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Terry_VK5TM · 26th Jul 2017, 6:24 am

Things change in such a short time.

When I started in television in the early 70's, the freeze frame unit we had was about 4' high, maybe 18" or so square and had a spinning disc on top similar to those of the old laser players.

It was also kept in what was euphemistically called a clean room.

Something like this would have been so much better.

Terry

26th Jul 2017, 6:24 am	#6
Terry_VK5TM Nonode Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Tintinara, South Australia, Australia Posts: 2,340	Re: The PAL Freeze Frame Machine Things change in such a short time. When I started in television in the early 70's, the freeze frame unit we had was about 4' high, maybe 18" or so square and had a spinning disc on top similar to those of the old laser players. It was also kept in what was euphemistically called a clean room. Something like this would have been so much better. Terry