Magnetic duplication of video records

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The magnetic printing process is explained, and some experiments are described showing how video records can be successfully duplicated. With this technique, a tape containing an hour of video (recorded transversely by a rotating-head system) can be copied in less than three minutes.

Inspec keywords: magnetic recording; video recording

Subjects: Video recording

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