Videoplayer Compatibility with Television Receivers

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Publisher: SMPTE — White Plains, NY
Doc Type: Conference Paper
Content Type: Original Research
Volume: 1971, No. 3, pp. 71–79
Abstract: In the past it has become common practice in commercial application of video playback systems to utilize video monitors that were especially designed to accept the video signals of a particular playback system. This enabled the designer to optimize both the video player and monitor for most practical and economical results. The necessary interconnections usually consisted of video and audio cables which made it very convenient to operate and set up the video playback system. However, when one considers the use of home television receivers as a means for monitoring the output signals of video players, the compatability of the signal with those receivers has to be kept in mind.
Publication Date: 1971-10-01
DOI: 10.5594/M00183
Link: https://doi.org/10.5594/M00183
Author(s): Rolf SpiesMotorola Inc. Franklin Park, Ill.
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Rolf Spies was educated in Europe and joined the Motorola engineering department (9401 W. Grand Ave., Franklin Park, IL 60131) in 1958. At that time he was involved in many phases of black-and-white television receiver design. In 1960 he transferred to the TV Advanced Development group and after completing design work on various research projects, Mr. Spies joined the color TV engineering department and contributed to the development of the Quasar color receiver. In 1969 he was given the responsibility of heading up the electrical design group of the EVR Engineering department and was instrumental in successfully completing the development of the first Motorola EVR Teleplayer. During his time with Motorola, Mr. Spies earned seven patents and published numerous papers here and abroad.
Norman ParkerMotorola Inc. Franklin Park, Ill.
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Rolf Spies was educated in Europe and joined the Motorola engineering department (9401 W. Grand Ave., Franklin Park, IL 60131) in 1958. At that time he was involved in many phases of black-and-white television receiver design. In 1960 he transferred to the TV Advanced Development group and after completing design work on various research projects, Mr. Spies joined the color TV engineering department and contributed to the development of the Quasar color receiver. In 1969 he was given the responsibility of heading up the electrical design group of the EVR Engineering department and was instrumental in successfully completing the development of the first Motorola EVR Teleplayer. During his time with Motorola, Mr. Spies earned seven patents and published numerous papers here and abroad.
Albert W. MassmanMotorola Inc. Franklin Park, Ill.
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Rolf Spies was educated in Europe and joined the Motorola engineering department (9401 W. Grand Ave., Franklin Park, IL 60131) in 1958. At that time he was involved in many phases of black-and-white television receiver design. In 1960 he transferred to the TV Advanced Development group and after completing design work on various research projects, Mr. Spies joined the color TV engineering department and contributed to the development of the Quasar color receiver. In 1969 he was given the responsibility of heading up the electrical design group of the EVR Engineering department and was instrumental in successfully completing the development of the first Motorola EVR Teleplayer. During his time with Motorola, Mr. Spies earned seven patents and published numerous papers here and abroad.
Copyright: © 1971 Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, Inc.

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