Home video before the '80's

[old_tv_nut]

This catalog, on page 47, describes the VP1 as a flying spot scanner.
https://www.dtvgroup.com/Super8Sound...nd_Catalog.pdf

[Telecolor 3007]

Probably in early '60's they costed so much. In 1967 for a simple sytsem (no timer included) you could pay 1.500 $ (se image 13): https://worldradiohistory.com/Archiv...Shack-1967.pdf
The nice "Normende" radio (image 104) was pretty expensive. But they where nice... probably only 1 in 100 people had the money for one, but still it was wow.

Originally Posted by old_tv_nut

This catalog, on page 47, describes the VP1 as a flying spot scanner.
https://www.dtvgroup.com/Super8Sound...nd_Catalog.pdf

Yes. I found that information, but didn't puzzled at the moment who it did worked. I wonder how good the image was.
Those sincro systems for sound where pretty complicated if you wanted to record. Some had film strip atached (I think they camed later on for Super 8) so if you dind't want no post processing. For playback of prerecorded stuff (you could buy/rent 8 and 16 m.m.) it was more simpler.

Thanks a lot, gentelmens!