U-matic 3/4"
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* [[Wikipedia:U-matic|Wikipedia article on U-Matic]] | * [[Wikipedia:U-matic|Wikipedia article on U-Matic]] | ||
* [http://xfrstn.newmuseum.org/ XFER STN (New Museum)] (available to artists for digitizing old-format works) | * [http://xfrstn.newmuseum.org/ XFER STN (New Museum)] (available to artists for digitizing old-format works) | ||
| + | * [http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/artsdesk/music/2013/11/04/memories-of-the-old-930-club-lost-to-time-maybe-not/ Memories of the Old 9:30 Club, Lost to Time? Maybe Not.] | ||
[[category:Broadcast]] | [[category:Broadcast]] | ||
Revision as of 00:23, 5 November 2013
U-matic 3/4" is a version of the U-matic magnetic video tape format, used in the professional television industry.
Resources
- Wikipedia article on U-Matic
- XFER STN (New Museum) (available to artists for digitizing old-format works)
- Memories of the Old 9:30 Club, Lost to Time? Maybe Not.
