RCA Logo Selectavision CED VideoDisc Fanfare

enhanced audio using equalization and SRS processing.

[@ESP1138]

Beautiful introduction logo. I wish they had invested all of that energy for a proper laserdisc and DVD logo.

[@ez2me2009]

Amazing, indeed. The sound is remarkable. Well done!

[@TimelordR]

A reminder of the days before Blu-ray.

[@Jaymac720]

It’s so unfortunate that this format failed. I would have loved to have grown up longing to hear that fanfare before family movie night

[@brandonreina791]

Sourced from a SelectaVision Video Disc release of Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer (1985)

[@bouteta]

WOW !!!! That's it, i have to start learning equalization and SRS processing, that is amazing ! :-)

[@brandonreina4219]

This is how RCA manufactured Selectavision CED video discs before they merged with Columbia Pictures Home Entertainment to form RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video (now Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) I was referring to as Radio Corporation of America (which was often known by its acronym, RCA) They are privately owned by Technicolor (parent company of entertainment giant NBCUniversal which owns a 33% stake in Universal Studios) and licensed to Sony Music Entertainment (as The RCA Records Label) Websites www.rca.com www.rcarecords.com

[@grkb]

ok

[@cedfan1]

LoVE IT ! Thanks for the post !

[@databits]

+Andy Pandy - thanks for the comment

[@umguistein]

TYVM!!!

[@warrenmacdonald1372]

Bravo Databits / RCA !

[@singletona082]

Imagine if this had come out in 73 or so instead of after the launch of the VHS and Betamax. But no by the time it came to market, it was already not worth buying.

[@TonyTheBomber]

Looks too advanced for early '80s!

[@melvinurias4529]

DVD quality

[@databits]

Duh, CED was 240p or less!