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=== IVC 1" Open Reel ===
=== IVC 1" Open Reel ===
Current tapes dated between about 1975 and 1980. 10 inch (2400 foot long) metal reels of 1 inch wide video tape. Marked simply I.V.C. and a tape number, from which I presume they were recorded on an International Video Corporation machine. Luckily all the 1" IVC machines are supposed to be compatible in terms of on-tape format, so we don't need to know which was used to record it. GTV in Birmingham are believed to have a working [http://www.labguysworld.com/IVC-700.htm IVC700], and a trip is planned to take the tapes to it and extract the contents.
Current tapes dated between about 1975 and 1980. 10 inch (2400 foot long) metal reels of 1 inch wide video tape. Marked simply I.V.C. and a tape number, from which we presumed they were recorded on an International Video Corporation machine. This was the station's primary (only?) edit machine until it's demise in 1984 due to a terminal fault. This caused considerable disruption until a replacement edit system became available in 1985. [[Archive Hunt|Recent attempts to play these tapes]] suggest that in fact very little if any of the IVC format recordings remain on these tapes.
This was the station's primary (only?) edit machine until it's demise in 1984 due to a terminal fault. This caused considerable disruption until a replacement edit system became available in 1985.


=== Sony 1" Open Reel ===
=== Sony 1" Open Reel ===
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