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SMPTE Journal ( Volume: 101, Issue: 1, January 1992)
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The past Quarter-Century and the Next Decade of Videotape Recording

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Publisher
SMPTE — White Plains, NY, USA
Doc Type
Journal Article
Content Type
Original Research
Abbreviated Title
SMPTE J
Volume
101, No. 1, pp. 10–13
Abstract
Since the first commercially successful videotape recorder (VTR) was introduced in 1956, many VTRs have been developed and put on the market. If the picture quality is almost the same, the tape consumption per hour (TCH) of a commercially successful VTR in its sales year will decrease according to a trend line of one-tenth per ten years. In other words, the recording density will be increased by a rule relating to the trend line. If the picture quality is improved, the trend line will move toward a higher TCH position on a parallel line. The future specifications of the VTR as a function of TCH can be predicted from such a trend chart. The miniaturization of the recording pitch and wavelength is a motivating force of VTR development. A high-utility, high-performance, but low-cost VTR was developed and continues to improve. The harmonization of hardware and software is the next important challenge. In this article, a short technical history of the VTR, the future of the VTR predicted from the trend chart, and the technical motivating force of VTR development are discussed.
Publication Date
1992-01-01
DOI
10.5594/J02356
ISSN
Print: 0036-1682
Link
https://doi.org/10.5594/J02356
Author(s)
Hiroshi SugayaThe Kyushu Institute of Design, Shiobaru, Fukuoka, 815, Japan.
Copyright
© 1992 Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, Inc.

Bibliographic Reference(s)

  • SMPTE Historical Paper: Video Recording: A History [Active]
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  • The M.A.R.C. II System: A Modular Multiple Robotic Record/Play Videocassette System [Active]
  • Video Tape Recorder Design: Comprehensive Description of the Ampex Video Tape Recorder [Active]
  • 10. Sugaya H. , “Home Video Tape Recording and Its Future Prospects,” Proc. No. 54, Inst. Electronic and Radio Eng. , pp. 75 – 83 , 1982 . EXTERNAL
  • 11. Yunde Y. , “Standardization Work on the 8-mm Video and Its Draft Specifications,” (in Japanese), J. Inst. of TV Eng. of Japan , 38 : 219 – 225 , March 1984 . EXTERNAL
  • 12. IEC , “Helical-Scan Video Tape Cassette System Using 8-mm Magnetic Tape,” International Electrotechnical Commission , IEC Publication 843 , 1987 . EXTERNAL
  • 2. Mullin J. T. , “Video Magnetic Tape Recorder,” Tele-Tech & Electronic Industries , 13 : 77 , 127 – 129 , May 1954 . EXTERNAL
  • 3. Olson H. F. , “A Magnetic Tape System for Recording and Reproducing Standard FCC Color Television Signals,” RCA Review , 17 : 330 – 393 , 1956 . EXTERNAL
  • 5. Anderson C. E. , “The Modulation System of the Ampex Video Tape Recorder,” J. SMPTE , 66 : 182 – 184 , April 1957 . EXTERNAL
  • 6. Sugaya H. , “Recent Advances in Video Tape Recording,” IEEE Thans. on Magn. , MAG-14 : 632 – 637 , Sept. 1978 . EXTERNAL
  • 8. Sugaya H. , “Video Recording,” (Ed. Mee C. D. ) Magnetic Recording Handbook , Part 2, pp. 936 – 959 , McGraw-Hill Pub. Co. : New York , 1990 . EXTERNAL
  • 9. Sugaya H. , “Recent Advances in Video Tape Recording,” IEEE Trans. on Magn. , MAG-14 : 632 – 637 , Sept. 1978 . EXTERNAL
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