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02-23-2023, 08:12 PM
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Pioneer sold its first Laser Disc player with digital video memory in 1988-89, the CLD-3030. That machine only stored one field of NTSC video, so that is an indication of the cost of memory at that time. It also may be that just storing frames/fields of video is a lot simpler than actually manipulating that memory as needed for time-base correction. That level of information is beyond my knowledge.
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