Video History Project

Bibliography

2,988 records

  1. Emerson Model 609 Projection Type Television Receiver Service Manual Bibliography

    Emerson Model 609 Projection Type Television Receiver Service Manual. Illustrated with detailed photographs and schematics, parts list.

  2. Empire and Communications Bibliography

  3. EMS Pitch-To-Voltage Converter, Eight-Octave Filter Bank Two-Voltage Random Generator, Synthi Sequencer 256, Keyboard DK1 and KS, Synthi-VCS3 Mark II, Synthi-AKS Sales Pages Bibliography

    EMS Pitch-To-Voltage Converter, Eight-Octave Filter Bank Two-Voltage Random Generator, Synthi Sequencer 256, Keyboard DK1 and KS, Synthi-VCS3 Mark II, Synthi-AKS Sales Pages. Illustrated with black and white photographs, descriptions, and technical specifications. Price List.

  4. EMS Pitch-To-Voltage Converter(with Built-In Voltage Controlled Sawtooth Oscillator and Envelope Follower (2 copies) Bibliography

    EMS Pitch-To-Voltage Converter(with Built-In Voltage Controlled Sawtooth Oscillator and Envelope Follower). Illustrated, descriptive one page product sales sheet. Description of how this circuit works. "The primary function of this device is to convert an audio input into a DC voltage whose value is…

  5. EMS Product Sales Literature on Spectre Colour Video Synthesizer, includes press clippings, press release, and Panel diagram Bibliography

    EMS Product Sales Literature on Spectre Colour Video Synthesizer, includes press clippings, press release, and Panel diagram.

  6. EMS Spectre- Preliminary Introduction to the Operation of the Machine Bibliography

    EMS Spectre- Preliminary Introduction to the Operation of the Machine. Directors: Peter Zinovieff, David Cockerell, Robin Leach, Tristram Cary, Anthony Rubinstein. http://www.ems-synthi.demon.co.uk/emsprods.html#spectronDesigned by Richard Monkhouse.

  7. English Electric Television Camera Tube Service Data - Image Orthicons with Elcon Target Bibliography

    English Electric Television Camera Tube Service Data- Image Orthicons with Elcon Target. 12 page booklet includes Principles of Tube Operation, Camera Equipment, Camera Operation, Operational Notes. Technical illustrations and block diagram of image orthicon system.

  8. Ensoniq Corp. The Mirage Digital Sampling Keyboard From Ensoniq. At This Price, It Sounds Too Good to be True Bibliography

    Ensoniq Corp. The Mirage Digital Sampling Keyboard From Ensoniq. At This Price, It Sounds Too Good to be True. Cover: B & W photograph of 61-key keyboard. Second page contains a list of Specifications.

  9. Environment and man's future- by the visionary genius of our time: I Seem To Be a Verb. "The most important fact about Spaceship Earth: An instruction book didn't come with it." Bibliography

    Environment and man's future- by the visionary genius of our time: I Seem To Be a Verb. "The most important fact about Spaceship Earth: An instruction book didn't come with it."

  10. Envision Television: Charting the Cultural Geography of Homelessness Groups

    Envision Television (e-TV) was a DCTV-run media literacy and video production scholarship funded by the Soros Foundation's Open Society Institute that trained 40 young people living in temporary housing at Brooklyn's Amboy Neighborhood Center and the HELP center in the Bronx; DCTV instructors taught scriptwriting, camera operation, interviewing and computer-assisted non-linear editing and provided digital cameras, lights, microphones and access to a Cyberstudio. Trainees produced PSAs screened on 29 June 2000 and documentaries including Straight from the Hood that document homelessness, gang culture and the criminalization of the homeless; instruction was provided by Renata Gangemi and Orlando Richards.

  11. Epistemological TV Bibliography

  12. Epson Stylus Color 760, 860 Operator Manual Bibliography

    Epson Stylus Color 760, 860 Operator Manual. Illustrated with color photographs and drawings.

  13. Equipment List ETC (approx. 20 pages) Bibliography

  14. Erotic Amateurs Bibliography

  15. ETC 1972-73 Tools

    While working for the Experimental Television Center the author and David built the first four Jones Frame Buffers; the pictured unit is the author's and may be the only one remaining in the original card rack after David rewired most into newer, larger boxes. The unit adds second-level control and 2v differential video inputs and output with a plexiglass panel; it was initially controlled by a Sinclair ZX81 with programs saved to audio tape and later adapted for control from an Amiga 1000. The buffer includes an internal keyer, four memory boards providing 64 frames and a pseudo-color option; Amiga Basic routines were compiled to C but required unbuilt libraries for blank switching, producing noisy routines.

  16. ETC 1973-74 Tools

    This Jones video synthesizer is comprised nearly exclusively of Jones designs. This synth includes a video patch panel made of an inset piece of hardwood with mini-jacks carrying 2vpp differential video (subsequent modules use Plexiglas). The advantages of this standard is that it limits crosstalk a…

  17. ETC Brochure Bibliography

  18. ETC Computer System User's Guide and Documentation (Master), Large Blue Binder Bibliography

    ETC Computer System User's Guide and Documentation, Large Blue Binder. Includes Schematics for Z80 Timing, Dynamic Memory Boards, "An Introduction to CP/M Features and Facilities" (35 pages), "Ed:A Context Editor for the CP/M Disk System User's Manual" (16 pages), "CP/M Assembler (ASM) User's Guide"…

  19. ETC Memories Bibliography

    Narrator joined the Experimental Television Center (ETC) in the late 1970s as a student and participant at Court Street; they processed images on a Paik-Abe and worked with Neil Zusman, Rich Brewster, Sherry, Hank, David, Peer and Ralph. The Center moved to Owego in 1979; in 1980 the narrator studied analog and sound with Rich Brewster and completed a synthesizer in winter 1980. In 1981 they became an ETC resident, received a CAPS grant, joined David's Tuesday club, commuted from Binghamton with synths through 1982–85 and later quit a TV-station job to draft circuit boards and build hardware with David in Owego before returning to the city.

  20. ETC Mission Statement and Programs. 1978 Bibliography

    ETC Mission Statement and Programs. 1978. Description of mission and purposes; video art; workshop; publications; research, tool development.

  21. ETC Program Summary 1975-76 Bibliography

    ETC Program Summary 1975-76. lists of artists, community groups, educational programs, exhibitions, performances, workshops, research and development. Jones Four Channel Colorizer, Paik Abe Video Synthesizer, computer control, digital video. lists of artists, community groups, educational programs, …

  22. ETC Program Summary 1976-77 Bibliography

    ETC Program Summary 1976-77 description of equipment, workshop series exhibition series library, internships, research and development, photography; artists and organizations, performances and exhibitions. description of equipment, workshop series exhibition series library, internships, research and…

  23. ETC Proposal: Frame Buffer 1987 Bibliography

    ETC Proposal: Frame Buffer 1987. Proposal to New York State Council on the Arts. 1987 Development of Frame Buffer. Proposal to New York State Council on the Arts

  24. ETC System Front Panels (2 copies) Bibliography

    ETC System Front Panels includes Matrix, Four Channel Colorizer, Keyer, Sequencer, Spatial/Intensity Digitizer, Output Amplifier, Oscillator, Mix/Invert/Amplify Module, Envelope, VCA.

  25. Everson Museum of Art of Syracuse and Onondaga County, November 1976 Bibliography

    Everson Museum of Art of Syracuse and Onondaga County, November 1976. Contents include Collections by Peg Weiss and a list of Exhibitions for the months of November and December. Information, Works and Activities of the Experimental Television Center, November 5 - 28, 1976. Institution/Organizer: Ev…