Slow scan TV experiment 2

This is a follow on from my previous video, here I try MMSSV to "transmit" and "receive" pictures. MMSSTV is a program witch will encode pictures to sound, it can also decode the sound back into the original pictures. I do various experiments including recording them onto audio tape to see if audio tape recorders can store the pictures.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Slow
• scan
• TV
• tape
• audio
• sound
• picture
• decode
• encode
• reel
• to
• cassette
• microphone
• speaker
• transmit
• recieve
• MMSSV
• Clem

[skelle56]

Tried to scan it up with RX-SSTV, and all I can say is, your sound quality could be better...

[CoolDudeClem]

@skelle56 I think YouTube's audio compression could have something to do with that.

[bben95]

why is your voice so high? Wait, you are male right?

[CoolDudeClem]

@bben95 I wanted to stay a child forever, so I trained my voice to not break, I think it worked quite well.

[MarkPMus]

When I used to have a ZX81 and cassette deck, they did say in the manual that funnily enough the lower-fi mono cassette decks were better than hi fi stereo ones for the purpose of storing and retrieving computer data. Maybe it's the same with slow scan stuff. I must say it's pretty amazing though!

[CoolDudeClem]

The lo-fi mono cassette decks usually had a higher output level, on most stereo decks the line out just wasn't strong enough. But I remember once I had a ZX spectrum connected to the line out of a stereo deck and it could load from it just fine.

[TheUser1928]

USE AUTO SLANT! (MMSSTV>Option>auto Slant(check it)>press OK.)

[TheUser1928]

Lol it sounds like some of the sounds from Portal when you make the radio mess up.

[sulmann26]

Dial-up ^^

[skelle56]

@CoolDudeClem Probably.

[skelle56]

@SuperTechieJ Probably somewhere out there. Try searching SSTV software download for Mac or something like that.

[LiviuJETIX]

sounds like an old maulfunction cellphone

[SuperTechieJ]

Is there slow scan software for mac?