I can't claim this type was used by ABC, but I found it very interesting to see what this technology actually looked like and thought I'd share.
Videotaping machinery
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Allard
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Videotaping machinery
From time to time the videotaping technology of the 60s comes up here. I came across this image that is (claimed to be) a sixties videotaping apparatus used for copying/editing/transferring recordings.
I can't claim this type was used by ABC, but I found it very interesting to see what this technology actually looked like and thought I'd share.
I can't claim this type was used by ABC, but I found it very interesting to see what this technology actually looked like and thought I'd share.
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mousemeat
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Re: Videotaping machinery
seen this stuff before...yrs ago, I was working in TV Engineering at WMC-TV Memphis, (among other Scripp Howard stations ) and we first got them, as we were phasing 16mm film and film chains out..before video, everything was shot on film...including the news events of the day...and we processed it at the station..when they said FILM at 23:00, they weren't kidding, as I was editing it at 22:45. to put it on the film chain...Allard wrote:From time to time the videotaping technology of the 60s comes up here. I came across this image that is (claimed to be) a sixties videotaping apparatus used for copying/editing/transferring recordings.
I can't claim this type was used by ABC, but I found it very interesting to see what this technology actually looked like and thought I'd share.
those were the days......sheesh