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Originally Posted by wa2ise
They could do three separate reels of film, RGB, or maybe YUV. YUV might be an easier choice, as slight mismatches in image alignment would be less serious. As U and V are about half the resolution of Y (B&W). The TV station would need 2 extra telecine machines, and feed their outputs to an NTSC encoder set up to use YUV. That's starting to sound too expensive for the day, though...
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It would be less unreasonable if three stations interconnected by network lines each brought one telecine to a common location for what you describe.
For a timezone like the west coast I could see that kind of collaboration being feasible.