[QuadList] QuadList Digest, Vol 60, Issue 11

David Crosthwait david at dcvideo.com
Fri Jun 21 11:32:58 CDT 2013


Gary,

I believe it was about 1975 or 1976 when AT&T finally started duplexing the audio onto the video carrier for better fidelity. But by then, satellite distribution was on the verge of taking over.

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On Jun 21, 2013, at 8:59 AM, Gary Stark wrote:

> 
> If you listen closely to the VO for the Armstrong interstitials, (brought to you by) you'll hear that "network sound" we're used to hearing on the West Coast.
> 
> I had to smile at the reference to "network sound" since we heard the same thing in Ohio. I once wrote to CBS about it and was told that the audio coming out of New York at the time was immediately truncated at 7500 hz (or cycles back then) before going thru any land lines. The highs were further cut to 5k or less by the time they reached any stations. I was thrilled the day our chief engineer told me we would soon be switching to satellite delivery. 
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> On Jun 21, 2013, at 11:38 AM, quadlist-request at quadvideotapegroup.com wrote:
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>> If you listen closely to the VO for the Armstrong interstitials, (brought to you by) you'll hear that "network sound" we're used to hearing on the West Coast.
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