That doesn’t address SQ issues.
Has the coloured watermark gone yet from the Jesse Owens black and white projection ?
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Has the coloured watermark gone yet from the Jesse Owens black and white projection ?
rodserling27
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I was thinking I might be crazy when I watched it Sunday morning and she wasn't there. Thanks for confirming that I'm sane, at least on this issue!
SQ: System Quality?
Missing20K
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Show Quality
Thanks. I did a Google search and there was a version using french words for system quality.
Pi on my Cake
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I get the desire to be authentic, but if the old school tv is having repeated maintainence issues, wouldn't it be easier to just pop a tiny modern tv with low brightness settings in a casing that looks like an old tv?
I was being facetious about the vacuum tubes. It’s probably just a monitor made to look like an old TV.
Phil12
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It's anything but authentic. The TV shown in the scene is a black and white Philco Predicta which was made from 1958 to 1960. It was a terrible TV and cost the company a fortune in repairs and lost reputation. Philco filed for bankruptcy protection in 1960. No one in their right mind in 1969 would be watching the first moon landing on an old, unreliable and out of date Philco Predicta black and white TV.
Philco Predicta 3D model
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Looks cool, though.It's anything but authentic. The TV shown in the scene is a black and white Philco Predicta which was made from 1958 to 1960. It was a terrible TV and cost the company a fortune in repairs and lost reputation. Philco filed for bankruptcy protection in 1960. No one in their right mind in 1969 would be watching the first moon landing on an old, unreliable and out of date Philco Predicta black and white TV.
Philco Predicta 3D model
castlecake2.0
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Its usually related to guest satisfaction scores In park operations
JoeCamel
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Ohhh, the design though......It's anything but authentic. The TV shown in the scene is a black and white Philco Predicta which was made from 1958 to 1960. It was a terrible TV and cost the company a fortune in repairs and lost reputation. Philco filed for bankruptcy protection in 1960. No one in their right mind in 1969 would be watching the first moon landing on an old, unreliable and out of date Philco Predicta black and white TV.
Philco Predicta 3D model
Missing20K
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It's anything but authentic. The TV shown in the scene is a black and white Philco Predicta which was made from 1958 to 1960. It was a terrible TV and cost the company a fortune in repairs and lost reputation. Philco filed for bankruptcy protection in 1960. No one in their right mind in 1969 would be watching the first moon landing on an old, unreliable and out of date Philco Predicta black and white TV.
Philco Predicta 3D model
Hey @GlacierGlacier found your next project! Make a TV or tablet out of it and I'm pretty sure you'd have a bidding war on your hands.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Sub wasn’t working last Sunday.
Right. The reason for my post when visiting on Sunday.
GlacierGlacier
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Oh boy - manufacturing! I do need to look into fancy-looking prop production though.
JohnByers
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I said that in response to whomever it was that reported it wasn’t working mid Dec. I am hopeful that they get it up and going soon as it’s one of my favorite shows to take people to. Especially people who have gone multiple time to WDW and never knew or took the time to check it out.
FigmentForver96
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Sub scene was working today...as was the TV on SSE
