Servicing Videocassette Recorders: A Servicing Guide FROM THE PUBLISHER
The first three editions of this book were well received by service engineers, technical college teaching staff and technically minded enthusiasts as a guide to VCR techniques. Confining itself to the principles and practice of domestic machines, and discussing them in depth, this book has quickly become established as a useful benchside reference and as an aid to students taking technical courses. Several new sections have been added to the fourth edition. A new part of the introduction covers the basic theory of magnetic recording and bandwidth, leading up to frequency modulation for video signals. Information on older systems, Philips N1500/N1700, Betamax and V2000 has been retained as these form the basis of 8mm and SOVHS. Most domestic videorecorders have some editing capabilities and a section on editing has been introduced. Advanced picture enhancement has been added to extend the theory of FM recording and replay and the concepts of signal processing.
FROM THE CRITICS
Booknews
A text for students in technical courses and a benchside reference. Explains the principles and practice of servicing domestic video cassette machines. The fourth edition (first in 1983 and third in 1988) adds information on the basic theory of magnetic recording and bandwidth, older systems, editing, and picture enhancement. No bibliography. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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