By Briley Court

 First picture ever taken! (I don’t really know what it is of…) dio.blogspot.co m/2007/05/sho rt-history-of- audiovideo- technology.html

 All film history was started with a bet by a man trying to prove a point. ory-of-film--74

 Edward Muybridge bet $25,000 that at some point all four legs of a horse will be off the ground at some point. ory-of-film--74

 Thomas Edison invented the first motion picture camera. He then patented his design… techproductions.com/ historyoftelevision.ht m

 Dickson shoots many different 15 second videos with Thomas Edison’s famous motion camera. techproductions.com/historyoftelevision.h tm

 First public demonstration of motion pictures in France. techproductions.com/historyoftelevision.h tm

 THE FIRST MOVIE!!!!  This film was called “The arrival of the train at La Ciotat”  These movies were mostly about labor in early life.

 Development of the Cathode Ray Tube by Ferdinand Braun. techproductions.com/historyoftelevision.h tm

 Use of the Cathode Ray Tube to produce television images! techproductions.com/historyoftelevision.h tm

 The first television show, ever…  The show was normally just a man smoking a cigarette, it sounds boring now but back then it was amazing to see anything on the “magicbox!”

 CBS broadcasts its first color program. or_Programming_rev_h.htm

 FCC authorizes the NTSC standard for color television broadcast in the United States.

 Sony markets the first betamax VCR for home viewing and recording.

 JVC introduces the VHS format for the VCR arena.

 Dolby laboratories introduces Dolby stereo for movies.

 Phillips markets the first video laser dick player.

 Dell releases the first mac 4 microprocessor. 5/short-history-of-audiovideo- technology.html

 The world standard for optical digital audio compact disc (CD) is established. 5/short-history-of-audiovideo- technology.html

 Phillips demonstrates the CD for the fist time. 5/short-history-of-audiovideo- technology.html

 Sony releases the first CD player. 5/short-history-of-audiovideo- technology.html