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  • Strangeness - 3 thats Numberwang!

  • You mean the BBC once had programs for adults?

  • This is one of the most fascinating things I've ever seen, for so many reasons. I'm equally fascinated seeing how Horizon used to be compared to how it is today.

  • Thanks for uploading!

  • The loud buzzing is because at some earlier generation the print's sprocket holes in that region got stretched, which allowed the film to slip sideways a bit in the gate where the sound was read as it was being reproduced in an optical printer. A good sound editing program might be able to filter the buzzing, but I think it would probably leave the voice track rather muddy.

  • The tinniness of the sound can't be fixed on this end. The original master film print had the sound recorded as an optical track along its edge. The print from which this file was made is evidently several generations removed from the master, meaning that it's a copy of a copy of a copy, and so on. That's why the picture is so grainy. The optical soundtrack also got grainier, losing the subtlety of the original. Now it only has a very narrow bandwidth of frequencies still intact.

  • I wonder if Feynman knew that he was going to be amongst the first great scientists who would be immortalized and studied as long as there were scientists to do the studying. No one knows the voice of Newton, but perhaps 10 thousand years from now, people may know the voice of Feynman. I believe his legacy is the only accolade he would ever accept.

  • Thanks for uploading, great Feynman footage (and more)

  • @Fuco1337 if you use head phones just pull the jack out about halfway and for some reason it goes into stereo.  not sure how i discovered this but it works :D

  • Awesome....many thanks!

  • @ByronT2 that, and sometimes there is really loud noise (around the time Gell-Mann's segment starts)

  • Hello, Thank you very much, it is much appreciated.

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