Yep. At a company I worked for eight years ago, we were still dubbing BetaSP tapes for most TV stations for Public Service Announcements we wanted them to air.
We sent them what they told us they used, too, as we had equipment to dub with DVDs also. We still dubbed some giant ...I think they were called three quarter (3/4") tapes also, which are older than Beta, I believe.
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Yep. At a company I worked for eight years ago, we were still dubbing BetaSP tapes for most TV stations for Public Service Announcements we wanted them to air.
We sent them what they told us they used, too, as we had equipment to dub with DVDs also. We still dubbed some giant ...I think they were called three quarter (3/4") tapes also, which are older than Beta, I believe.
Betacam SP is not Betamax. Betacam was used much, much longer after Betamax deceased.
Huh. Interesting. They were always referred to as Beta SP's, so I just assumed they were higher quality Betamax.
U-matic tapes, I think.
This is what they were trademarked as, but most of the video profession refers to them as 3/4" tape (at least in the US) I think.