Laserdisc: How It Works (1980)

Side 2 of "Laserdisc: What It Is", featuring Don Herbert.

[@bernardharquail9405]

Pioneers Laserdisc player is really great picture.

[@gushiperson]

I miss this guy.

[@deckofcards87]

Oh yeah I need this disc in my life

[@pennstat]

Dear God, Mister Wizard with hair!

[@TheSweetone-nr9pp]

Cool

[@5implesimon]

05:21 "Yeah its chocolate alright!" was it worth that risk??! ;/

[@jugosever]

Each pixel is made of three parts: red, green and blue. Are those three colors red by the same laser beam, or are three laser beams required?

[@UrielX1212]

It is RF analog video signal. The Chroma signal has the RGB all tucked into one signal.

[@jeanrobert121]

Grrrrrreat

[@Angie2343]

Wish he could have explained DVDs, which are made by a similar process as LaserDiscs!

[@ricardobritoruiz3279]

Except for one thing, Laserdisc is an analog system and DVD is digital, but both have quite similar ways of physical architecture and reading process.

[@Angie2343]

@@ricardobritoruiz3279 Exactly why!

[@ryanbates9668]

Imagine if Apple did this for their products