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On Dec 24, 2012 4:22 PM, "Monty Montgomery"  wrote:

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> There was another more mundane reason than that.  44.1kHz allowed

> engineers to store an even number of samples in either an NTSC or a

> PAL scanline when using UMatic video recorders to record digital

> audio.  Sony had supposedly even planned a line of products based on

> the idea, though they never came to market.

In college we recorded recitals on such a system.  There was A/D box with

meters on it ("If it clips you're fired!") and a Betamax VCR.  I think it

was all Sony but I don't actually remember.
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On Dec 24, 2012 4:22 PM, "Monty Montgomery" <xiphmont@gmail.com> wrote:

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> There was another more mundane reason than that. =A044.1kHz allowed

> engineers to store an even number of samples in either an NTSC or a

> PAL scanline when using UMatic video recorders to record digital

> audio. =A0Sony had supposedly even planned a line of products based on=

> the idea, though they never came to market.

In college we recorded recitals on such a system.=A0 There w=

as A/D box with meters on it ("If it clips you're fired!") an=

d a Betamax VCR.=A0 I think it was all Sony but I don't actually rememb=

er.
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