Bibliography

Experimental Television Center Equipment Operation Manual Bibliography

Experimental Television Center Booklet Originals. AV-3400: Assembly, Recording, Viewing a Tape, Problems, and Maintenance (8 pages). Lenses. Videotape. Cables. Studio Camera: AVC-3200. Studio Camera: UC-1 (Singer). AV-5000 . Panasonic 3110. Panasonic 3130: Record and Playback Deck with rear view (3 …

Experimental Television Center Equipment Operation Manual Office Copy Bibliography

Experimental Television Center Equipment Operation Manual (office copy) includes: Sony AV-5000, Panasonic 3110, Panasonic 3130, JVC FV-3500, Sony VO-1600, Sony AV-3650, Sony AV-8650, Studio Camera AVC-3200, Singer UC-1, Viewing a Tape Instructions for above Video Tape Recorder Models, Recording Inst…

Experimental Television Center Explores Video as Art in Binghamton Bibliography

Experimental Television Center Information Flow Bibliography

A block diagram of how the Information Flow proceeds on the Experimental Television Center Video Computer Synthesizer system. Black and white block diagram schematically representing the human interface , with processors identified as input, synthesizer, recorder, monitor, audience, environment and …

Experimental Television Center Keys and Wipes Bibliography

A block diagram of how a Keyer and Wipe Function work. Black and white block diagram showing A and B inputs, and horizontal and vertical wipes. 1 original and 2 copies. 2-30"x36" and 1-20"x28". Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse November 6-28, 1976 in Information, Works and Activities …

Experimental Television Center LSI-11 Computer System Documentation Bibliography

ETC LSI-11 Computer System Documentation. Brewster, McArthur, Jones. Includes Computer-Based Processing Video Synthesizer System Diagram (09.1977), Element Buss Power Supply (06.1977), Buffer Memory (09.1977, pp. 2 & 3 of 3) plus Buffer Memory Map (01.1979), Element Bus (09.1977), Misc. Rack Wiring …

Experimental Television Center Mission Statement 1978 Bibliography

Experimental Television Center Mission Statement 1978. Outlines concerns of artists working in electronic image processing; tool development; research; access; education. barbara Buckner, Gary Hill, David Jones, Walter Wright, Peer Bode, Nam June Paik, Also Tambellini stylistic approaches to video a…

Experimental Television Center Monitor Bibliography

A block diagram of how a Monitor works. Black and white block diagram showing scanning process. 1 original and 2 copies. 2-30"x36" and 1-20"x28". Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse November 6-28, 1976 in Information, Works and Activities exhibition by the Experimental Television Center…

Experimental Television Center S-100 Bus and Interface Bibliography

Experimental Television Center S-100 Bus and Interface: Schematics, Paul Davis Notes (S-100 Bus Control Signals, Interface <> Buffer Memory Signals, Interface Connector Signals, and Data Sheets (SSI DM54/DM74 Connection Diagrams/ Gates and One Shots, MSI DM54/DM7489, L89A: 64-Bit Read/Write Memories…

Experimental Television Center Spatial and Intensity Digitizer (SAID) Bibliography

A block diagram of how a Spatial and Intensity Digitizer (SAID) works. Black and white block diagram showing Analog to Digital and Digital to Analog conversion processed, memory and sampling. 1 original and 2 copies. 2-30"x36" and 1-20"x28". Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse November …

Experimental Television Center Studio Manual (Original) Bibliography

Experimental Television Center Studio Manual (Original). The Electronic Image. Contents follow: Introduction, Signal, Types of Signals, Matrix, Video Interconnections Outside the Matrix, Waveform Monitors, Sync, Genlock, Rescan, Individual Modules in the Processing System, Output Amplifier, Auxillar…

Experimental Television Center Studio System Manual - Keying Tools

Two manual sections from the Experimental Television Center Studio Manual: Keying Process by Matthew Schlanger (c. 1984) and Keyers by Sherry Miller Hocking and Richard Brewster with Peer Bode, Hank Rudolph and Matt Schlanger; both appear in the 1980 and 1986 studio manuals. The text defines keying as mixing two video signals under control of a clip reference, explains synchronization of vidicon tubes/CRTs across 525-line frames and 262.5-line fields and notes a horizontal line frequency of 15,750 Hz. It describes three-input luminance keyers with VCA channels A and B, clip-level thresholds, internal versus external keying, and wipes using an externally synced oscillator.

Experimental Television Center Sync Bibliography

A block diagram of how the Sync proceeds on a video system. Black and white block diagram schematically representing all of the components of the sync signal for each of the two fields of an interlaced video signal. 1 original 20" x 20'. Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse November 6-28…

Experimental Television Center System Diagram (Color Mix) Bibliography

A block diagram of how the Experimental Television Center System works. Black and white block diagram showing 4 video inputs, colorization, mixing, and the output with sync. Each channel is represented. 1 original and 1 copy. 1-30"x36" and 1-20"x28". Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse …

Experimental Television Center System Manual: Manual for The Experimental Television Center Video Synthesizer Studio Bibliography

Experimental Television Center System Manual: Manual for The Experimental Television Center Video Synthesizer Studio. Contents: Introduction, Signals, Devices, Matrix, Video Interconnections, Waveform Monitor, Sync, Genlock, Introduction to Module Descriptions, Signal Standards, Output Amplifier, Se…

Experimental Television Center System Notes by Richard Brewster Bibliography

Experimental Television Center System Notes by Richard Brewster. Patch Panel diagram (05.1980). Unit One Patch Panel diagram. Unit Two Patch Panel diagram. Unit Three Patch Panel diagram. Control Panel diagram. Boxes 1, 2, & 3: Module Lists. Brief Module Description (pp. 1-6). Audio Synthesizer Syst…

Experimental Television Center Video Camera Bibliography

A block diagram of how a Video Camera works. Black and white block diagram showing the scan process and vidicon tube functions. 1 original and 2 copies. 2-30"x36" and 1-20"x28". Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse November 6-28, 1976 in Information, Works and Activities exhibition by th…

Experimental Television Center Video Computer Interface Bibliography

A block diagram of how the Experimental Television Center Video Computer Interface works. Black and white block diagram showing the interface of the IBM 370 computer to the Center's video synthesizer system. 1 original and 1 copy. 1-30"x36" and 1-20"x28". Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syra…

Experimental Television Center Video Recorder Bibliography

A block diagram of how a Video Recorder works. Black and white block diagram showing the helical recording process used with open reel VTRs, and field interlace. 1 original and 2 copies. 2-30"x36" and 1-20"x28". Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse November 6-28, 1976 in Information, Wor…

Experimental Television Center Video Synthesizer Bibliography

A block diagram of how the Video Synthesizer works. Black and white block diagram showing inputs, outputs and sync. 1 original and 1 copy. 30"x36". Displayed at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse November 6-28, 1976 in Information, Works and Activities exhibition by the Experimental Television Cent…

Experimental Television Center, Brewster Analog System (Analog Synthesizer) Bibliography

Experimental Television Center device and system documentation, 1979-1982. Schematics follow: Input/ Delay/ Voltage Controlled Clock/ Output Filter (Board #3, p 1 of 3, 01.1979), copy with modifications (Board A, 06.1981- inferred by cataloger due to Board #3 replacement date), Input/Output Processo…

Experimental Television Center, LTD.: Chronological History of the Center: 1969-present Groups

The Experimental Television Center began as Student Experiments in Television, founded in 1969 by Ralph Hocking at Binghamton University and incorporated in 1971; it provided access to small-format portable video equipment, editing facilities, instructional workshops, community cable programming and an artist residency and exhibition program. A Research Program supported design and construction of video tools, notably the Paik/Abe Video Synthesizer (Shuya Abe and Nam June Paik) installed at WNET and the Center in 1972; NYSCA and NEA funding supported work on oscillators, the Jones Colorizer, Analog Control Box, the SAID and computer–video interfaces (LSI-11, Z-80). The Center hosted numerous artists in residence, ran touring exhibitions and statewide workshops, established a tape library and relocated to Owego by 1980.

Experimental Television Center: Imaging System Manual - The Digital Imaging System Bibliography

The Experimental Television Center's digital system: Z-80 8 bit microprocessor, 7 channels of digital to analog and analog to digital conversion, with dual floppy disk storage and paper print-out. CAT 100 Buffer.

Experimental Television Center: Studio Manual Rewrites Bibliography

Experimental Television Center: Studio Manual Rewrites. Outline of Manual, First Two Sections: I. Main Structure of the System (Introduction, Sync, Video Routing, Output Amplifier, Monitoring the Signal, and Set-Up) and II. Video Processing Devices (Introduction, Voltage Controlled Amplifiers, Mixer…

Experimental Television Center. Equipment Operation Manual - Open Reel Editing Bibliography

Experimental Television Center. VTR Editing. Editing Theory - Helican Scan. Assembly and Insert Edits. Control panel diagrams (top and back) for the following models: AV-8650, Sony AV-3650. Alphabetical lists of articles, books, periodicals, selected New York State video exhibition and production ce…