DVI Technology Videos

    by Douglas Dixon

As a visual technology, the DVI project developed a number of videotapes to promote the technology and its applications, showing simulations from the very beginning of the project at Sarnoff to the final resulting Intel products.

See also: DVI Technology Photos

DSRC Development Tapes: 1982 - 1988

• T 1 - CSAV Compression / Application Demos - 23 min.
          CSAV Demonstrations
          Galactic Challenge - 1984
          MTV Tech Report: 1987: Year of the CD

• T 2 - "CDAV: A Montage" - RCA - 10/25/84 - 8 min.
          Interactive applications

• T 3 - DVI Technology - 1987 - 88 - 38 min.
          GE / RCA - Digital Video Interactive Technology
          The DVI Story - Making it happen in Seattle
          CD-ROM Conference 3/87 (MS 87)
          Announcement 3/88

• T 4 - DVI Technology - Intel '88 - 12 min.

Intel Products Tapes: 1988 - 1992

• T 5 - DVI for IEEE NY - 2/89 - 16 min.

• T 6 - Intel PRO - DVI Tech Demo - 1/90 - 16 min.

• T 7 - Intel ProShare - My Dinner with Diana - 11 min.

DVI Overview: 1987

Overview of  GE / RCA DVI Technology

With DVI hardware and prototype applications, 14:29

Courtesy Alex Benenson
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8946880037403603452

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The DVI Story: 1987

Announcement of  DVI Technology by RCA Labs, 3/87

Announcement at the 1987 Microsoft CD-ROM conference
Plus video of the RCA Labs DVI team and facilities, 20:40

Courtesy Alex Benenson
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7754036217926320793

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Design and Decorate DVI Pilot Application: 1988

Design and decorate was a pilot (demo) application developed for RCA's DVI technology. It allowed users to design a room layout, select furniture and coverings, and quickly view the results in 3-D. This clip is a demo of the app. No audio, 6:13

Courtesy Alex Benenson
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5809813586225953118

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DVI Technology: VideoLogo at MIT Media Lab: 1990

VideoLogo was a logo-language based digital multimedia development system for kids developed at MIT media lab by Alex Benenson for his master's thesis. The system used RCA/Intel's DVI technology to provide high performance motion video capture and playback and video/graphics effects, all accessed via an easy-to-use logo language interface.

This clip shows two kids using the system at MIT's media lab in 1990, the two adults are Alex Benenson and Idit Harel. 43:38

Courtesy Alex Benenson
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3516919377245579251&hl=en

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