SSTV Video From The International Space Station

[NoDisslike]

2 ord. Dålig rumpa!

[jonathanpieman]

Cool. Great Work!

[Jermbob01]

how do you guys get such Clear imagery

[skelle56]

For me, MMSSTV just stopped going at 0:33. Too much background noise. But, hey, this is amateur radio here. Always gonna be some static, right?

[dedmenmiller]

sstv transmits picture not video

[miguelk12]

I was decoding this as I watched

[HunterDrastic]

is there a way to convert a picture into a sstv sound file?

[pointblancstudio]

I forgot I had MMSSTV running in the background and when I closed my browser I had the image. Love this techology.

[ipaqmaster]

@pointblancstudio

it really is interesting isnt it =) =P

[TheOutsider04]

@pointblancstudio same =)

[davemckiernan]

According to the Qwiki site they used SSTV during Apollo 11 and then re-assembled each frame for broadcast sometime later? The landings would have taken place hours before if that were the case. Can anyone confirm that this was the case?

[spacehelmetforacow]

@davemckiernan No, the soviets and America used SSTV to send images back from their unmanned probes. All the manned moon missions used normal NTSC signals.

[davemckiernan]

@spacehelmetforacow OK, thanks for that.

[spacehelmetforacow]

@davemckiernan I think they also recorded the NTSC footage frame by frame as SSTV on reel to reel tape (videotape was too expensive then), to get a higher-quality recording, but I'm not sure....

[SnoweyMan111]

In the end you notice the video is out of sync. Very cool non the less.

[jerreaudriessen]

why is it so slow!

[TheTailor25]

I decoded it with LineOut

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[Iamcartmanxd]

Is that how slow SSTV actually goes?

[punishedexistence]

2 words. Bad-ass.

[vitorix24]

@punishedexistence LOOOOL

[svofski]

Cool, I could decode it in its entirety by putting a headphone earpiece on a laptop microphone.

[3000marco]

@svofski me to

[italicus84]

@svofski I did it on an iPad!