https://books.google.com/books?id=T...epage&q="emi" "single inventory" "sq"&f=false^^^
"Qapability' Quiet
(went thru this thread, didn't see this info)
Kirk Bayne
"Qapability' Quiet
(went thru this thread, didn't see this info)
Kirk Bayne
I don't see mention of SQ encoding on my Laserdisc copy either but it is defiantly encoded! My copy does mention that it uses CX noise reduction however.
Both VHS and Beta-HiFI coexisted for a long while! Beta was never "long gone" only maybe a few years before DVD's started to replace all videotape. Don't forget ED Beta came out in 1988, Beta machines were still produced until 2002! High end models were always HiFi!Note that any Dolby surround recording will play back through an SQ decoder with everything recorded in the surround channel coming out of both back speakers.
Odd, but I don't recall Hifi stereo VHS coming out until after Beta was gone. And I was not interested in ANY video format until it could hold Dolby Surround.
https://books.google.com/books?id=T...epage&q="emi" "single inventory" "sq"&f=false^^^
"Qapability' Quiet
(went thru this thread, didn't see this info)
Kirk Bayne
If you play Dolby Surround recordings through a QS or RM decoder, you'll get separation in the rears, as well as the fronts. Dolby Surround is not fully compatible with SQ, but plays very well with QS.Note that any Dolby surround recording will play back through an SQ decoder with everything recorded in the surround channel coming out of both back speakers.
Odd, but I don't recall Hifi stereo VHS coming out until after Beta was gone. And I was not interested in ANY video format until it could hold Dolby Surround.
Quadraphonic cassettes going to be introduced in the U.K.by CBS/Columbia (November 10 ,1973 ; 70)
wow..!!IIRC, CBS/Columbia USA stated that prerecorded cassettes (at least with the tech available in the early to late 1970s) weren't suitable for matrix quadraphonic sound.
Anyone have any of these early 1970s CBS UK SQ cassettes (how do they sound compared to the same title on SQ LP thru the SM, for example)?
Kirk Bayne
amazingly, the Blu-ray has the Quintaphonic in 5-channel fully discrete form!There WAS no Dolby Stereo and no LCRS when Tommy was made in 1975. They didn't exist yet. Dolby Stereo was first used the following year. Tommy was LCR with the L and R encoded in QS and C being a discrete center channel. LCR was a standard release method at the time. There was no surround track.
They added the Dolby Stereo logo when Dolby Stereo went into use in 1977. But they did not really have to do anything to the film because QS plays perfectly in Dolby Stereo (and Dolby Surround).
From what I understood in the literature at the time, The Who did the actual QS mix, not Polydor. Polydor entered later to make and distribute the records.
The VHS and DVD copies of Tommy I have include the Dolby Surround, QS, and Quintaphonic logos on the case and in the film. The DVD case (in front of me now) says ORIGINAL QUINTAPHONIC MIX AUDIO, Dolby Digital 5.0, and 2 ch Dolby Surround.
were any titles, artists or catalogue number info ever mentioned at all?Quadraphonic cassettes going to be introduced in the U.K.by CBS/Columbia (November 10 ,1973 ; 70)
Angel debuts first SQ albums . (December 14, 1974 ; 03)
SQ OHR Music Productions : Hanza a Berlin subsidiary.
"There has been considerable International success with Tangerine Dream , Ash Ra Tempel , and Klaus 'Quadro'
Schulze ". All the quadraphonic albums from the German labels OHR , Pilz , and Kosmiche Kuriere .
(June 16 ,1973 ; 67)
EMI/Electrola Germany have introduced albums in SQ by : John Lennon , Heino , Deep Purple , Hugo Strasser , Helmut Zacharias , Barry Lipman and Adamo . (July 01 1972 : 48)
It could be that CBS (USA) stopped CBS (UK) from releasing SQ encoded compact cassettes, CBS (USA) did convert to using Dolby B on all their (USA) prerecorded cassettes in 1972.wow..!!
do we know what the titles are?
is there any catalogue number information?
were any titles, artists or catalogue number info ever mentioned at all?
i'd dearly love to find one/some of these CBS UK SQ-encoded cassettes!!
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