Video History Project

Bibliography

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  1. Installation Operation Maintenance Manual. Audiocom. Telex Communications, Inc. Models: RM-10, RM-11, RM-12, RM-13, HE-15, ME-50, etc Bibliography

    Installation Operation Maintenance Manual. Audiocom. Telex Communications, Inc. Information includes description of parts and products, instructions, and schematics. Models: RM-10, RM-11, RM-12, RM-13, HE-15, ME-50, etc.

  2. Installation, Operating, and Service Instructions for Col-R-Tel Converter Model 100-1, 100-2 Bibliography

    Installation, Operating, and Service Instructions for Col-R-Tel Converter Model 100-1, 100-2. Description, Adjustments, Schematics, Parts Lists, Operating Instructions. "...when properly installed, will produce excellent color pictures on any good quality black and white television receiver when rec…

  3. Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, organizing Video Art. Use of Paik Abe Video Synthesizer Bibliography

  4. Instruction and Service Manual for Electrohome VP-7 (600-901) Video Interface Panel for Television Receiver/Monitor Applications; Color Television Owner's Manual Bibliography

    Instruction and Service Manual for Electrohome VP-7 (600-901) Video Interface Panel for Television Receiver/Monitor Applications; Color Television Owner's Manual.

  5. Instruction Manual Ball Brothers MC 19 Series Color Monitor Bibliography

    Instruction Manual Ball Brothers MC 19 Series Color Monitor. Illustrated, with schematics and parts lists.

  6. Instruction Manual for Dynair Model VS-121B Video Switcher-Fader (2 copies); Hum Reduction in Video Systems Bibliography

    Instruction Manual for Dynair Model VS-121B Video Switcher-Fader (2 copies). Illustrated Book with photographs, diagrams, and schematics, parts lists. Article titled "Hum Reduction in Video Systems" explains using Differential Input Amplifiers in Video Circuits and the importance of establishing a g…

  7. Instruction Manual for Eico Model 377 Sine and Square Wave Audio Generator (2 copies) Bibliography

    Instruction Manual for Eico Model 377 Sine and Square Wave Audio Generator (2 copies). Illustrated with diagrams. Attached to one of the manuals is a reprint of technical specifications for an AR-LST full range speaker system in enclosure by Acoustic Research, Inc.

  8. Instruction Manual for Fairchild Model 658A Reverberation System includes the Integra Series Model 661 Auto-Ten (TL) Automatic Attenuator; 662 Preamplifier Bibliography

    Instruction Manual for Fairchild Model 658A Reverberation System includes the Integra Series Model 661 Auto-Ten (TL) Automatic Attenuator; 662 Preamplifier. Includes assembly instructions, wiring diagrams and schematics.

  9. Instruction Manual for Type 526 Vectorscope Bibliography

    Yellow cardboard bound notebook contains operating information for Tektronix Type 526 Vectorscope. Coverpage picture of unit. Section 1: Characteristics include color-phase vector diagrams, phase, saturation, burst gate, etc. Mechanical characteristics include a cathode-ray tube, graticule, ventilat…

  10. Instructional Essays: Electronic Music Theory, and Learning Patch Number Two Bibliography

    Instructional Essays: Electronic Music Theory, and Learning Patch Number Two (42 pages, 3 copies). Contains text and hand-drawn diagrams on the following subsections of Electronic Music Theory: Sound, Voltage, The Development of the Synthesizer, and The Serge System, and the following subsections of…

  11. Instruments by Harald Bode and the Bode Sound Co Tools

    Harald Bode designed the Bode Vocoder Model No. 7702, the Warbo Formant Organ (1937, Heinrich-Herst Institut, with C. Warnke), the Melodium (shown 1938, with Oskar Vierling) and the Melochord (built 1947–1949). Model 7702 is a sixteen-channel vocoder (50–5080 Hz plus 5080–15000 Hz) with 6 ms analyzer response, voice-activated carrier/noise switching and a built-in rack-mountable power supply switchable 115/230 V. The Warbo Formant was a partially polyphonic four-voice instrument; the Melodium was a monophonic touch-sensitive keyboard with vibrato pedal; the Melochord was a monophonic 12-note-scale keyboard with octave-range switches, foot pedal and per-key envelope shaping, used at Bonn University and radio studios in Köln by Stockhausen.

  12. Intel Corp. Intellec 8 Reference Schematic Drawings (Oversize) Bibliography

    Intel Corp. Intellec 8 Reference Schematic Drawings (Oversize)

  13. Intel Corp. MCS-4 Micro Computer Set User's Manual Bibliography

    Intel Corp. MCS-4 Micro Computer Set User's Manual. Includes description and schematics, data sheets for Silicon Gate MOS Character Generator, Bipolar Programmable ROM 3601, MCS-4 Micro Computer Set, price list.

  14. Inter-Media Art Center: History of IMAC Groups

    Inter-Media Art Center, Inc. (IMAC) is a publicly supported non-profit media and performing arts center in Huntington, Long Island, serving New York State public and non-profit arts, educational and social service communities. Founded in 1974 with a New York State Council on the Arts grant as the first non-profit Media Arts Center on Long Island, IMAC moved to Bayville in 1976 to develop multi-camera studios and editing facilities and returned to Huntington in 1983 to occupy a converted movie palace balcony. IMAC received support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts and county cultural offices and was designated a Primary Organization in 1983; Michael Rothbard and Kathy Bodily are named.

  15. Inter-Media Arts Center: Description and Chronology (1998, 1999) Groups

    The Inter-Media Art Center (IMAC), founded in 1974 by Michael Rothbard (Director) and Kathy Bodily, operated as a Long Island video access, production, exhibition and training facility; a 1976 brochure lists a Video Production Resource Center with Portapak loans, workshops and post-production services and a media presentations program. A 1978 notice describes open equipment access with staffed color studio and editing suites; a 1980 article describes a 45' x 50' studio with two color cameras, a 6-channel audio mixer and $25/hour rental. By 1984 IMAC offered multi-camera TV production, 3/4" editing and film-to-tape transfers; programs were funded in part by the New York State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.

  16. Interaction: Artistic Practice in the Network Bibliography

    Artists and projects include Brian Holmes. Ursula Biemann, Ken Goldberg, Ricardo Basebaum, Jodi.org, Bracha Lichtenberg-Ettinger, Critical Art Ensemble, Knowbotic Research, Keller Eatserling, Eve Andree Laramee. Forward by John S. Johnson.

  17. Interactive Video: Wendy Clarke's Love Tapes Bibliography

  18. Interface Culture How New Technology Transforms the Way We Create and Communicate Bibliography

  19. International Directory of Electronic Arts Bibliography

    Editions convering range of activities in art and technology. Bibliography and indexes. Addresses. French and English.

  20. International Video Art Symposium Bibliography

    texts: Wulf Herzogenrath (Video Artists and Television as a Medium); Ian Murray (Support Structures for Artists Working with Videotape; Susan Britton (Video Lunch); Paul Wong (Making Video: Cable Access, Artists Cooperatives, Fees and Rights); Reprints from "Video as a Community or Political Tool", …

  21. Interstate Interface Bibliography

    A video event initiated by 2N4123 consists of interactive video spaces within inflatable structures. The group is headed by Drew Browning and Sparky Hill. Use of the Dan Sandin Image Processor.

  22. Interview mit dem Medientheoretiker Gerald O'Grady. In German Interview

    Interview mit dem Medientheoretiker Gerald O'Grady. In German.

  23. Interview with Carol Goss and Walter Wright Interview

    Carol Goss and Walter Wright, pioneers of live video performance, were interviewed by Benton Bainbridge at the Not Still Art Festival in Cooperstown, NY on April 25, 1998. Both developed realtime collaborative video at the Experimental Television Center in the early 1970s (Wright was Artist in Residence, second ever, 1972) and described performances such as Axis in Soho with Sun Ra, equipment including the Paik/Abe, David Jones Colorizer, Live! Board, oscillators, Serge modules and Sandin Image Processor, and touring, residencies and workshop practices.

  24. Interview with David Jones Interview

    Interview with David Jones An interview by Carolyn Tennant with tool designer David Jones.

  25. Interview with Hank Rudolph Bibliography

    An interview with Hank Rudolph about Experimental Television Center tools. Voltage control. Modularity. Serge. Bernie Hutchinson. Oscillators. Rich Brewster. Yellow boxes. Four Board Project. Keyer. Sequencer. Colorizer. Dave Jones. Matthew Schlanger. LSI-11. Paul Davis.