- "Reflective
Optical Videodisc System"
format later known as "Laser
Vision" or LaserDisc. MCA
DiscoVision, Inc. was a
division of
entertainment giant MCA (Music Corporation...
- medium,
initially licensed, sold and
marketed as MCA
DiscoVision (also
known simply as "
DiscoVision") in the
United States in 1978. Its
diameter typically...
- m****-produced
industrial LaserDisc player, sold
originally as the MCA
DiscoVision PR-7820. This unit was used in many
General Motors dealerships as a source...
-
optical disc
format marketed to consumers; it was
introduced by MCA
DiscoVision in 1978. From 1978
until 1984, all
LaserDisc player models read discs...
-
Instructions for the MCA
DiscoVision PR-7820 System, MCA
DiscoVision, Inc., 1979,
retrieved September 10, 2022
Anders Enger Jenson -
Discovision, 2019 "Great Day...
-
Wonderful World of
Disney Television. New York, NY: Hyperion. p. 90. "MCA
Discovision Library".
Archived from the
original on
March 23, 2013.
Retrieved December...
- the disc
continued to degrade. Much of the
early production run of MCA
DiscoVision discs had
severe laser rot. Also, in the 1990s,
LaserDiscs manufactured...
- in 1978 as one of the first-ever
titles in the new
LaserDisc format,
DiscoVision Catalog #22-003. It was
later reissued in May 1994 on
LaserDisc by MCA/Universal...
- time it had
already been made
obsolete by
laser videodisc (
DiscoVision,
later called Laser
Vision and LaserDisc) as well as
Betamax and VHS
video c****ette...
-
branch out into the
videodisc market,
licensing titles to MCA
DiscoVision and RCA's Selecta
Vision videodisc formats,
allowing both
companies to
market and...
