| Video Tools | |
 Email |
 Comments (9) |
 RSS |
 |
Playing the Unplayable Records
Researchers and scientists work together together to find a way to play recordings made by the studio of inventor Alexander Graham Bell (3:39)
Produced by: Ryan R. Reed
| Tweet | Digg |
Advertisement
Comments (9)
It is very interesting. I have about 1000 78th jazz records. Some of them need cleening. How can You help me with this? You cut Your information after couple of minuts.My records are very unknown(Edison about 200 pcs.) Please answer me. Best Regards Dymitr Markiewicz
Posted by Dymitr Markiewicz on April 25,2012 | 05:13 AM
I could spend countless hours working with that kind of thing....restoration of sound, silent films, etc.
Posted by Paul Ciarrochi on April 24,2012 | 03:34 PM
I hate video only presentations. I can't watch them on my work computer because the Flash Player is out of date and will never be updated. What happened to reading?
Posted by meagain on April 19,2012 | 12:37 PM
Wow, this is amazing. I'd like to see a 60 minute documentary on this. Please let us see more! I am in the process of archiving recordings made by my family on records in the 1940s, they used a record cutting machine to send audio postcards, and I can hear the voice of my great grandparents, who had passed away 25 years before I was born.
Posted by Dave on February 26,2012 | 11:42 AM
Closed captions of what they said on the recording would make this video more enriching.
Posted by yale strom on January 29,2012 | 09:29 PM
Interesting. Close captioning would help one understand what they were saying.
Posted by Richard Brockelman on January 27,2012 | 10:49 AM
Would the 3-D copy machine catch the sound?
Posted by Beverly Brunet on January 24,2012 | 03:50 PM
Excellent, keep up the wonderful work. I have a lot of old 78's and still delight in finding new descoveries.
Posted by robert novicky on January 23,2012 | 11:58 AM
This is fascinating. I wish I could have heard all of it, but my sound system suddenly stopped working right.
Posted by ronnyj on January 21,2012 | 03:21 PM