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Gary Smith on working with Perry Como on The Kraft Music Hall 04:11
Interview: Gary Smith | Show: Kraft Music Hall, The
Gary Smith on going to do art direction for The Judy Garland Show 01:31
Interview: Gary Smith | Show: Judy Garland Show, The
Gary Smith on working with Sammy Davis, Jr. and on working with African-American performers 10:14
Interview: Gary Smith | Topic: Representation on Television
Gary Smith on working with Sammy Davis, Jr. and on working with African-American performers 10:14
Interview: Gary Smith | Topic: Underrepresented Voices
Gary Smith on working with Sammy Davis, Jr. and on working with African-American performers 10:14
Interview: Gary Smith | Topic: Historic Events and Social Change
On his childhood and early interests; on his early memories of television and tinkering with tape recorders; on seeing (and hearing) the Ampex 200 tape recorder for the first time 16:15
Interview: Ray Dolby
On his first project working at Ampex (while in high school); on attending San Jose State and Stanford University 12:36
Interview: Ray Dolby
Ray Dolby on seeing (and hearing) the Ampex 200 tape recorder for the first time 02:30
Interview: Ray Dolby
On some of his achievements at Ampex while still in high school; on getting national security clearance as a high school senior; on projects he worked on at Ampex and developing a system for perfect lip sync 09:01
Interview: Ray Dolby
On his working on government projects; on the Ampex model 380 and model 500; on developing an all electronic system for synchronizing sound and getting his first patent at Ampex 05:59
Interview: Ray Dolby
On the theory behind video tape recording; on the development of the video tape recorder 13:33
Interview: Ray Dolby
Ray Dolby on some of his achievements at Ampex while still in high school (and getting national security clearance) 02:10
Interview: Ray Dolby
Ray Dolby on developing an all electronic system for synchronizing sound and his first patent at Ampex 01:33
Interview: Ray Dolby
Ray Dolby on the theory behind video tape recording and bringing the theory to life 05:39
Interview: Ray Dolby
Ray Dolby on the theory behind video tape recording and bringing the theory to life 05:39
Interview: Ray Dolby | Topic: Technological Innovation
Ray Dolby on developing an all electronic system for synchronizing sound and his first patent at Ampex 01:33
Interview: Ray Dolby | Topic: Technological Innovation
On his early contributions to the video tape recorder; on his friendship and working relationship with fellow engineer Charles Ginsburg 07:48
Interview: Ray Dolby
On additional modifications to the video tape recorder; on reproducing the first pictures on video tape; on leaving Ampex to enter the Army and the video tape recording project coming to a halt 14:30
Interview: Ray Dolby
On continuing to think about video tape while away from Ampex; on correspondence with Charles Ginsburg; on what the price of the video tape recorder should be 06:47
Interview: Ray Dolby
Ray Dolby on his early contributions to the video tape recorder 03:24
Interview: Ray Dolby | Profession: Technology Innovators
Ray Dolby on his early contributions to the video tape recorder 03:24
Interview: Ray Dolby | Topic: Technological Innovation
On returning to Ampex after the Army; on the revival of the video tape recording project; on creating a pulse FM system for modulating the signal going to video tape; on achieving encouraging results 07:57
Interview: Ray Dolby
On competition from RCA and other companies; on video tape recorder demonstrations in 1956 and the first home sales twenty years later in 1976 09:52
Interview: Ray Dolby
On demonstrations and the production of the Ampex video tape recorder; on the cost of the original production model ($50,000); on maintenance for the system; on the quality of the early video tape recordings; on putting Ampex on the map 11:33
Interview: Ray Dolby
Ray Dolby on David Sarnoff's announcements about RCA's achievements in video tape recording 01:13
Interview: Ray Dolby | Person: David Sarnoff