[BC] ACR-25 and TCR-100 quad cart machines

[Larry Bloomfield]

I found what Jack had to say very interesting and similar to what we did 
when I was doing the evening news for then KNXT Channel 2 in LA (now 
KCBS-TV). We had and used our two ACR-25s for news clips. Prior to the 
news  we did a dub reel on 2 inch quad which we aired for commercials. 
It got quite interesting as it was CBS's policy not do air airline 
commercials in breaks before or after airline disaster stories. It was 
kind of hard to do this when all the spots aired from a dub reel. This 
was also about the time we stopped using film. I remember mixing the 5 
O'clock with four of our six film chains in use at the same time, taking 
audio from various chains while the film was taken from other chains. 
Telling a young person in our business about telecine is like talking 
about ancient history. Most don't even know what telecine is or how 
important it was in the early days of TV.