I love to listen to our local guys on the radio announce the football
game while watching the video. But in this day of digital HDTV, the
TV source is FAR behind the radio broadcast, approx 5 seconds (radio
is before HDTV).
Is there any device to allow me to hook up to the tape in/out, which
will let me control a delay up to 5 or 10 seconds for the audio?
larrybud2002@yahoo.com (Larry Bud) wrote in
news:5db363e0.0411080722.22bd8322@posting.google.com:
> I love to listen to our local guys on the radio announce the football
> game while watching the video. But in this day of digital HDTV, the
> TV source is FAR behind the radio broadcast, approx 5 seconds (radio
> is before HDTV).
>
> Is there any device to allow me to hook up to the tape in/out, which
> will let me control a delay up to 5 or 10 seconds for the audio?
The first delay like that for video involved 2 quad decks, several
coathangers, and a lot of tape hanging in the air. It was called the
instant replay.
It used to be done with a cart machine but cart machines are all but gone.
For something that is a bit more modern, call a radio station that takes
phone calls and puts them on the air.
You can blame the FCC for most of this delay nonsense, not the technology.
r
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Nothing beats the bandwidth of a station wagon filled with DLT tapes.
"Larry Bud" <larrybud2002@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I love to listen to our local guys on the radio announce the football
> game while watching the video. But in this day of digital HDTV, the
> TV source is FAR behind the radio broadcast, approx 5 seconds (radio
> is before HDTV).
>
> Is there any device to allow me to hook up to the tape in/out, which
> will let me control a delay up to 5 or 10 seconds for the audio?
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