Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In 1988 LaserVision Associates of the Pacific, released their second "Demonstration" LaserDisc.
The disc was produced using the best available video elements, 35mm film, Betacam SP component tape and downconverted Hi-Vision (HDTV).
All video sources where either recorded as direct Component or converted from RGB to component for recording on D1 digital videotape for editing.
The Digital videotapes where fed via digital outputs into a digital component video mixer/switcher, the resulting video was recorded digitally onto D1 digital component videotape for mastering of the disc.
The disc was mastered using a Super NTSC encoder to make the composite NTSC signal.
The audio was recorded with multitrack analog tape using Dolby SR noise reduction, mixing was done using a digital audio mixer and digital master recorder. The final mixdown was encoded in Dolby Surround.
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In 1988 LaserVision Associates of the Pacific, released their second "Demonstration" LaserDisc.
The disc was produced using the best available video elements, 35mm film, Betacam SP component tape and downconverted Hi-Vision (HDTV).
All video sources where either recorded as direct Component or converted from RGB to component for recording on D1 digital videotape for editing.
The Digital videotapes where fed via digital outputs into a digital component video mixer/switcher, the resulting video was recorded digitally onto D1 digital component videotape for mastering of the disc.
The disc was mastered using a Super NTSC encoder to make the composite NTSC signal.
The audio was recorded with multitrack analog tape using Dolby SR noise reduction, mixing was done using a digital audio mixer and digital master recorder. The final mixdown was encoded in Dolby Surround.
Please consider supporting my videos on Patreon: patreon.com/mspysu79
