul 2014
- views: 714
One-Inch Type A Videotape Recovery Sample
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:05
- Updated: 03 Jun 2014
- views: 751
This is a 1974 One-Inch Type A high-band videotape recording made in the south from an off-the-air pickup in August, 1974. Note the 5 khz. reduced bandwidth tel...
This is a 1974 One-Inch Type A high-band videotape recording made in the south from an off-the-air pickup in August, 1974. Note the 5 khz. reduced bandwidth telco audio sound. Off-the-air noise and glitches are prevalent.
DC Video specializes in one-inch type A videotape recovery in addition to one-inch type B, one-inch type C, one-inch IVC and one-inch Sony EV/UV format playback. Additional formats include 2" quad and helical, 3/4" U-matic, 1/2" open reel, D1, D2, D3, D5, Digital Betacam, DV Cam and many more. NTSC, PAL and SECAM systems are supported. Fast, overnight Fed Ex shipping along with uploads to FTP and other sites are available. Contact us for more details. www.dcvideo.com
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This is a 1974 One-Inch Type A high-band videotape recording made in the south from an off-the-air pickup in August, 1974. Note the 5 khz. reduced bandwidth telco audio sound. Off-the-air noise and glitches are prevalent.
DC Video specializes in one-inch type A videotape recovery in addition to one-inch type B, one-inch type C, one-inch IVC and one-inch Sony EV/UV format playback. Additional formats include 2" quad and helical, 3/4" U-matic, 1/2" open reel, D1, D2, D3, D5, Digital Betacam, DV Cam and many more. NTSC, PAL and SECAM systems are supported. Fast, overnight Fed Ex shipping along with uploads to FTP and other sites are available. Contact us for more details. www.dcvideo.com
- published: 03 Jun 2014
- views: 751
EIAJ Video Transfer "Newtons First Law of Motion"
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- Duration: 14:49
- Updated: 26 May 2014
- views: 157
This was recordeed off air in the early 1970's with a 1/2" EIAJ type
video tape recorder. It was transfered using a Panasonic NV-3020SD EIAJ
VTR.
This was recordeed off air in the early 1970's with a 1/2" EIAJ type
video tape recorder. It was transfered using a Panasonic NV-3020SD EIAJ
VTR.
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A chat with Peter Hammar, Part 1
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- Duration: 8:41
- Updated: 06 Oct 2012
- views: 179
Part 1 of 4. Peter Hammar, curator of the Ampex Museum of Recording Technology, tells us about Ampex and the first commercial videotape recorder. He discusses t...
Part 1 of 4. Peter Hammar, curator of the Ampex Museum of Recording Technology, tells us about Ampex and the first commercial videotape recorder. He discusses the relationship of Ampex and its competitors as well as some of the other players in the early days of television tape recording.
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Part 1 of 4. Peter Hammar, curator of the Ampex Museum of Recording Technology, tells us about Ampex and the first commercial videotape recorder. He discusses the relationship of Ampex and its competitors as well as some of the other players in the early days of television tape recording.
- published: 06 Oct 2012
- views: 179
Sony CV 2100 ACE Open reel 1/2" B/W videorecorder. Year 1971
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- Duration: 3:46
- Updated: 29 Jul 2012
- views: 923
Early days of video tape
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- Duration: 11:28
- Updated: 27 Feb 2012
- views: 28570
The early days of video tape recording on 2 inch tape and editing by cutting the tape.
Photos from Reeves Video and Chuck Pharis's collection at www.pharis-vid...
The early days of video tape recording on 2 inch tape and editing by cutting the tape.
Photos from Reeves Video and Chuck Pharis's collection at www.pharis-video.com
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AES Oral History 069: Ray Dolby
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- Duration: 1:25
- Updated: 24 Aug 2011
- views: 879
AES Oral History 069: Ray Dolby. While a college student, Ray Dolby played a key role in the design of the first successful professional video tape recorder at ...
AES Oral History 069: Ray Dolby. While a college student, Ray Dolby played a key role in the design of the first successful professional video tape recorder at Ampex Corporation, introduced in 1956. After obtaining degrees at Stanford and Cambridge universities, plus a two-year appointment as a United Nations advisor in India, he returned to England in 1965 and established Dolby Laboratories to develop and manufacture professional audio tape noise reduction products, and later began the licensing of his noise reduction system for use in consumer products. In 1976 he moved his key staff to San Francisco, where his company set up a new home office, laboratories, and a manufacturing facility. He holds more than 50 US patents on videotape recording, long wavelength X-ray analysis, and audio tape noise reduction. Dr. Dolby is a Fellow and past President of the AES, and a recipient of its Silver and Gold Medal Awards. Along with many national and international awards and honors, he was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame and the Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame in 2004. After more than four decades as a leader and steward of innovation and excellence, Dr. Dolby became his company's Founder and Director Emeritus in December, 2010. You can order the full interview from the AES Store: http://www.aes.org/store/
wn.com/Aes Oral History 069 Ray Dolby
AES Oral History 069: Ray Dolby. While a college student, Ray Dolby played a key role in the design of the first successful professional video tape recorder at Ampex Corporation, introduced in 1956. After obtaining degrees at Stanford and Cambridge universities, plus a two-year appointment as a United Nations advisor in India, he returned to England in 1965 and established Dolby Laboratories to develop and manufacture professional audio tape noise reduction products, and later began the licensing of his noise reduction system for use in consumer products. In 1976 he moved his key staff to San Francisco, where his company set up a new home office, laboratories, and a manufacturing facility. He holds more than 50 US patents on videotape recording, long wavelength X-ray analysis, and audio tape noise reduction. Dr. Dolby is a Fellow and past President of the AES, and a recipient of its Silver and Gold Medal Awards. Along with many national and international awards and honors, he was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame and the Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame in 2004. After more than four decades as a leader and steward of innovation and excellence, Dr. Dolby became his company's Founder and Director Emeritus in December, 2010. You can order the full interview from the AES Store: http://www.aes.org/store/
- published: 24 Aug 2011
- views: 879
Mandali Moments Mani Baba's gestures Part 5
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 30:40
- Updated: 18 Mar 2011
- views: 803
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to profe...
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
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in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
- published: 18 Mar 2011
- views: 803
Mandali Moments Eruch Dreaming Listening.mov
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- Duration: 30:31
- Updated: 14 Mar 2011
- views: 2527
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to profe...
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 13 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
wn.com/Mandali Moments Eruch Dreaming Listening.Mov
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 13 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
- published: 14 Mar 2011
- views: 2527
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Cultivo de Bromelias Alcanterea Imperialis - 40' min VERSION
Cultivo de Bromélias Alcantarea Imperialis - Video Educativo - Produced by: Lucia Sá and Marcus Paiva - Directed by: Abaete Palma - Brasil - Analogic field tape tormat: SuperVHS videotape - Camera 1988 Panasonic PV-S350 - Analogic master tape format: Betacam SP - videotape recorder Betacam UVW-1800 sony - Edited non linear on Abekas Microsphere Digital Workstation - Production Year 2000 - Time 40 min -
Mandali Moments Eruch Seekers.mov
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them. The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba. There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long. We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology. The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white). -
Mandali Moments Eruch How to Love Baba.mov
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them. The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba. There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long. We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology. The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white). -
Mandali Moments Padri.mov
Please note: this video is a compilation of "Mandali Moments Padri Parts 1,2, 3, 4 and 5" in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them. The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba. There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long. We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology. The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white). -
Mandali Moments Mehera.mov
Please note: this video is a compilation of "Mandali Moments Mehera Parts 1, 2 and 3". in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them. The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba. There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long. We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology. The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white). -
Mandali Moments Meher Baba's Gestures.mov
Please note that this video is a compilation of Mandali Moments Mani and Eruch Baba's gestures Part 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them. The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba. There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long. We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology. The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white). -
Mandali Moments Eruch Remembering Obeying.mov
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them. The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others , telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba. In this video Eruch tells two wonderful stories from his life with Baba. There are a total of 13 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long. We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology. The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as flashes of white). -
Pro Turbo VW Drag Racing: PRA '94
PRA Pro Turbo VW drag racing has been called "the class where anything can happen", and you can see that in this video. Watch a group of hardcore VW drag racers push their force-fed flat fours to the limit, and beyond! Volkswagen drag racing legend Chris Bubetz was the man to beat in 1994, and the points title chase went down to the wire, with three race car drivers still in the hunt at the final race of the year. Ron Townsend was the 1993 PRA Pro Turbo points champion, and in 1994 he debuted a Dave Kawell-built turbo engine that had record-setting potential in it. Manny Flores in Yellow Trouble worked his way up the ladder to lead the 1994 points chase. Steve Ortega brought out a sweet ride that also had the potential to shake up the class rankings. VW drag racing doesn't get much better than this! This video wraps up with an onboard camera pass, from startup to shutdown, with Chris Bubetz behind the wheel of his record-setting VW drag racing bug. Onboard camera footage is a given in 2015, with a GoPro camera, but back in 1994, things were much more difficult. It had to be done by bolting the Hi8 videotape recorder to a padded box on the floor. There was a remote video camera head bolted to the roll cage, that had it's own power supply. Accelerate too quickly, and the tape would start skipping in the recorder, and ruin the footage. Not a trivial undertaking, by any means. -
Nellie weet wat zij wil... (BB00484)
Op 14 maart 1956 demonstreerde de AMPEX Corporation uit de Verenigde Staten zijn eerste commerciële videotape recorder, de VRX-1000 (later hernoemd als Mark IV). Videoapparatuur werd echter voornamelijk nog voor professionele doeleinden gebruikt; het zou nog enkele decennia duren voor videocamera's en --recorders gemeengoed werden. Particulieren gebruikten voornamelijk nog 8mm, en vanaf 1963 Super 8mm smalfilm, maar ook veel productiebedrijven uit die tijd maakten nog jaren nadien gebruik van de professionele formaten 35mm of 16mm film, waarmee een betere beeldkwaliteit behaald kon worden en wat toen nog gemakkelijker in het gebruik was. Een mooi voorbeeld uit de collectie van het Historisch Centrum Overijssel (HCO) van een professioneel gemaakte bedrijfsfilm, ook uit 1956, is 'Nellie weet wat zij wil...' Dit is een bedrijfsfilm van de firma Bendien uit Almelo, waarin het meisje Nelly Verschoor bij IJssalon Talamini in Almelo aan haar vriendin Henny Pas vertelt hoe zij na het beëindigen van de meisjesvakschool bij Bendien ging werken, met beelden van het eerste gesprek bij de personeelsdirectrice, die onder meer vertelt over de sociale afdeling en de dokterskamer, de vertoning van de film 'De fabricage van Bendien's Oxford-kleding' voor een groep nieuwe meisjes in de bedrijfskantine, waarin te zien het kledingontwerp door de modelleur, de patronen maken op de intekenafdeling, de stof snijden op de knipzaal, de jasjes naaien op de naaizaal in Almelo, de perskamer, het transport van stoffen per vrachtauto naar Nijmegen, broeken naaien in een atelier aldaar, het transport van stoffen per vrachtauto naar Emmen, vesten naaien in atelier aldaar, kleding persen in Almelo, knopen aanzetten, kaartjes aan de kleding hangen, de eindcontrole van de kostuums, de opslag in het magazijn, het naaien van werkkleding onder de merknaam BEVA in het atelier te Borne, de verschillende eindproducten, waaronder diverse Oxford-kostuums en overjassen, BEVA-werkkleding, Oxford-kinderjassen en jongenskostuums, na afloop gaan de nieuwe meisjes naar de naaiklas, en verder een beeld van de verschillende sociale activiteiten bij de fabriek, zoals de personeelsvereniging, de bedrijfsfanfare en -korps meisjestamboers, de bedrijfsvolleybalclub en de watersportclub. Ingesproken door Nelly Verschoor & Henny Pas, tekst: H. Zwier & J. Scheper. -
Brett And Friends. Unemployment Is Not Working.
From the Film Australia Collection. Made by Film Australia 1978. Directed by Susan Varga and Rod Freeman. Explores the attitudes to work of five boys in the Riverwood area of Sydney and their sense of place and community. This film was one of the first to be shot on videotape by Film Australia. A very early portable reel to reel style Sony videotape recorder was used and by contrast to existing film stocks or later formats of video or digital the results are of poor quality. It did usher in a new style of film making however with minimal crew and reduced production costs. -
Troys Vintage Video Gear Collection (2003)
This is an hour long documentary on my vintage videotape recorder and camera collection I made way back in 2003 before I grew my hair lol. In this doco I feature my vintage video recorders and cameras I had at the time and show them in operation. The gear featured in this doco includes: Philips N1500 VCR 2 Philips N1700 VCRs PYE VCR1780 VCR Sony CV-2100CE VTR Sony AVC-3200CE 2/3" B&W; vidicon camera National WVP-50N colour saticon camera National WVP-100N colour saticon camera National WV-3200N colour vidicon camera Sharp XC-51 colour saticon camera Hitachi VK-C850 colour saticon camera JVC GR-C1 colour saticon camcorder I filmed this doco on my 1984 National WVP-100N saticon tube colour camera and recorded it to VHS cassette. The audio ranges from okay to very poor in areas where my talking becomes unintelligible, my apologies for that it's due to the camera's mic intermittently attenuating and cutting out and also bad positioning of the mic too, so whatever you don't understand just take more notice of the pictures as a picture is worth a 1000 words. I actually filmed this doco specifically for American vintage VTR/camera collector Richard Diehl who has a brilliant collection which can be seen on his website http://www.labguysworld.com/ , so that's who I was thanking for the box of camera tubes at 4:11. Sadly over the years I had to give away or sell off some of the featured gear due to them being non operational hence no practical use to me, the Philips N1500 broke a video head some weeks after this doco was made so I eventually sold it along with the PYE VCR1780 and a non-working N1700 to one of my video collector friends in Sydney who has more tech knowledge than I do on servicing video machines. As for the cameras the JVC GR-C1, National WVP-50N, my other National WVP-100N, Sharp XC-51 went to an electronics recycle centre that re-sells old appliances. Space was an issue and so my priorities was to keep what I can practically use. The Sony AVC-3200CE camera had a blurred picture and specs of dirt on the tube, I have since cleaned the tube and have adjusted the electrical focus so it now makes much better pictures!:) Anyhow so that's my doco featuring my vintage videotape recorder and camera collection I had back in 2003, those who were brave enough to watch it all the way through I hope you enjoyed it!:D -
A Day in the Life of TV-8 News - KCCI Des Moines "Time Capsule" January 1980
KCCI TV-8 "Time Capsule" Program - January 1980 This is the KCCI-TV (Channel 8, CBS) program "Time Capsule" that was produced and aired in January 1980. This edition of the program encapsulated a day in the life of the TV-8 Newsroom. This particular day included the visit of Vice President Walter Mondale to Des Moines and the KCCI studios. Bob McNamara from CBS News was in the building that day following the VP. Both men are interviewed in the program. Co-hosts Kent Peterson and Connie McBurney narrate as we are taken through a typical day at the station. We learn about story selection and assignments, see a couple of field stories produced, the elements of newscast preparation and production, how the director works with the anchors (who were their own producers at the time), and what goes on in the control room during a newscast. This program provides interviews with many of the people who anchored and reported the news at TV-8 at that time. This was a very interesting time for television, particularly local news. It's hard to know if Kent and Connie were aware of the shift taking place, and that is what prompted them to make this program, or if they simply wanted to capture the work of their colleagues. That shift was the newsroom's transition from film to videotape. There is mention in the program of the newer equipment, with one photographer interviewed saying that she hopes some day the equipment could somehow be made smaller and lighter, and more light sensitive (little did she know what was in store!) Looking back, embracing ENG (Electronic News Gathering) equipment was a huge step for any station (not unlike the transition to digital broadcasting in the late 2000s) and TV news has never been the same since. The source video is courtesy of Mark Braun (former KCCI reporter who appears in the video -- now a lawyer in the state of Nevada). My strong, personal interest in this program is that my father, former TV-8 (and WOI-5) anchor George Wylie, is featured throughout. Also, this is the 'era' of KCCI when I often visited my dad at the station at 9th and Pleasant Streets in Des Moines, so this is a wonderful trip down memory lane. These people and the equipment you see if what got me interested in what has now become my career -- video production. George Wylie passed away October of 2010. This video includes seeing and/or hearing from people including: Russ Van Dyke, Paul Rhodes, Connie McBurney, Kevin Cooney, Rick Fredericksen, George Wylie, Almo Hawkins, Brooks Humphreys, Doug Cretsinger (director, voice-talent and on-camera pitchman), Kent Peterson, Bill Johnson, Mark Braun, Mike Reynolds (Assignment Editor and News Open Announcer), Michelle Morrissey Burgad (photographer), Dolph Pulliam, Anne Hawkins, Mark Swanson (photographer), Dave Busiek, Jay Snyder, Pete Kalmes (director), Pete Taylor, Heidi Soliday, Bill Rhode (engineer / technical director) and others in the news, including Dr. R.C. Wooters (Polk County, Iowa, Medical Examiner). NOTES: - The slate that appears at the opening of the video is actually from the 2nd break, but it was the only slate on the recording, so I moved it to the beginning. - The 'false ceiling' seen in the studio shots was a popular video slight of hand of the time -- positioning the camera behind the smaller, portable ceiling 'set,' allowed stations to make it look as though the studio had a finished ceiling. - Director Doug Cretsinger uses abbreviations when calling the shots during the newscast -- "Victor 5" was a quick way of saying VTR 5 -- Video Tape Recorder number 5 -- "Jenny In -- Jenny Out" (phonetic spelling) was for 'ge-ne' short for Character Genetrator, the computer that placed This video is posted for historical archive purposes in order to demonstrate the news and news production style as of the date of production in a Midwestern television market in the United States. No claim of copyright is expressed or implied. -
1976 Salem NH Police Department Career Video
This video was originally produced for Salem High School students interested in a career in law enforcement. It's a great time capsule of local law enforcement equipment and methods used in the 1970's, including the radio and light bar in a 1976 Crown Vic cruiser. Officer Ed Dube explains his reponsibilities and educational background as a patrolman in Salem, New Hampshire. Videotaped with a monochrome Sony Portapak portable reel to reel videotape recorder. From the Salem School District Media videotape archives -
Liszt Piano Sonata in B minor, S 178 by Chi Xu
Part of the recital in Baltimore March, 2015 Chi Xu, Pianist (p.s. provided by non-professional videotape recorder) -
How to record PC Games! No LAG! Anyone can do it!
A detailed and straight to the point guide on how to record PC games without lag. I also show you how to split audio so you can record voice communications on a separate audio stream! A complete beginners guide anyone can follow. Leave a Like :) Programs used: http://dxtory.com/v2-download-en.html http://lags.leetcode.net/codec.html http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.htm#download -
The Dating Game - May 20th 1969 NO AUDIO!!!
BEFORE YOU ASK, THERE IS NO SOUND ON THIS VIDEO!!! This episode of the Daytime version of The Dating Game is listed as airing on May 20th, 1969. At this time the show was airing in color, however ABC made Black & White film copies known as Kinescope for ABC affiliates who wish to air the show but not at the time ABC was airing it in the U.S. Videotape at the time was still new and expensive, a reel of 2' wide videotape that can hold 90 mins worth of content cost $750 and video tape was marketed to be erased and re-used. Small TV Stations either owned one Video Tape Recorder or none at all depended on Kinescopes for Re-airing programs. By the 1970's U-Matic 3/4 inch video tape became a staple at Small and Large TV Station across the U.S. and Kinescopes process died away. The transfer of the 16mm film was made by a friend of mine who was unable to record the audio track that exist along the side of the film. The way the transfer was done was crude at best. If your wonder a basic transfer cost around $200-$400 and a High Quality Transfer can cost around $500-$750 Even though there is no sound I upload this as a historic piece of TV History -
Master Class - Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Introduction to Programming (Level 1)
Link to next related video (Level 2): http://youtu.be/el6pmhdbNo0 Old VHS videotape (released in 1984) about using & programming the popular ZX Spectrum personal computer. David Redclift, a leading programmer introduces you to Basic Programming on the Sinclair Spectrum. From the fundamentals of the machine, screen and keyboard to the construction of a basic program. He will also show you how data entered at the keyboard can be translated into the text and graphics on the screen. 4 basic programs are included - TEST, WEIGHT, SCENE, GRAPH - wich can be transferred onto your computer as follows: 1. Connect the line out or headphone socket of the video recorder to the mic in socket of the tape recorder. 2. Run the video tape to the appropiate program "transfer" shown on your video tape and freeze frame. 3. Start your tape recorder 4. Start your video recorder and record the program onto a blank computer casette. 5. Switch off the casette recorder when the video-tape diagram and high pitched tone stop. 6. To load the recorded program follow the instuctions given in the user guide provided with your computer. - Index of Contents - First Session: - What you need to know - What the machine is capable of - Explanation and examples - The Keys - The Cursor - The Screen - How to get each key functioning - Enter key - Line numbers - The beginning of your first program - Using the line numbers in your program - Run key - Basic statements and their meaning in a program - Correcting mistakes - Editing - A PROGRAM FOR YOU TO COPY AND PRACTISE. - Transfer of the program from video to your computer. Second Session: - Explaining the program - 'THE BODY WEIGHT CALCULATOR' - Analyzing the program - How it was writen - Looking at the statements used - Learning about why these statements were used and their functions - Transfer of the program from video to your computer. Third Session: - Practice session on this program - An introduction to graphics on the ZX Spectrum - How to produce graphics - Using PLOT, DRAW, CIRCLE - Screen Size - Explanation - Examples - Subroutines - Randomize - RND - What are their functions - What do they mean - Examples of them in use - Transfer of a program for you to use and practise with - Final practice session. -
Master Class - Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Introduction to Programming (Level 2)
Link to previous related video (Level 1): http://youtu.be/0Tt8TmVc2h8 Old VHS videotape (released in 1984) about using & programming the popular ZX Spectrum personal computer. David Redclift, a leading programmer introduces you to the more advanced aspects of programming: ARRAY HANDLINGS, STRING SLICING AND ANIMATION... The tape contains 3 programs for transferring to your computer to show how a complete program can be produced by using these facilities. 'HANGMAN' and 'MINEFIELD' can be modified by the viewer. Transfer the programs to a computer casette as follows:- 1. Connect the line out or headphone socket of the video recorder to the mic in socket of the tape recorder. 2. Run the video tape to the appropiate program "transfer" shown on your video tape and freeze frame. 3. Start your tape recorder 4. Start your video recorder and record the program onto a blank computer casette. 5. Switch off the casette recorder when the video-tape diagram and high pitched tone stop. 6. To load the recorded program follow the instuctions given in the user guide provided with your computer. - Index of Contents - Fist Session: - Further features of basic programming - Large amounts of data - How to use the facilities - String manipulation - Animation - Facilities for holding data - Storing raw material (data) - Restore statements - Data statements - An array of data statements - Information - DIM statements - Transfer of the program so far ilustration of how to transfer - Practice session Second Session: - String manipulation - Game "HANGMAN" - How to use string manipulation in this game - Transfer of the game to computer - Practice session on this program Third Session: - Learning how it was put together and functions it performs - BUILDING YOUR OWN GAME - User defined chararcters - A FULL PROGRAM - MINEFIELD - ANIMATION - How animation is used - How to make your own characters - Transfer of the program - WATCH OUT FOR THE SURPRISE -
Yandere Simulator - All Cassette Tapes
The voice actor here is really good at his job. So this is all of the Yandere Simulator cassette tapes, where it is and what they play. 1st tape: 2:42 2nd tape: 4:27 3rd tape: 5:51 4th tape: 7:17 5th tape: 8:37 6th tape: 10:37 7th tape: 12:39 8th tape: 14:28 9th tape: 16:23 10th tape: 18:49 (Noticable cut in this. This was due to Bandicam only letting me record 10 mins of gameplay.)
Cultivo de Bromelias Alcanterea Imperialis - 40' min VERSION
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- Duration: 40:44
- Updated: 17 Nov 2011
- views: 18365
Cultivo de Bromélias Alcantarea Imperialis - Video Educativo - Produced by: Lucia Sá and Marcus Paiva - Directed by: Abaete Palma - Brasil - Analogic field ta...
Cultivo de Bromélias Alcantarea Imperialis - Video Educativo - Produced by: Lucia Sá and Marcus Paiva - Directed by: Abaete Palma - Brasil - Analogic field tape tormat: SuperVHS videotape - Camera 1988 Panasonic PV-S350 - Analogic master tape format: Betacam SP - videotape recorder Betacam UVW-1800 sony - Edited non linear on Abekas Microsphere Digital Workstation - Production Year 2000 - Time 40 min
wn.com/Cultivo De Bromelias Alcanterea Imperialis 40' Min Version
Cultivo de Bromélias Alcantarea Imperialis - Video Educativo - Produced by: Lucia Sá and Marcus Paiva - Directed by: Abaete Palma - Brasil - Analogic field tape tormat: SuperVHS videotape - Camera 1988 Panasonic PV-S350 - Analogic master tape format: Betacam SP - videotape recorder Betacam UVW-1800 sony - Edited non linear on Abekas Microsphere Digital Workstation - Production Year 2000 - Time 40 min
- published: 17 Nov 2011
- views: 18365
Mandali Moments Eruch Seekers.mov
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:39
- Updated: 28 Mar 2011
- views: 2012
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to profe...
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
wn.com/Mandali Moments Eruch Seekers.Mov
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
- published: 28 Mar 2011
- views: 2012
Mandali Moments Eruch How to Love Baba.mov
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:57
- Updated: 20 Mar 2011
- views: 4865
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to profe...
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
wn.com/Mandali Moments Eruch How To Love Baba.Mov
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
- published: 20 Mar 2011
- views: 4865
Mandali Moments Padri.mov
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 70:23
- Updated: 02 Apr 2011
- views: 3259
Please note: this video is a compilation of "Mandali Moments Padri Parts 1,2, 3, 4 and 5"
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel...
Please note: this video is a compilation of "Mandali Moments Padri Parts 1,2, 3, 4 and 5"
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
wn.com/Mandali Moments Padri.Mov
Please note: this video is a compilation of "Mandali Moments Padri Parts 1,2, 3, 4 and 5"
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
- published: 02 Apr 2011
- views: 3259
Mandali Moments Mehera.mov
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:36
- Updated: 01 Apr 2011
- views: 1927
Please note: this video is a compilation of "Mandali Moments Mehera Parts 1, 2 and 3".
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to...
Please note: this video is a compilation of "Mandali Moments Mehera Parts 1, 2 and 3".
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
wn.com/Mandali Moments Mehera.Mov
Please note: this video is a compilation of "Mandali Moments Mehera Parts 1, 2 and 3".
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
- published: 01 Apr 2011
- views: 1927
Mandali Moments Meher Baba's Gestures.mov
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- Duration: 83:23
- Updated: 27 Apr 2011
- views: 2486
Please note that this video is a compilation of Mandali Moments Mani and Eruch Baba's gestures Part 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Me...
Please note that this video is a compilation of Mandali Moments Mani and Eruch Baba's gestures Part 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
wn.com/Mandali Moments Meher Baba's Gestures.Mov
Please note that this video is a compilation of Mandali Moments Mani and Eruch Baba's gestures Part 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others, telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
There are a total of 12 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as horizontal flashes of white).
- published: 27 Apr 2011
- views: 2486
Mandali Moments Eruch Remembering Obeying.mov
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:19
- Updated: 11 Mar 2011
- views: 932
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to profe...
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others , telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
In this video Eruch tells two wonderful stories from his life with Baba.
There are a total of 13 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as flashes of white).
wn.com/Mandali Moments Eruch Remembering Obeying.Mov
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape recorder. Kristine Wyld arranged for the tapes to be converted to professional quality analogue Betacam SP tapes, to help preserve them.
The tapes are of Mehera, Mani, Eruch, Padri and others , telling wonderful tales of their lives with Baba.
In this video Eruch tells two wonderful stories from his life with Baba.
There are a total of 13 tapes, each approximately 30 minutes long.
We are not sure of the chronology of the tapes, and therefore the order of release of the tapes does not follow any particular chronology.
The tapes have been "denoised", and adjustments made to the brightness and contrast. I have generally not attempted to remove the "drop outs" (seen as flashes of white).
- published: 11 Mar 2011
- views: 932
Pro Turbo VW Drag Racing: PRA '94
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- Duration: 27:01
- Updated: 23 Feb 2015
- views: 4876
PRA Pro Turbo VW drag racing has been called "the class where anything can happen", and you can see that in this video. Watch a group of hardcore VW drag racers...
PRA Pro Turbo VW drag racing has been called "the class where anything can happen", and you can see that in this video. Watch a group of hardcore VW drag racers push their force-fed flat fours to the limit, and beyond! Volkswagen drag racing legend Chris Bubetz was the man to beat in 1994, and the points title chase went down to the wire, with three race car drivers still in the hunt at the final race of the year.
Ron Townsend was the 1993 PRA Pro Turbo points champion, and in 1994 he debuted a Dave Kawell-built turbo engine that had record-setting potential in it. Manny Flores in Yellow Trouble worked his way up the ladder to lead the 1994 points chase. Steve Ortega brought out a sweet ride that also had the potential to shake up the class rankings. VW drag racing doesn't get much better than this!
This video wraps up with an onboard camera pass, from startup to shutdown, with Chris Bubetz behind the wheel of his record-setting VW drag racing bug. Onboard camera footage is a given in 2015, with a GoPro camera, but back in 1994, things were much more difficult. It had to be done by bolting the Hi8 videotape recorder to a padded box on the floor. There was a remote video camera head bolted to the roll cage, that had it's own power supply. Accelerate too quickly, and the tape would start skipping in the recorder, and ruin the footage. Not a trivial undertaking, by any means.
wn.com/Pro Turbo Vw Drag Racing Pra '94
PRA Pro Turbo VW drag racing has been called "the class where anything can happen", and you can see that in this video. Watch a group of hardcore VW drag racers push their force-fed flat fours to the limit, and beyond! Volkswagen drag racing legend Chris Bubetz was the man to beat in 1994, and the points title chase went down to the wire, with three race car drivers still in the hunt at the final race of the year.
Ron Townsend was the 1993 PRA Pro Turbo points champion, and in 1994 he debuted a Dave Kawell-built turbo engine that had record-setting potential in it. Manny Flores in Yellow Trouble worked his way up the ladder to lead the 1994 points chase. Steve Ortega brought out a sweet ride that also had the potential to shake up the class rankings. VW drag racing doesn't get much better than this!
This video wraps up with an onboard camera pass, from startup to shutdown, with Chris Bubetz behind the wheel of his record-setting VW drag racing bug. Onboard camera footage is a given in 2015, with a GoPro camera, but back in 1994, things were much more difficult. It had to be done by bolting the Hi8 videotape recorder to a padded box on the floor. There was a remote video camera head bolted to the roll cage, that had it's own power supply. Accelerate too quickly, and the tape would start skipping in the recorder, and ruin the footage. Not a trivial undertaking, by any means.
- published: 23 Feb 2015
- views: 4876
Nellie weet wat zij wil... (BB00484)
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- Duration: 28:53
- Updated: 14 Mar 2014
- views: 188
Op 14 maart 1956 demonstreerde de AMPEX Corporation uit de Verenigde Staten zijn eerste commerciële videotape recorder, de VRX-1000 (later hernoemd als Mark IV)...
Op 14 maart 1956 demonstreerde de AMPEX Corporation uit de Verenigde Staten zijn eerste commerciële videotape recorder, de VRX-1000 (later hernoemd als Mark IV). Videoapparatuur werd echter voornamelijk nog voor professionele doeleinden gebruikt; het zou nog enkele decennia duren voor videocamera's en --recorders gemeengoed werden. Particulieren gebruikten voornamelijk nog 8mm, en vanaf 1963 Super 8mm smalfilm, maar ook veel productiebedrijven uit die tijd maakten nog jaren nadien gebruik van de professionele formaten 35mm of 16mm film, waarmee een betere beeldkwaliteit behaald kon worden en wat toen nog gemakkelijker in het gebruik was. Een mooi voorbeeld uit de collectie van het Historisch Centrum Overijssel (HCO) van een professioneel gemaakte bedrijfsfilm, ook uit 1956, is 'Nellie weet wat zij wil...'
Dit is een bedrijfsfilm van de firma Bendien uit Almelo, waarin het meisje Nelly Verschoor bij IJssalon Talamini in Almelo aan haar vriendin Henny Pas vertelt hoe zij na het beëindigen van de meisjesvakschool bij Bendien ging werken, met beelden van het eerste gesprek bij de personeelsdirectrice, die onder meer vertelt over de sociale afdeling en de dokterskamer, de vertoning van de film 'De fabricage van Bendien's Oxford-kleding' voor een groep nieuwe meisjes in de bedrijfskantine, waarin te zien het kledingontwerp door de modelleur, de patronen maken op de intekenafdeling, de stof snijden op de knipzaal, de jasjes naaien op de naaizaal in Almelo, de perskamer, het transport van stoffen per vrachtauto naar Nijmegen, broeken naaien in een atelier aldaar, het transport van stoffen per vrachtauto naar Emmen, vesten naaien in atelier aldaar, kleding persen in Almelo, knopen aanzetten, kaartjes aan de kleding hangen, de eindcontrole van de kostuums, de opslag in het magazijn, het naaien van werkkleding onder de merknaam BEVA in het atelier te Borne, de verschillende eindproducten, waaronder diverse Oxford-kostuums en overjassen, BEVA-werkkleding, Oxford-kinderjassen en jongenskostuums, na afloop gaan de nieuwe meisjes naar de naaiklas, en verder een beeld van de verschillende sociale activiteiten bij de fabriek, zoals de personeelsvereniging, de bedrijfsfanfare en -korps meisjestamboers, de bedrijfsvolleybalclub en de watersportclub. Ingesproken door Nelly Verschoor & Henny Pas, tekst: H. Zwier & J. Scheper.
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Op 14 maart 1956 demonstreerde de AMPEX Corporation uit de Verenigde Staten zijn eerste commerciële videotape recorder, de VRX-1000 (later hernoemd als Mark IV). Videoapparatuur werd echter voornamelijk nog voor professionele doeleinden gebruikt; het zou nog enkele decennia duren voor videocamera's en --recorders gemeengoed werden. Particulieren gebruikten voornamelijk nog 8mm, en vanaf 1963 Super 8mm smalfilm, maar ook veel productiebedrijven uit die tijd maakten nog jaren nadien gebruik van de professionele formaten 35mm of 16mm film, waarmee een betere beeldkwaliteit behaald kon worden en wat toen nog gemakkelijker in het gebruik was. Een mooi voorbeeld uit de collectie van het Historisch Centrum Overijssel (HCO) van een professioneel gemaakte bedrijfsfilm, ook uit 1956, is 'Nellie weet wat zij wil...'
Dit is een bedrijfsfilm van de firma Bendien uit Almelo, waarin het meisje Nelly Verschoor bij IJssalon Talamini in Almelo aan haar vriendin Henny Pas vertelt hoe zij na het beëindigen van de meisjesvakschool bij Bendien ging werken, met beelden van het eerste gesprek bij de personeelsdirectrice, die onder meer vertelt over de sociale afdeling en de dokterskamer, de vertoning van de film 'De fabricage van Bendien's Oxford-kleding' voor een groep nieuwe meisjes in de bedrijfskantine, waarin te zien het kledingontwerp door de modelleur, de patronen maken op de intekenafdeling, de stof snijden op de knipzaal, de jasjes naaien op de naaizaal in Almelo, de perskamer, het transport van stoffen per vrachtauto naar Nijmegen, broeken naaien in een atelier aldaar, het transport van stoffen per vrachtauto naar Emmen, vesten naaien in atelier aldaar, kleding persen in Almelo, knopen aanzetten, kaartjes aan de kleding hangen, de eindcontrole van de kostuums, de opslag in het magazijn, het naaien van werkkleding onder de merknaam BEVA in het atelier te Borne, de verschillende eindproducten, waaronder diverse Oxford-kostuums en overjassen, BEVA-werkkleding, Oxford-kinderjassen en jongenskostuums, na afloop gaan de nieuwe meisjes naar de naaiklas, en verder een beeld van de verschillende sociale activiteiten bij de fabriek, zoals de personeelsvereniging, de bedrijfsfanfare en -korps meisjestamboers, de bedrijfsvolleybalclub en de watersportclub. Ingesproken door Nelly Verschoor & Henny Pas, tekst: H. Zwier & J. Scheper.
- published: 14 Mar 2014
- views: 188
Brett And Friends. Unemployment Is Not Working.
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- Duration: 22:04
- Updated: 30 Mar 2015
- views: 1787
From the Film Australia Collection. Made by Film Australia 1978. Directed by Susan Varga and Rod Freeman. Explores the attitudes to work of five boys in the Riv...
From the Film Australia Collection. Made by Film Australia 1978. Directed by Susan Varga and Rod Freeman. Explores the attitudes to work of five boys in the Riverwood area of Sydney and their sense of place and community. This film was one of the first to be shot on videotape by Film Australia. A very early portable reel to reel style Sony videotape recorder was used and by contrast to existing film stocks or later formats of video or digital the results are of poor quality. It did usher in a new style of film making however with minimal crew and reduced production costs.
wn.com/Brett And Friends. Unemployment Is Not Working.
From the Film Australia Collection. Made by Film Australia 1978. Directed by Susan Varga and Rod Freeman. Explores the attitudes to work of five boys in the Riverwood area of Sydney and their sense of place and community. This film was one of the first to be shot on videotape by Film Australia. A very early portable reel to reel style Sony videotape recorder was used and by contrast to existing film stocks or later formats of video or digital the results are of poor quality. It did usher in a new style of film making however with minimal crew and reduced production costs.
- published: 30 Mar 2015
- views: 1787
Troys Vintage Video Gear Collection (2003)
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- Duration: 60:38
- Updated: 26 Feb 2012
- views: 2101
This is an hour long documentary on my vintage videotape recorder and camera collection I made way back in 2003 before I grew my hair lol. In this doco I featur...
This is an hour long documentary on my vintage videotape recorder and camera collection I made way back in 2003 before I grew my hair lol. In this doco I feature my vintage video recorders and cameras I had at the time and show them in operation. The gear featured in this doco includes:
Philips N1500 VCR
2 Philips N1700 VCRs
PYE VCR1780 VCR
Sony CV-2100CE VTR
Sony AVC-3200CE 2/3" B&W; vidicon camera
National WVP-50N colour saticon camera
National WVP-100N colour saticon camera
National WV-3200N colour vidicon camera
Sharp XC-51 colour saticon camera
Hitachi VK-C850 colour saticon camera
JVC GR-C1 colour saticon camcorder
I filmed this doco on my 1984 National WVP-100N saticon tube colour camera and recorded it to VHS cassette. The audio ranges from okay to very poor in areas where my talking becomes unintelligible, my apologies for that it's due to the camera's mic intermittently attenuating and cutting out and also bad positioning of the mic too, so whatever you don't understand just take more notice of the pictures as a picture is worth a 1000 words. I actually filmed this doco specifically for American vintage VTR/camera collector Richard Diehl who has a brilliant collection which can be seen on his website http://www.labguysworld.com/ , so that's who I was thanking for the box of camera tubes at 4:11. Sadly over the years I had to give away or sell off some of the featured gear due to them being non operational hence no practical use to me, the Philips N1500 broke a video head some weeks after this doco was made so I eventually sold it along with the PYE VCR1780 and a non-working N1700 to one of my video collector friends in Sydney who has more tech knowledge than I do on servicing video machines. As for the cameras the JVC GR-C1, National WVP-50N, my other National WVP-100N, Sharp XC-51 went to an electronics recycle centre that re-sells old appliances. Space was an issue and so my priorities was to keep what I can practically use. The Sony AVC-3200CE camera had a blurred picture and specs of dirt on the tube, I have since cleaned the tube and have adjusted the electrical focus so it now makes much better pictures!:) Anyhow so that's my doco featuring my vintage videotape recorder and camera collection I had back in 2003, those who were brave enough to watch it all the way through I hope you enjoyed it!:D
wn.com/Troys Vintage Video Gear Collection (2003)
This is an hour long documentary on my vintage videotape recorder and camera collection I made way back in 2003 before I grew my hair lol. In this doco I feature my vintage video recorders and cameras I had at the time and show them in operation. The gear featured in this doco includes:
Philips N1500 VCR
2 Philips N1700 VCRs
PYE VCR1780 VCR
Sony CV-2100CE VTR
Sony AVC-3200CE 2/3" B&W; vidicon camera
National WVP-50N colour saticon camera
National WVP-100N colour saticon camera
National WV-3200N colour vidicon camera
Sharp XC-51 colour saticon camera
Hitachi VK-C850 colour saticon camera
JVC GR-C1 colour saticon camcorder
I filmed this doco on my 1984 National WVP-100N saticon tube colour camera and recorded it to VHS cassette. The audio ranges from okay to very poor in areas where my talking becomes unintelligible, my apologies for that it's due to the camera's mic intermittently attenuating and cutting out and also bad positioning of the mic too, so whatever you don't understand just take more notice of the pictures as a picture is worth a 1000 words. I actually filmed this doco specifically for American vintage VTR/camera collector Richard Diehl who has a brilliant collection which can be seen on his website http://www.labguysworld.com/ , so that's who I was thanking for the box of camera tubes at 4:11. Sadly over the years I had to give away or sell off some of the featured gear due to them being non operational hence no practical use to me, the Philips N1500 broke a video head some weeks after this doco was made so I eventually sold it along with the PYE VCR1780 and a non-working N1700 to one of my video collector friends in Sydney who has more tech knowledge than I do on servicing video machines. As for the cameras the JVC GR-C1, National WVP-50N, my other National WVP-100N, Sharp XC-51 went to an electronics recycle centre that re-sells old appliances. Space was an issue and so my priorities was to keep what I can practically use. The Sony AVC-3200CE camera had a blurred picture and specs of dirt on the tube, I have since cleaned the tube and have adjusted the electrical focus so it now makes much better pictures!:) Anyhow so that's my doco featuring my vintage videotape recorder and camera collection I had back in 2003, those who were brave enough to watch it all the way through I hope you enjoyed it!:D
- published: 26 Feb 2012
- views: 2101
A Day in the Life of TV-8 News - KCCI Des Moines "Time Capsule" January 1980
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- Duration: 23:49
- Updated: 07 Dec 2015
- views: 629
KCCI TV-8 "Time Capsule" Program - January 1980
This is the KCCI-TV (Channel 8, CBS) program "Time Capsule" that was produced and aired in January 1980. This e...
KCCI TV-8 "Time Capsule" Program - January 1980
This is the KCCI-TV (Channel 8, CBS) program "Time Capsule" that was produced and aired in January 1980. This edition of the program encapsulated a day in the life of the TV-8 Newsroom.
This particular day included the visit of Vice President Walter Mondale to Des Moines and the KCCI studios. Bob McNamara from CBS News was in the building that day following the VP. Both men are interviewed in the program.
Co-hosts Kent Peterson and Connie McBurney narrate as we are taken through a typical day at the station. We learn about story selection and assignments, see a couple of field stories produced, the elements of newscast preparation and production, how the director works with the anchors (who were their own producers at the time), and what goes on in the control room during a newscast.
This program provides interviews with many of the people who
anchored and reported the news at TV-8 at that time.
This was a very interesting time for television, particularly local news. It's hard to know if Kent and Connie were aware of the shift taking place, and that is what prompted them to make this program, or if they simply wanted to capture the work of their colleagues. That shift was the newsroom's transition from film to videotape. There is mention in the program of the newer equipment, with one photographer interviewed saying that she hopes some day the equipment could somehow be made smaller and lighter, and more light sensitive (little did she know what was in store!)
Looking back, embracing ENG (Electronic News Gathering) equipment was a huge step for any station (not unlike the transition to digital broadcasting in the late 2000s)
and TV news has never been the same since.
The source video is courtesy of Mark Braun (former KCCI reporter who appears in the video -- now a lawyer in the state of Nevada).
My strong, personal interest in this program is that my father, former TV-8 (and WOI-5) anchor George Wylie, is featured throughout. Also, this is the 'era' of KCCI when I often visited my dad at the station at 9th and Pleasant Streets in Des Moines, so this is a wonderful trip down memory lane. These people and the equipment you see if what got me interested in what has now become my career -- video production. George Wylie passed away October of 2010.
This video includes seeing and/or hearing from people including: Russ Van Dyke, Paul Rhodes, Connie McBurney, Kevin Cooney, Rick Fredericksen, George Wylie, Almo Hawkins, Brooks Humphreys, Doug Cretsinger (director, voice-talent and on-camera pitchman), Kent Peterson, Bill Johnson, Mark Braun, Mike Reynolds (Assignment Editor and News Open Announcer), Michelle Morrissey Burgad (photographer), Dolph Pulliam, Anne Hawkins, Mark Swanson (photographer), Dave Busiek, Jay Snyder, Pete Kalmes (director), Pete Taylor, Heidi Soliday, Bill Rhode (engineer / technical director) and others in the news, including Dr. R.C. Wooters (Polk County, Iowa, Medical Examiner).
NOTES:
- The slate that appears at the opening of the video is actually from the 2nd break, but it was the only slate on the recording, so I moved it to the beginning.
- The 'false ceiling' seen in the studio shots was a popular video slight of hand of the time -- positioning the camera behind the smaller, portable ceiling 'set,' allowed stations to make it look as though the studio had a finished ceiling.
- Director Doug Cretsinger uses abbreviations when calling the shots during the newscast -- "Victor 5" was a quick way of saying VTR 5 -- Video Tape Recorder number 5 -- "Jenny In -- Jenny Out" (phonetic spelling) was for 'ge-ne' short for Character Genetrator, the computer that placed
This video is posted for historical archive purposes in order to demonstrate the news and news production style as of the date of production in a Midwestern television market in the United States. No claim of copyright is expressed or implied.
wn.com/A Day In The Life Of Tv 8 News Kcci Des Moines Time Capsule January 1980
KCCI TV-8 "Time Capsule" Program - January 1980
This is the KCCI-TV (Channel 8, CBS) program "Time Capsule" that was produced and aired in January 1980. This edition of the program encapsulated a day in the life of the TV-8 Newsroom.
This particular day included the visit of Vice President Walter Mondale to Des Moines and the KCCI studios. Bob McNamara from CBS News was in the building that day following the VP. Both men are interviewed in the program.
Co-hosts Kent Peterson and Connie McBurney narrate as we are taken through a typical day at the station. We learn about story selection and assignments, see a couple of field stories produced, the elements of newscast preparation and production, how the director works with the anchors (who were their own producers at the time), and what goes on in the control room during a newscast.
This program provides interviews with many of the people who
anchored and reported the news at TV-8 at that time.
This was a very interesting time for television, particularly local news. It's hard to know if Kent and Connie were aware of the shift taking place, and that is what prompted them to make this program, or if they simply wanted to capture the work of their colleagues. That shift was the newsroom's transition from film to videotape. There is mention in the program of the newer equipment, with one photographer interviewed saying that she hopes some day the equipment could somehow be made smaller and lighter, and more light sensitive (little did she know what was in store!)
Looking back, embracing ENG (Electronic News Gathering) equipment was a huge step for any station (not unlike the transition to digital broadcasting in the late 2000s)
and TV news has never been the same since.
The source video is courtesy of Mark Braun (former KCCI reporter who appears in the video -- now a lawyer in the state of Nevada).
My strong, personal interest in this program is that my father, former TV-8 (and WOI-5) anchor George Wylie, is featured throughout. Also, this is the 'era' of KCCI when I often visited my dad at the station at 9th and Pleasant Streets in Des Moines, so this is a wonderful trip down memory lane. These people and the equipment you see if what got me interested in what has now become my career -- video production. George Wylie passed away October of 2010.
This video includes seeing and/or hearing from people including: Russ Van Dyke, Paul Rhodes, Connie McBurney, Kevin Cooney, Rick Fredericksen, George Wylie, Almo Hawkins, Brooks Humphreys, Doug Cretsinger (director, voice-talent and on-camera pitchman), Kent Peterson, Bill Johnson, Mark Braun, Mike Reynolds (Assignment Editor and News Open Announcer), Michelle Morrissey Burgad (photographer), Dolph Pulliam, Anne Hawkins, Mark Swanson (photographer), Dave Busiek, Jay Snyder, Pete Kalmes (director), Pete Taylor, Heidi Soliday, Bill Rhode (engineer / technical director) and others in the news, including Dr. R.C. Wooters (Polk County, Iowa, Medical Examiner).
NOTES:
- The slate that appears at the opening of the video is actually from the 2nd break, but it was the only slate on the recording, so I moved it to the beginning.
- The 'false ceiling' seen in the studio shots was a popular video slight of hand of the time -- positioning the camera behind the smaller, portable ceiling 'set,' allowed stations to make it look as though the studio had a finished ceiling.
- Director Doug Cretsinger uses abbreviations when calling the shots during the newscast -- "Victor 5" was a quick way of saying VTR 5 -- Video Tape Recorder number 5 -- "Jenny In -- Jenny Out" (phonetic spelling) was for 'ge-ne' short for Character Genetrator, the computer that placed
This video is posted for historical archive purposes in order to demonstrate the news and news production style as of the date of production in a Midwestern television market in the United States. No claim of copyright is expressed or implied.
- published: 07 Dec 2015
- views: 629
1976 Salem NH Police Department Career Video
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- Duration: 22:22
- Updated: 31 Aug 2012
- views: 2207
This video was originally produced for Salem High School students interested in a career in law enforcement. It's a great time capsule of local law enforcement ...
This video was originally produced for Salem High School students interested in a career in law enforcement. It's a great time capsule of local law enforcement equipment and methods used in the 1970's, including the radio and light bar in a 1976 Crown Vic cruiser. Officer Ed Dube explains his reponsibilities and educational background as a patrolman in Salem, New Hampshire. Videotaped with a monochrome Sony Portapak portable reel to reel videotape recorder.
From the Salem School District Media videotape archives
wn.com/1976 Salem Nh Police Department Career Video
This video was originally produced for Salem High School students interested in a career in law enforcement. It's a great time capsule of local law enforcement equipment and methods used in the 1970's, including the radio and light bar in a 1976 Crown Vic cruiser. Officer Ed Dube explains his reponsibilities and educational background as a patrolman in Salem, New Hampshire. Videotaped with a monochrome Sony Portapak portable reel to reel videotape recorder.
From the Salem School District Media videotape archives
- published: 31 Aug 2012
- views: 2207
Liszt Piano Sonata in B minor, S 178 by Chi Xu
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- Duration: 30:10
- Updated: 06 May 2015
- views: 84
Part of the recital in Baltimore
March, 2015
Chi Xu, Pianist
(p.s. provided by non-professional videotape recorder)
Part of the recital in Baltimore
March, 2015
Chi Xu, Pianist
(p.s. provided by non-professional videotape recorder)
wn.com/Liszt Piano Sonata In B Minor, S 178 By Chi Xu
Part of the recital in Baltimore
March, 2015
Chi Xu, Pianist
(p.s. provided by non-professional videotape recorder)
- published: 06 May 2015
- views: 84
How to record PC Games! No LAG! Anyone can do it!
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- Duration: 29:14
- Updated: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 1279360
A detailed and straight to the point guide on how to record PC games without lag. I also show you how to split audio so you can record voice communications on a...
A detailed and straight to the point guide on how to record PC games without lag. I also show you how to split audio so you can record voice communications on a separate audio stream! A complete beginners guide anyone can follow. Leave a Like :)
Programs used:
http://dxtory.com/v2-download-en.html
http://lags.leetcode.net/codec.html
http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.htm#download
wn.com/How To Record Pc Games No Lag Anyone Can Do It
A detailed and straight to the point guide on how to record PC games without lag. I also show you how to split audio so you can record voice communications on a separate audio stream! A complete beginners guide anyone can follow. Leave a Like :)
Programs used:
http://dxtory.com/v2-download-en.html
http://lags.leetcode.net/codec.html
http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.htm#download
- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 1279360
The Dating Game - May 20th 1969 NO AUDIO!!!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:26
- Updated: 12 Aug 2013
- views: 2417
BEFORE YOU ASK, THERE IS NO SOUND ON THIS VIDEO!!!
This episode of the Daytime version of The Dating Game is listed as airing on May 20th, 1969. At this time t...
BEFORE YOU ASK, THERE IS NO SOUND ON THIS VIDEO!!!
This episode of the Daytime version of The Dating Game is listed as airing on May 20th, 1969. At this time the show was airing in color, however ABC made Black & White film copies known as Kinescope for ABC affiliates who wish to air the show but not at the time ABC was airing it in the U.S.
Videotape at the time was still new and expensive, a reel of 2' wide videotape that can hold 90 mins worth of content cost $750 and video tape was marketed to be erased and re-used. Small TV Stations either owned one Video Tape Recorder or none at all depended on Kinescopes for Re-airing programs.
By the 1970's U-Matic 3/4 inch video tape became a staple at Small and Large TV Station across the U.S. and Kinescopes process died away.
The transfer of the 16mm film was made by a friend of mine who was unable to record the audio track that exist along the side of the film. The way the transfer was done was crude at best.
If your wonder a basic transfer cost around $200-$400 and a High Quality Transfer can cost around $500-$750
Even though there is no sound I upload this as a historic piece of TV History
wn.com/The Dating Game May 20Th 1969 No Audio
BEFORE YOU ASK, THERE IS NO SOUND ON THIS VIDEO!!!
This episode of the Daytime version of The Dating Game is listed as airing on May 20th, 1969. At this time the show was airing in color, however ABC made Black & White film copies known as Kinescope for ABC affiliates who wish to air the show but not at the time ABC was airing it in the U.S.
Videotape at the time was still new and expensive, a reel of 2' wide videotape that can hold 90 mins worth of content cost $750 and video tape was marketed to be erased and re-used. Small TV Stations either owned one Video Tape Recorder or none at all depended on Kinescopes for Re-airing programs.
By the 1970's U-Matic 3/4 inch video tape became a staple at Small and Large TV Station across the U.S. and Kinescopes process died away.
The transfer of the 16mm film was made by a friend of mine who was unable to record the audio track that exist along the side of the film. The way the transfer was done was crude at best.
If your wonder a basic transfer cost around $200-$400 and a High Quality Transfer can cost around $500-$750
Even though there is no sound I upload this as a historic piece of TV History
- published: 12 Aug 2013
- views: 2417
Master Class - Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Introduction to Programming (Level 1)
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- Duration: 60:48
- Updated: 09 Sep 2012
- views: 18339
Link to next related video (Level 2): http://youtu.be/el6pmhdbNo0
Old VHS videotape (released in 1984) about using & programming the popular ZX Spectrum persona...
Link to next related video (Level 2): http://youtu.be/el6pmhdbNo0
Old VHS videotape (released in 1984) about using & programming the popular ZX Spectrum personal computer.
David Redclift, a leading programmer introduces you to Basic Programming on the Sinclair Spectrum. From the fundamentals of the machine, screen and keyboard to the construction of a basic program. He will also show you how data entered at the keyboard can be translated into the text and graphics on the screen.
4 basic programs are included - TEST, WEIGHT, SCENE, GRAPH -
wich can be transferred onto your computer as follows:
1. Connect the line out or headphone socket of the video recorder to the mic in socket of the tape recorder.
2. Run the video tape to the appropiate program "transfer" shown on your video tape and freeze frame.
3. Start your tape recorder
4. Start your video recorder and record the program onto a blank computer casette.
5. Switch off the casette recorder when the video-tape diagram and high pitched tone stop.
6. To load the recorded program follow the instuctions given in the user guide provided with your computer.
- Index of Contents -
First Session:
- What you need to know - What the machine is capable of - Explanation and examples
- The Keys - The Cursor - The Screen - How to get each key functioning - Enter key
- Line numbers - The beginning of your first program - Using the line numbers in your program - Run key - Basic statements and their meaning in a program - Correcting mistakes - Editing
- A PROGRAM FOR YOU TO COPY AND PRACTISE.
- Transfer of the program from video to your computer.
Second Session:
- Explaining the program - 'THE BODY WEIGHT CALCULATOR'
- Analyzing the program - How it was writen - Looking at the statements used
- Learning about why these statements were used and their functions
- Transfer of the program from video to your computer.
Third Session:
- Practice session on this program - An introduction to graphics on the ZX Spectrum
- How to produce graphics - Using PLOT, DRAW, CIRCLE - Screen Size - Explanation
- Examples - Subroutines - Randomize - RND - What are their functions - What do they mean - Examples of them in use - Transfer of a program for you to use and practise with
- Final practice session.
wn.com/Master Class Sinclair Zx Spectrum Introduction To Programming (Level 1)
Link to next related video (Level 2): http://youtu.be/el6pmhdbNo0
Old VHS videotape (released in 1984) about using & programming the popular ZX Spectrum personal computer.
David Redclift, a leading programmer introduces you to Basic Programming on the Sinclair Spectrum. From the fundamentals of the machine, screen and keyboard to the construction of a basic program. He will also show you how data entered at the keyboard can be translated into the text and graphics on the screen.
4 basic programs are included - TEST, WEIGHT, SCENE, GRAPH -
wich can be transferred onto your computer as follows:
1. Connect the line out or headphone socket of the video recorder to the mic in socket of the tape recorder.
2. Run the video tape to the appropiate program "transfer" shown on your video tape and freeze frame.
3. Start your tape recorder
4. Start your video recorder and record the program onto a blank computer casette.
5. Switch off the casette recorder when the video-tape diagram and high pitched tone stop.
6. To load the recorded program follow the instuctions given in the user guide provided with your computer.
- Index of Contents -
First Session:
- What you need to know - What the machine is capable of - Explanation and examples
- The Keys - The Cursor - The Screen - How to get each key functioning - Enter key
- Line numbers - The beginning of your first program - Using the line numbers in your program - Run key - Basic statements and their meaning in a program - Correcting mistakes - Editing
- A PROGRAM FOR YOU TO COPY AND PRACTISE.
- Transfer of the program from video to your computer.
Second Session:
- Explaining the program - 'THE BODY WEIGHT CALCULATOR'
- Analyzing the program - How it was writen - Looking at the statements used
- Learning about why these statements were used and their functions
- Transfer of the program from video to your computer.
Third Session:
- Practice session on this program - An introduction to graphics on the ZX Spectrum
- How to produce graphics - Using PLOT, DRAW, CIRCLE - Screen Size - Explanation
- Examples - Subroutines - Randomize - RND - What are their functions - What do they mean - Examples of them in use - Transfer of a program for you to use and practise with
- Final practice session.
- published: 09 Sep 2012
- views: 18339
Master Class - Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Introduction to Programming (Level 2)
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- Duration: 54:15
- Updated: 12 Sep 2012
- views: 5985
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Old VHS videotape (released in 1984) about using & programming the popular ZX Spectrum per...
Link to previous related video (Level 1): http://youtu.be/0Tt8TmVc2h8
Old VHS videotape (released in 1984) about using & programming the popular ZX Spectrum personal computer.
David Redclift, a leading programmer introduces you to the more advanced aspects of programming: ARRAY HANDLINGS, STRING SLICING AND ANIMATION...
The tape contains 3 programs for transferring to your computer to show how a complete program can be produced by using these facilities. 'HANGMAN' and 'MINEFIELD' can be modified by the viewer. Transfer the programs to a computer casette as follows:-
1. Connect the line out or headphone socket of the video recorder to the mic in socket of the tape recorder.
2. Run the video tape to the appropiate program "transfer" shown on your video tape and freeze frame.
3. Start your tape recorder
4. Start your video recorder and record the program onto a blank computer casette.
5. Switch off the casette recorder when the video-tape diagram and high pitched tone stop.
6. To load the recorded program follow the instuctions given in the user guide provided with your computer.
- Index of Contents -
Fist Session:
- Further features of basic programming - Large amounts of data
- How to use the facilities - String manipulation - Animation
- Facilities for holding data - Storing raw material (data) - Restore statements
- Data statements - An array of data statements - Information - DIM statements
- Transfer of the program so far ilustration of how to transfer - Practice session
Second Session:
- String manipulation - Game "HANGMAN" - How to use string manipulation in this game
- Transfer of the game to computer - Practice session on this program
Third Session:
- Learning how it was put together and functions it performs - BUILDING YOUR OWN GAME - User defined chararcters - A FULL PROGRAM - MINEFIELD - ANIMATION
- How animation is used - How to make your own characters - Transfer of the program
- WATCH OUT FOR THE SURPRISE
wn.com/Master Class Sinclair Zx Spectrum Introduction To Programming (Level 2)
Link to previous related video (Level 1): http://youtu.be/0Tt8TmVc2h8
Old VHS videotape (released in 1984) about using & programming the popular ZX Spectrum personal computer.
David Redclift, a leading programmer introduces you to the more advanced aspects of programming: ARRAY HANDLINGS, STRING SLICING AND ANIMATION...
The tape contains 3 programs for transferring to your computer to show how a complete program can be produced by using these facilities. 'HANGMAN' and 'MINEFIELD' can be modified by the viewer. Transfer the programs to a computer casette as follows:-
1. Connect the line out or headphone socket of the video recorder to the mic in socket of the tape recorder.
2. Run the video tape to the appropiate program "transfer" shown on your video tape and freeze frame.
3. Start your tape recorder
4. Start your video recorder and record the program onto a blank computer casette.
5. Switch off the casette recorder when the video-tape diagram and high pitched tone stop.
6. To load the recorded program follow the instuctions given in the user guide provided with your computer.
- Index of Contents -
Fist Session:
- Further features of basic programming - Large amounts of data
- How to use the facilities - String manipulation - Animation
- Facilities for holding data - Storing raw material (data) - Restore statements
- Data statements - An array of data statements - Information - DIM statements
- Transfer of the program so far ilustration of how to transfer - Practice session
Second Session:
- String manipulation - Game "HANGMAN" - How to use string manipulation in this game
- Transfer of the game to computer - Practice session on this program
Third Session:
- Learning how it was put together and functions it performs - BUILDING YOUR OWN GAME - User defined chararcters - A FULL PROGRAM - MINEFIELD - ANIMATION
- How animation is used - How to make your own characters - Transfer of the program
- WATCH OUT FOR THE SURPRISE
- published: 12 Sep 2012
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Yandere Simulator - All Cassette Tapes
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- Duration: 20:45
- Updated: 13 Aug 2015
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The voice actor here is really good at his job.
So this is all of the Yandere Simulator cassette tapes, where it is and what they play.
1st tape: 2:42
2nd tape:...
The voice actor here is really good at his job.
So this is all of the Yandere Simulator cassette tapes, where it is and what they play.
1st tape: 2:42
2nd tape: 4:27
3rd tape: 5:51
4th tape: 7:17
5th tape: 8:37
6th tape: 10:37
7th tape: 12:39
8th tape: 14:28
9th tape: 16:23
10th tape: 18:49 (Noticable cut in this. This was due to Bandicam only letting me record 10 mins of gameplay.)
wn.com/Yandere Simulator All Cassette Tapes
The voice actor here is really good at his job.
So this is all of the Yandere Simulator cassette tapes, where it is and what they play.
1st tape: 2:42
2nd tape: 4:27
3rd tape: 5:51
4th tape: 7:17
5th tape: 8:37
6th tape: 10:37
7th tape: 12:39
8th tape: 14:28
9th tape: 16:23
10th tape: 18:49 (Noticable cut in this. This was due to Bandicam only letting me record 10 mins of gameplay.)
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VERA - Early Video Tape Recorder - Peter Axon interview 1958
Early video tape machine developed by the BBC starting in 1952. VERA - an acronym for Vis...
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RCA TR-70C 2 inch quadruplex video tape recorder (Pt.1)
This first installment is an overview of this RCA TR-70C. Since I recorded this video, I h...
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1969 RCA TR-60 Broadcast Video Tape Recorder Demo
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1969 RCA TR-60 Broadcast Video Tape Recorder Demo
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Let's check out an MVR-65 Video Tape Recorder
From 1965. Made in Palo Alto California by several fine fellows who are now my close frien...
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Let's check out an MVR-65 Video Tape Recorder
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1966 RCA TR-4 2 inch Videotape Recorder Demonstration
In this rare 1966 demonstration film, John W. Wentworth of RCA explains the features and p...
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1966 RCA TR-4 2 inch Videotape Recorder Demonstration
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IVC 601 Video Tape Recorder 1"
IVC 601 Video Tape Recorder 1"
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IVC 601 Video tape recorder 1969
IVC 601 Video tape recorder 1969. These are the first images even before they developed...
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Fred Pfost "First Public Video Tape Recorder Demonstrations" (Web 84)
AES Oral History - Fred Pfost of Ampex tells the story of demonstrating the first professi...
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Fred Pfost "First Public Video Tape Recorder Demonstrations" (Web 84)
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How to clean Video Tape Recorder Heads
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Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape Recorder
Era of Magnetic Data Carriers. Videotape RecorderThe era of audio and videotapes is long p...
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Akai VT-150 Color Video Tape Recorder, Part 1
Here is the first look at my latest Akai VT-150 color video tape recorder that uses quarte...
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Akai VT-150 Color Video Tape Recorder, Part 1
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the second TR-70 quadruplex video tape recorder gets a "wake up" call
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the second TR-70 quadruplex video tape recorder gets a "wake up" call
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Oldest color videotape recording..WRC-TV dedication May 22, 1958
This is the oldest surviving color videotape recording in existence. President Dwight D. E...
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Oldest color videotape recording..WRC-TV dedication May 22, 1958
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Akai vt-110 vintage video tape recorder videoregistratore storia televisione
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Using SMART Recorder to Videotape Lessons for Abse
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Using SMART Recorder to Videotape Lessons for Abse
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fun fall
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Video technology was first[citation needed] developed for c...
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How to Videotape a Computer Screen : Screen Captures & Recording
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One-Inch Type A Videotape Recovery Sample
This is a 1974 One-Inch Type A high-band videotape recording made in the south from an off...
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EIAJ Video Transfer "Newtons First Law of Motion"
This was recordeed off air in the early 1970's with a 1/2" EIAJ type
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A chat with Peter Hammar, Part 1
Part 1 of 4. Peter Hammar, curator of the Ampex Museum of Recording Technology, tells us a...
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Sony CV 2100 ACE Open reel 1/2" B/W videorecorder. Year 1971
First part: Recording mode, second part: Play mode. Very rare videotape recorder.
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Sony CV 2100 ACE Open reel 1/2" B/W videorecorder. Year 1971
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Early days of video tape
The early days of video tape recording on 2 inch tape and editing by cutting the tape.
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AES Oral History 069: Ray Dolby
AES Oral History 069: Ray Dolby. While a college student, Ray Dolby played a key role in t...
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Mandali Moments Mani Baba's gestures Part 5
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape r...
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Mandali Moments Eruch Dreaming Listening.mov
in 1974 and 1975 Steven Hein videotaped Meher Baba's mandali on a reel-to-reel videotape r...
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Cultivo de Bromelias Alcanterea Imperialis - 40' min VERSION
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Mandali Moments Eruch Seekers.mov
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Mandali Moments Eruch How to Love Baba.mov
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Mandali Moments Padri.mov
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Mandali Moments Mehera.mov
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Mandali Moments Meher Baba's Gestures.mov
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Mandali Moments Eruch Remembering Obeying.mov
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Pro Turbo VW Drag Racing: PRA '94
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Nellie weet wat zij wil... (BB00484)
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Brett And Friends. Unemployment Is Not Working.
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Troys Vintage Video Gear Collection (2003)
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A Day in the Life of TV-8 News - KCCI Des Moines "Time Capsule" January 1980
KCCI TV-8 "Time Capsule" Program - January 1980
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1976 Salem NH Police Department Career Video
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Liszt Piano Sonata in B minor, S 178 by Chi Xu
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Liszt Piano Sonata in B minor, S 178 by Chi Xu
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FIFA Elects Former UEFA Secretary General Gianni Infantino New President
Edit WorldNews.com 26 Feb 2016
Vowing “We will restore the image of FIFA,” former secretary general of UEFA Gianni Infantino was elected president of FIFA Friday, receiving 115 of a possible 207 votes in the second round of voting in Zurich, multiple media outlets reported ... “I cannot express my feelings in this moment....
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In Reporting Scalia’s Death, Media Missed “Most Dangerous Branch”
Edit WorldNews.com 26 Feb 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling . It appears the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s death just won’t die. Indeed, even before the ground was dug up for his final resting place, Republicans like Sen. Ted Cruz declared the “Bill of Rights is hanging in the balance,” and the U.S. Supreme Court is “one justice away from a five-justice radical, left-wing majority, the likes of which this country’s never seen!” ... The U.S....
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One of the longest hunger strikes in history has come to an end
Edit The Independent 26 Feb 2016
A Palestinian journalist has agreed to end his 94-day hunger strike after it was announced he would be released earlier than planned ... Mr al-Qiq was arrested at his home on 21 November for his alleged involvement in Islamist group Hamas ... World news in pictures....
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Methane leak 'largest in US history'
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A leaking natural gas well in southern California vented almost 100,000 tonnes of methane into the atmosphere before it was plugged ... ....
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Sexting Legalized For New Mexico Teens
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Gov. Susana Martinez, a Republican, on Friday signed into law a proposal that allows people aged 14 to 18 to engage in consensual sexting, which means adolescents caught sharing explicit photos with each other will no longer risk facing “child pornography” charges, prison sentences and a damaging criminal record. The legislation exempting sexting from child exploitation laws was proposed by State Sen. George Muñoz, a Democrat ... ....
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MCAN Mortgage Corporation Reports 33% Increase in Fourth Quarter Earnings and Record Annual Net Income
Edit Stockhouse 27 Feb 2016
... Quarter Earnings and Record Annual Net Income....
Police officer indicted in shooting that injured woman
Edit Times Union 27 Feb 2016
HENRICO, Va. (AP) — A Virginia police officer has been indicted in a shooting that injured a passenger in a car he was checking on. Online court records show a grand jury returned the indictment against Henrico Officer Joel Greenway on Wednesday ... Police say that on Dec ... A phone number listed for Greenway rang unanswered on Friday, and court records do not list a lawyer for him ... ....
Gunman who attacked factory had criminal record in 2 states
Edit San Francisco Chronicle 27 Feb 2016POLO | JAMES SILK | STFD DJs tickets
Edit Skiddle 27 Feb 2016
Proud Camden in London. Saturday 27th February 2016. 10.00pm til 2.30am. Minimum Age. 18. Proud isn't your standard club, this won’t be your standard Saturday. Event Info. Venue ... Accepted ... This method has seen his music be well received across the scene; with his releases reading like a who’s who of quality house music record labels. Defected, Toolroom, Get Physical, OFF Recordings & Exploited Records just to name a few ... 8....
The Indoor British Championships
Edit Skiddle 27 Feb 2016
English Institute Of Sport in Sheffield ... Heptathlon star Katarina Johnson-Thompson set a new British high jump record at this event in 2015, while Jenny Meadows won an incredible seventh indoor title, sub-10 man Chijindu Ujah won a thrilling men’s 60m and British 100m record holder Dina Asher-Smith took the women’s 60m British title ... ....
Double Drop's 1st Birthday w/ Solardo, Sishi Rosch & Residents tickets
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So on the 27th February 2016 we celebrate our 1st birthday and the launch of our new record label, Double Drop Music. To do so we have got bad boy producers and very talented DJs Solardo! These two are hotly tipped for big things in 2016 with releases on Skreams label of unsound mind, MadTech and Resonance records already under their belts plus a massive ep set to be released on Steve Lawler's ViVa Music....
Where No Entrepreneur Has Gone Before
Edit Huffington Post 27 Feb 2016
So what does world renowned scientist Dr ... student Chris Cantwell, and Caltech Scientist Spiros Michalakis all have in common? - They are all advocates of Quantum Chess ... Photo ... Growing up, I was an international chess champion, #1 ranked for my age for 8 years in a row, and beat Bobby Fischer's record for becoming a master at the age of 13 ... ... - Caltech Scientist Spiros Michalakis on the videotaping of "Anyone Can Quantum." ... We recorded Mr ... ....
UCLA's Tony Parker is remaining positive as Bruins' tournament hopes diminish
Edit The Los Angeles Times 27 Feb 2016
Tony Parker walked out of the UCLA locker room Thursday night ready with some jokes. Only 20 minutes before, UCLA had lost to California. It was close to a mortal blow to the Bruins' hopes for an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament. But Parker was unusually upbeat ... Up next ... TV ... UCLA needs to win at least one of its last three games to avoid a losing record in the regular season. With one more loss, it will clinch a losing conference record....
State seeks money from defunct Springfield charter school
Edit Springfield News-Sun 27 Feb 2016
The Ohio Attorney General’s Office is seeking nearly a quarter-million dollars as part of a civil complaint against the fiscal officer and sponsor of a Springfield charter school that closed in early 2008 ... Urban Youth Academy operated from 2004 to 2008, according to the lawsuit ... An audit after the school closed revealed that poor record keeping and missing records resulted in more than $241,000 in undocumented expenditures. ....
County dog shelter director resigns
Edit The Columbus Dispatch 27 Feb 2016
Kaye Dickson, the former Arizona deputy sheriff who was hired to steer the beleaguered Franklin County Dog Shelter back on track, is leaving her post a year after she arrived ... Her resignation is effective March 8 ... The county had fired its previous director in 2014, and Dr ... In 2015, the shelter posted record numbers of adoptions for seven consecutive months, as well as record numbers of adoptions per day, and for the year. ....
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