[QuadList] VR-1200B in operation
COURYHOUSE at aol.com
COURYHOUSE at aol.com
Wed Dec 31 20:42:18 CST 2008
I have the stuff for the first experimental microwave link from studio to
mt wilson... a bell labs experiment log books by Ken Smith.
also have a pretty good stash of info on TD-2 also.
Hi, Park,
On Dec 2, 2008, at 8:20 AM, C. Park Seward wrote:
The TV sitcom looks especially good as a direct recording from the network
line.
Sounds like fun! Enjoyed the video.
Do you know when and at what point along the CBS network the Green Acres
recording was made?
Wondering how the sound sounds... since in the early days of network
television had sound carried by conventional copper, like radio network sound and
picture was carried by coax and microwave relay.
Not sure when AT&T piggybacked the sound with the picture—called
"multiplexing" as I recall—but David Crosthwait has mentioned the relatively inferior
quality of recordings made "off the line" at West Coast points (including
network delay centers in LA and Burbank) because of the limited frequency
response of the separate audio lines.
The telco folks also had to work out some sound/picture sync issues because
the sound and picture had different propagation characteristics due to the
technology used for each.
After they learned to multiplex the audio with video and delivered it on—
want to say 110ohm balanced copper—things got better in terms of frequency
response, and audio-video out of sync issues.
I googled a while to find some links to the multiplexing process, but didn't
come up with anything. As I recall, the video went as baseband, and the
audio was on a carrier above the video.
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