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This website and mailing list is focused on 2" Quadruplex Videotape: Sharing your experiences working with Quad tapes, recorders, their quirks and foibles can be very helpful in migrating the thousands of aging Quad videotapes now just sitting on shelves at archives world-wide. Members of this group are working with the Library of Congress National Audio Visual Conservation Center in Culpeper, Virginia at the request of Steven Nease, the Chief Technology Officer for the NAVCC. Historical stories or personal recollections are welcome. We all need a laugh, an "Ah-Ha!" or to
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A number of Quad Videotape Group Members are attending the Click here to learn more, see pictures and
AMPEX Customers were looking at this brochure in the summer and fall of 1968
The VR-2000B was a workhorse, for networks, syndicators, local stations, And in many archival transfer situations, VR-2000Bs continue to play back
Users depended on the VR-2000 to make multi-generation copies possible, with little loss of color, resolution or stability even after passes for editing and dubbing for syndication. How many generations did Ampex advertise "perfect color from original tape?"
If you use or used to use or maintain an Ampex VR-2000B Ampex brochure and scans courtesy Don Norwood
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