Newsmeldung von slashCAM: JVC VHS VCR production ended after 32 years of rudi - 4 Nov 2008 12:19:00 Nor is the end of that era are still not completely sealed, but JVC has now after 32 years, the production of his last VHS VCR officially stopped. It will certainly be one or the other combi player and give the bearing to only be sold once more. Even foreign licensee should certainly become a next production. But surely still gets many a heavy heart. Finally, one feels the death of old technologies so synonymous always one's own transience. Resting gently VHS, Betamax freut sure you now have to ...
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Antwort von Quadruplex:
Even if the worst with all the VHS format has enforced: It is astonishing how long JVC his system has kept the loyalty. If I s.Philips Grundig and think at the beginning of home video technology naslang all new, incompatible with the recorder predecessors on the market are: VCR, VCR Long Play, SVR - it was already big botch. And in their Community Video 2000 format, they have it in the first series indeed managed to edge the track heads s.unterschiedlichen places to install - if you can distinguish between the recorders swapped the tapes, the sound was suddenly no longer synchronously ...
But can live JVC bygone days of glory probably not. Especially as the connoisseurs know that the flowering of the art the best of VHS recorder Sony, Akai, isolated synonymous times of Hitachi and Philips came ...
Antwort von WoWu:
Did not even the whole of license Sonyand JVC, it was only acquired?
Really long time ago ...
Antwort von r.p.television:
Did not even the whole of license Sonyand JVC, it was only acquired?
Really long time ago ... I would be surprised.
Then Sony would have shot self in the knee.
Why a format s.JVC sell themselves and are trying in vain as the Betamax home video standard to establish?
Antwort von Debonnaire:
... but JVC has now after 32 years, the production of his last VHS VCR officially stopped ... It makes me incredibly sad that JVC's "last-VHS VCR" TO END not yet produced, rather than its production - apparently in the middle of the manufacturing process - easy to stop! ;-)
Sooorgfältiger formulate, dear editors! ;-)
Antwort von Quadruplex:
Did not even the whole of license Sonyand JVC, it was only acquired? No, no - JVC, Panasonic and Sony U-Matic have jointly developed. Then they went their separate ways. The original Betamax (synonymous, see the link in the original announcement) was just 'ne Reduced U-Matic with just one hour recording time, VHS had (as is the memory of the boys Brodcast Engineering synonymous already tarnished) in the UR-NTSC version two.
Video8 was then a community event - but without my knowledge JVC. (Edit: Also JVC was, but there's apparently not used.) And Panasonic has the only license used as a blue dot for a few Video8 camcorder built.
Antwort von WoWu:
? Everything misreporting?
Originally one of Sony at the end of the 70s developed the patents of JVC acquired. Source:
http://www.mediabit.de/lexikon/vhs.html
Or synonymous here:
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The real Urpatent of Sony, which is the VHS system at all possible, was of the firm JVC acquired since Sony's own invention deemed to be too bad. Source:
http://www.duo-data.com/html/vhs-kassette_vhs-c.html
Or synonymous here:
http://www.movie-college.de/filmschule/medien/Videogeschichte2.htm
If the reports or is Quadruplex's memory is not much more with his "Ur-NTSC-Version" tarnished?
Schu'n times we ...
Antwort von Quadruplex:
? Everything misreporting? Besides lack of sources, the discussion somewhat pointless.
The basic technique, with all the video tape to work, according to the Ampex Quadruplex-came, the helical track record. The has already 1953 The
Telefunken-Ingenieur Eduard Schüller patentieren lassen.
Telefunken-Ingenieur Eduard Schüller patentieren lassen.
Telefunken-Ingenieur Eduard Schüller patentieren lassen.