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housed the film reproducing equipment and initially comprised two
EMI
Flying spot Scanner Machines capable of playing 16mm, 35mm film
and showing a 35mm still. The sound track could be on film as optical
sound or as a magnetic side stripe requiring the operator to switch
between pick-up heads depending on the type of sound on film.
Telerecording was carried out on with a Fernseh Telerecorder which included twin Arriflax film magazines capable of taking 400 foot rolls of 16mm film. Audio was recorded on 16mm Magnetic Tape Recorders using two machines for program changeover. These machines could handle 1200 foot reels Another view of the Fernseh Telerecorder. In the late fifties the Pye Telecine Chains were procured providing twin 16mm projectors and a 35mm slide projector multiplexed into a single program output. Audio was optical or magnetic side stripe on film of taken from Slave locked 16mm Magnetic Replay Machines. Roy Bruce operating the Pye Telecine machine Click
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