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  1. On Video Bibliography

    Video in an historical and social context; aesthetics of video image and sound; video in the computer age.

  2. Once Is Not Enough Bibliography

    Review of show "Multiples" at Nexus Gallery, Chicago which included a mini-retrospective of Barbara Rosenthal. Other individuals mentioned include Julia Fenton, Michael Goodman, Paul Zubrzcki, Shellburne Thurber, Mark Lassiter, Nelson Mandela, Jerzy Rozenberg, Roger Palmer, and Davd A. Deis.

  3. One Hour of Deception Bibliography

  4. One Synthesizer Makes More Music- a comparison the EML-101, Arp Odyssey, Sonic V!, and Mini-Moog; other literature and prices Bibliography

    Electronic Music Labs ElectroComp or EML-101 synthesizer Sales Literature. Illustrated with descriptions, comparisons and price lists.

  5. Only Fire Bibliography

    Only Fire: Fabrizio Plessi. Table of Contents holds: Editorial, Metaphors for a World in Turmoil by Peter Baum, Historical Drawings, Historical Video Installations, Only Fire: Installation at the Essl Collection, Only Fire by Fabrizio Plessi, Only Fire- A Diologue about Space by Christine Humpl, Col…

  6. Opcode Midimac Interface; Midimac Sequencer; Midimac Patch Librarians Sales Sheet Bibliography

    Opcode Midimac Interface; Midimac Sequencer; Midimac Patch Librarians Sales Sheet

  7. 1971 Open Channel Chronology

    Open Channel, New York, was founded by Thea Sklover with Lee Ferguson as Director of Programming; the organization was for the development of public access. It produced community programming, conducted workshops and school programs, and organized a talent pool of film and television professionals to produce public-access programming.

  8. 1976 Open Channel Chronology

    Open Channel, New York, organization ends

  9. 1971 Open Channels Chronology

    New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) funds Open Channels, under direction of Thea Sklover. Funding for a cable project.

  10. Open Circuits: The Future of Television Bibliography

    Open Circuits: The Future of Television

  11. 1974 "Open Circuits" Chronology

    New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) supports Open Circuits: An International Conference on the Future of Television, held at the Museum of Modern Art, New York City; the conference brings together curators, artists and critics to share ideas and models for the production, distribution and exhibition of video art. Proceedings were published as The New Television: A Public/Private Art by the MIT Press (1977).

  12. Open Reel Videotape Restoration Preservation

    Tony Conrad documents restoration of a 1/2" Sony videotape (presumed 1973) that produced no image on a Sony AV-8650; deposits of backing material and magnetic oxide coating clogged the head drum, guides and skew post. Using a rig elevating the take-up reel with a 45-rpm record and empty audiotape reel, silicone-soaked wipes and repeated head and guide cleaning, the tape ran for 10–15 minute segments, sufficient to re-record a master comparable to 1977 playback though a short section was abraded. Published The Independent October 1987; earlier version Hallwalls March 1987.

  13. Open Source: Artists from the Institute for Electronic Arts Bibliography

    Videos: Time Machines / the Owego Recordings 2001 Bell / Light / Piano / Sound and Image Interface 1998 Oscillators / White Noise / Hand Built Real Time Analog and Digital Video Processor 1983 Oscillators / Printouts / Books / Bell /Light / Sound and Image Interface 1992 / 1998 Electronic experiment…

  14. 1977 Open Stacks: Video Chronology

    "Open Stacks: Video". Massachusetts: Williamstown College Museum of Art.

  15. Operating a Remastering Facility Preservation

    BAVC operated a remastering center transferring obsolete formats such as 1/2" open-reel tape; transfers involved cleaning machines, playback decks and manual procedures that could take several hours and required trained technicians (early pay noted as $15/hour) and a 20% income reserve for maintenance. The center secured preservation funding and organized Playback 96: Video Roundtable, partnered with NIPAD to train dance companies, and sought support from sources such as the NEA Heritage and Preservation Program. Staff proposed research into tape baking, integrated cleaning/playback machines, magnetic transfer methods, uncompressed nonlinear workflows (Avid Symphony/D1), archival data formats (DLT/D1) and collaboration with WGBH's Universal Preservation Format Initiative.

  16. Operating Guide and Warranty. VHS Model VR5000 Portable Video Cassette Recorder - Tuner/Timer Bibliography

    Operating Guide and Warranty. VHS Model VR5000 Portable Video Cassette Recorder - Tuner/Timer. Includes diagrams and warranty information, booklet of safety tips.

  17. Operating Guide and Warranty. VHS Model VR5000 Portable Video Cassette Recorder - Tuner/Timer Bibliography

    Operating Guide and Warranty. VHS Model VR5000 Portable Video Cassette Recorder - Tuner/Timer. Includes diagrams and warranty information, booklet of safety tips.

  18. Operating Instructions AV-8650 Color Videocorder Tools

    Operating instructions for the Sony AV-8650 color Videocorder; a rotary two-head helical-scan FM videotape recorder that captures EIA monochrome and NTSC color signals and provides full editing capability including assemble and insert modes. Features include tape interchangeability with AV-Series machines, TAPE SELECT for regular or high-density tape, rotary erase head and vertical-interval switcher, converted sub-carrier direct recording and dropout compensation, capstan servo control, tracking and skew adjustment, slow and still playback. Specifications list AC 120V 60 Hz power (95W), 7.5 ips tape speed, over 60 minutes recording with Sony V-32/V-72, dimensions, weight, I/O connectors, controls and supplied accessories.

  19. Operating Instructions manual NV-3130 Tools

    Undated operating instructions published by Matsushita Electric Corporation of America for the Panasonic Model NV-3130 1/2" editing deck; manual states EIAJ recommended color standard compatibility with EIAJ 1 B/W and describes an assembly-mode electronic editing system that locks playback to incoming sync via a capstan servo. Features include HPF heads, inscribed head drum, dropout/noise compensator, electronic editing, slow motion, audio dubbing and automatic color lock; specifications list AC 120 V 60 Hz power, approx. 90 W consumption, two rotary heads, 7-1/2 i.p.s. tape speed, 7" reels, 63 min with NV-P71 (2,400 ft.) and >240 lines color / >300 lines B/W.

  20. Operation and Maintenance Manual For AC 20 Dual Channel Video Signal Processor AC 20A, ACR20 Bibliography

    Operation and Maintenance Manual For AC 20 Dual Channel Video Signal Processor AC 20A, ACR20. Includes description, illustrations, schematic diagrams.. In binder.

  21. Operation and Preliminary Maintenance Information for the (Ampex) CC 326 Series (Television) Cameras (2 copies) Bibliography

    Operation and Preliminary Maintenance Information for the (Ampex) CC 326 Series (Television) Cameras (2 copies). 38 page illustrated with black and white photographs, controls views, schematic diagrams, specifications.

  22. Operation and Service Instruction Manual for Precision 1000 Television System Bibliography

    Operation and Service Instruction Manual for Precision 1000 Television System. Bound publication illustrated with photocopies and schematics. Cover is annotated "Mod Included".

  23. Operation and Service Manual for GPL Precision 900 Viewfinder Television Camera Bibliography

    Operation and Service Manual for GPL Precision 900 Viewfinder Television Camera. Includes description, drawings, photographs, screen shots of waveforms, and schematics.

  24. Operator Instructions for Spectra-80 Editor Bibliography

    Operator Instructions for Spectra-80 Editor. Includes description of editing procedures for open reel VTR's. Includes Video Standards Chart.

  25. Operator's Manual for Sound Sweep 5050 Bibliography

    Operator's Manual for Sound Sweep 5050. Illustrated with photographs and diagrams, controls views. "...Soundsweep adds a whole new dimension to your existing sound system...movement. You can program Soundsweep to actually move the sound around your dance floor in an endless variety of patterns. You …