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History of digital week2
This document discusses the history of audio formats and their impact. It lists numerous audio formats that were developed from the late 19th century to the late 20th century, including vinyl records in various sizes, cassette tapes, 8-tracks, reel-to-reel tapes, CDs, and MP3s. It also includes a timeline of important dates in the development of these formats and the devices that played them, such as record players, radios, cassette players, and 8-track players. Finally, it notes some of the formats that had major impacts, such as piano rolls, gramophones, Victrolas, 45s, transistor radios, cassettes, CDs, and MP3s
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- 3. How Many Formats • 78 (12”) • 78 (10”) • 45 • LP • CD • CD single • CD EP • Cassette • Cassette Single • Digital Cassette • VHS • MiniDisc • DAT • 8 Track • Reel-‐to-‐Reel
- 4. 1899 1st Magnetic recordings Timeline 1948 33-‐RPM 1949 45-‐RPM 1950 Floppy Disc 1962 Compact Cassette 1965 Compact Disc 1978 Laserdiscs 1979 Sony DiscMan 1982 1st CD Released 1933 FM Radio 1958 1st Commercial Cassette 1966 8-‐Tk Tape 1987 DAT Tape 1988 MP3 1901 Victrola 1897 Gramophone 1896 Piano Rolls 1877 Phonograph invented by Edison
- 5. History of Devices Radios
- 6. History of Devices Radios
- 7. History of Devices RECORD PLAYERS
- 8. History of Devices Cassette Players
- 9. History of Devices Cassette Players
- 10. History of Devices Cassette Players
- 11. History of Devices 8 Track Players
- 12. History of Devices 8 Track Players
- 13. Impact of Formats • PIANO ROLLS • GRAMOPHONE • VICTROLA • 45’S • TRANSITOR RADIO • CASSETTE • CD • MP3