Talking Pictures: 3M Sound on Slide multimedia system from 1969

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The 3M Sound On Slide system was launched in 1969 and enabled anyone to assemble and play multimedia presentations with each photo accompanied by 30 seconds of audio.
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@daturave 3 года назад

At 16:45 it says in Finnish "yritetään vielä kerran jotta voidaan sitten kokeilla todella onnistuuko tämä " which liberally translates to "Let's try one more time if this really works".

@melskunk 3 года назад

Hah, sounds like he was having the same issues

@jasonblalock4429 3 года назад

LOL... That seems like the most perfect possible audio clip for this video.

@errordtp 3 года назад

Now we know: they worked on some nuclear experiments. 😁 Thx for the translation! 🙏

@Elektronijaenis 3 года назад

I was going to come give the same translation here. :D About the uses of this kind of technology: As a kid, I remember a school trip to a candy factory (Fazer). First thing when we got there was guide us to an auditorium where we were shown a big corporate slide show about the company. That slideshow was done on a bunch of projectors. I remember the images to fade to other images and the images on the screen changed maybe in 6 separate parts. I believe the image fades were made by fading the light on one projector out and another in at the same time... So it was probably at least twelve separate slide projectors there sychronized to one giant slide show. The soundtrack was continous, so the show probably wasn't using this kind of projectors though. (That was maybe late 80's.) Much later at work one of our offices had an auditorium that had a bunch of slide projectors installed. That was early 2000's and by that time they were not used anymore (They were practically only collecting dust at that time.) I wish I had examined those a then. The bureau I work for moved out of that building years ago. So... While I have no experience about that particular slide projector, maybe these experiences will shed some light to how that kind of projectors might have been used back in the day. And maybe "slide projector multimedia" was more common in Finland than elsewhere.

@amnottabs 3 года назад

@@errordtp now imagine the original pic that audio belonged to

@evilutionltd 3 года назад

Remember when you were young and you'd go with your parents to their friend's house who had just been on holiday and they'd have their slide projector out and you knew it was going to be boring and you'd be there for ages. Thankfully with the invention of the internet, people can post their photos on social media and we can just ignore them.

@ZGryphon 3 года назад

When I was a tiny child, before VHS, my parents shot some 8mm home movies of me learning to walk and such. The usual nonsense parents of small children think is interesting, you know how it goes. When the film came back from being processed, my father borrowed a projector from work, my grandparents came over, and they and my parents sat down and had a lovely time watching... the highlights of someone's African safari. Boy, I bet those people were disappointed.

@anonUK 3 года назад

@@ZGryphon Could have been worse- the adventurous openly-married couple down the road get the baby steps and Granny and Grandad get- the last days of Rome.

@aussie8114 3 года назад

That pretty much sums up social media.

@annother3350 3 года назад

It was always a fake 'uncle' Reg who owned stuff like this

@mikgus 3 года назад

Now they have to show you the same images on a small 5" screen from facebook/instagram. Progress?

@GeneraleRus 3 года назад

LMAO You found picture about the rare Dreamcast sponsorship in Italy for the Sampdoria Calcio!

@lddutra 3 года назад

Same (cursed) energy as the picture of Senna holding a sonic trophy on 93 european gran prix (that was sponsored by sega). When sega was still alive they used to do these weird sponsorships. I love this.

@ohnoitschris 3 года назад

@@lddutra Sega's still around, they even released one of the best games this year, Yakuza: Like a Dragon

@planetX15 3 года назад

@@ohnoitschris Not the same company when the Sega Master System was my first console.

@YoshMaster 3 года назад

@@planetX15 why do you say it’s not the same company? They never got sold or went out of business or anything.. it’s the exact same company, they just don’t make consoles anymore..

@planetX15 3 года назад

@@YoshMaster Exactly, they don't make consoles anymore.

@terrybell3495 3 года назад

I work for a Finnish company. The amazing packaging applies to the country as a whole. I have had packing crates made from better wood then most furniture I own.

@nialler78 3 года назад

As an ex baggage handler I can confirm that Finnair baggage compartments are the most neatly loaded of any airline in the world, like a well played game of Tetris. I often wondered how they did it given the time constraints of loading/unloading aircraft

@juslitor 3 года назад

@@nialler78 Back in the days, most people heated their apartment with wood. City dwellers had to stack their firewood very tightly indeed to have more than a few days worth of fuel. Could be that skill carried over into efficient stacking of baggage.

@ironcito1101 3 года назад

That part reminded me of my grandpa. When I was a kid, my parents, sister and I moved to a town in the mountains and we went through some tough times financially. My grandparents used to send us boxes full of stuff like food, items for school and such, to help out. My grandpa did the packaging; he put paper as packing material, inside a wooden box, wrapped with steel wire to keep it from opening or coming apart. Took us a while to open it, but you can bet nothing ever got damaged in transit!

@dos541 3 года назад

Arent wood crates likely to shatter if thrown on the ground My rule for packaging is that the package has to survive a 6 foot fall onto concrete Seen the videos of usps/ups (insert your local shipping company here) throwing packages over fences they get paid by weight shipped so speed is very important to them

@ironcito1101 3 года назад

@@dos541 In the case of my grandpa, he used those wooden crates that they use to ship fruit. They're made of somewhat flexible wood, and obviously designed to be shipped and mishandled. Plus, they were full of stuff and weighed a ton, nobody was tossing those over walls. Nothing is indestructible, but those could handle anything within reason.

@Halfpipesaur 3 года назад

14:15 - That's Alessandro Del Piero holding the Champions League cup, which dates this photo to 1996 when Juventus won the trophy.

@lc7ineo 3 года назад

I seem to remember they lost that one on the picture,. They won 96 but they were wearing the visitors blue shirt and Alessandro's hair was way shorter. Ahhh I'm old.

@Halfpipesaur 3 года назад

@@lc7ineo Yep, It's definitely not taken during the Champions League final but a few months after. I did some googling and found out that it was most probably photographed after Juventus v Bologna match on 1st of December 1996 during the presentation of the '96 Intercontinental Cup trophy.

@aksela6912 3 года назад

And the team seen celebrating I believe is Rosenborg when they beat AC Milan in '96. Bent Skammelsrud wearing the captain's band.

@lc7ineo 3 года назад

@@davidjames579 lol I think he was drafted by the chicago bulls before that

@MrInvinciblewarrior 3 года назад

@Alex Sickshow my one man army in fifa98, good old times

@jimbo573 3 года назад

Congratulations fellas on winning some kind of cup.

@Techmoan 3 года назад

It’s a big ’un.

@damionlee7658 3 года назад

@@Techmoan this feels like a perfect "I bet you say that to all the girls" moment...

@JayKayKay7 3 года назад

17:59 Imagine watching this realizing that was you at the fancy dress party.

@thaddeusmcgrath 3 года назад

The chap on the right was going for the David Lee Roth look from the Yankee Rose music video. The bin bag lady looks like a dancer from Billy Idol dancing with myself video as well, the apocalyptic rooftop ones. 80's rockers in their prime. Oh how I would love to go to such a fancy party as that one!

@LarryTalbot_1313 3 года назад

What is a "bin bag lady?" Here in the U.S. don't say that and have no idea of what it means!

@moonshine3333 3 года назад

@@LarryTalbot_1313 A bin bag is the black plastic sack that you would put your trash/garbage in. Punks in the UK used to wear them to be different ... until they all became the same by trying to be different 🤪🤪🤪 Oh, "punk" probably has a different meaning to you too. Google it 👍

@segamon 3 года назад

@@LarryTalbot_1313 Bin bag is what we Yanks call trash bag. 😎

@errordtp 3 года назад

@@LarryTalbot_1313 It means a dead body (or bodyparts) of a women. Not a big deal.

@raerth 3 года назад

Techmoan: I've finally run out of obscure audio formats to review. Finland: Hold my Olvi.

@alkestos 2 года назад

I’d rather use “kalja", because ‘Olvi’ is a brand of a beverage manufacturer. Kalja on the other hand directly translates to general “beer.” I doubt you’d say “hold my Guinness”, instead of beer.

@jansalomin Год назад

@@alkestos Maybe if you were making a joke about Ireland or something stereotypical like that

@ltmcolen 3 года назад

Imagine watching this video and seeing your old party pictures. Weird

@marcusphoenixish 3 года назад

@@Chris-rg6nm you joking they're probably just a few years older

@captaindebug 3 года назад

They're probably approaching retirement.

@andrewojanen9167 3 года назад

@@Chris-rg6nm the CRT TV looked from the 80s so I would hope the people arent all dead

@ironcito1101 3 года назад

It'd be cool if they took it with humor, like the ponytail guy from the "1990's in HD" video.

@WorldCupWillie 3 года назад

Nope, they're all definitely dead.

@rappscallion3238 3 года назад

* sudden Finnish on the first slide * "Well, that's not me. Definitely not." For some reason that just made me laugh out loud.

@denimadept 3 года назад

Any idea what the slide said?

@Ziegeri 3 года назад

@@denimadept "Let's try one more time, so we can try if this really works"

@denimadept 3 года назад

@@Ziegeri not a lot of faith in the tech, I guess.

@biletoppi 3 года назад

@@denimadept It could've been recorded by that Matti guy who wanted to check if the thing worked before bothering techmoan about it.

@weshard1 3 года назад

I thought it had a built-in translator, for a moment..

@crankjazz 3 года назад

Great Dave Lee Roth "Yankee Rose" era makeup circa 1985.

@jeenkzk5919 3 года назад

Yeah! Off the album Eat em and Smile! Great album

@IMRROcom 3 года назад

Was going to say that is David Lee Roth and Yank Rose. That slide is worth millions

@stpstudios 3 года назад

🤘🐵🤘

@TheGamingEffect100 3 года назад

Good eye!

@5roundsrapid263 3 года назад

I noticed it too. I think it was actually 1986, because it was his second album.

@davidmoore5925 3 года назад

December 26th is unboxing day in the techmoan household.

@MrTridac 3 года назад

Bring a screwdriver.

@buddyclem7328 3 года назад

Uncrating day even! Nice pun.

@ZGryphon 3 года назад

These things remind me of when I was a kid, we would watch filmstrips in school, and they came with cassettes that had the narration on them. There'd be a beep to tell the teacher, or more often a student who'd been assigned to do it, to advance the film to the next frame. It was a coveted assignment, and I was very good at it. I can still remember my Luddite-like fury and heartbreak when an automated filmstrip projector that could hear the beep and advance automatically came along and put me out of a job. This device is like that, except mechanically baroque enough that I would have forgiven it. :)

@AtheistOrphan 3 года назад

Ooh posh! We also had film strip projectors at school, but they were silent.

@Charonupthekuiper 3 года назад

We had a reel to reel and projector for French. One day in the the pitch black the projector blew up, but to our dismay the teacher got it working again by replacing the fuse. No health and safety in those days, but I was still rubbish at French.

@steviebboy69 3 года назад

I remember film strips in the 80's and the little projectors would get very hot, and it would have a metal grate over the lamp and you could get a bad burn from it if you were not careful.

@34.FB.34 3 года назад

@@Charonupthekuiper As-tu fait des progrès en Français ?

@pancudowny 3 года назад

Such irony: Filmstrip & tape/record educational media is what I saw used in my elementary school as a boy. Manually advancing the filmstrip was an interesting experience... especially when viewing "The Doobie Bros. - Live In Concert: Takin' It To The Streets". For years, I thought the frame-advance "Toot!" was actually part of the song! XD

@vibingwithvinyl 3 года назад

16:44 "Let's try once more so we can test if this will succeed." Funny hearing finnish on a Techmoan video. edit: it is spoken in a very old fashioned way

@NicoleEtJoelle 3 года назад

I was just about to comment a translation

@FlameRat_YehLon 3 года назад

I can see this being turned into some sort of YTP

@ross-carlson 3 года назад

Okay, that's hysterical - as basically the only thing ever recorded on this was "Hello World" regardless of language or culture.

@RicoElectrico 3 года назад

An opposite of "let's try one more time to confirm it's not a fluke" ;)

@txm100 3 года назад

Lol that is funny!

@AndersEngerJensen 3 года назад

Yes, my next album will be released for this apparatus! ^_^

@TheMalMeninga 3 года назад

Released over four boxes of 3M Sound on Slides!

@LuiWallentinGttler 3 года назад

Ha ha ... it certainly would be a novel idea, for a very small audience.

@engineered_images 3 года назад

Would buy one just to be able to have the album.

@Mitulaa 3 года назад

I bet all 3 people who own a machine like this, would love that! xD

@Agamemnon2 3 года назад

I think the whole thing just came out of Matti wanting to flex on his box-making skill.

@donaldshannon6541 3 года назад

In 1976 we had quite a number of these at the 1st Tactical Fighter Wing at Langley AFB Va. We had a department dedicated to creating media for these and other AV equipment mostly for maintenance training courses. It allowed individualized as well as group training which was very productive and easy to update. Thanks for the walk down memory lane....

@rahb1 3 года назад

Fantastic! I was not aware that anything like this existed. In 1989, for Hewlett-Packard's 50th Anniversary (in Australia), we were still using slide sets with recorded soundtrack, although there were multiple projectors and they were cued to the soundtrack. Somewhere in the garage I still have videotapes of those presentations... This is a brilliant attempt at replicating that function around twenty years earlier, when most of use were using a standard slide projector and providing live audio commentary to the suffering audience.

@SierraLimaOscar 3 года назад

Ahh, the magic of Multivision! I produced a few of those for tourist destinations in Yugoslavia. The Kodak Carousel slide projectors cost an arm and a leg and there were thousands scattered around corporate boardrooms and museums. I remember the first show I did (4 projectors! 😂)the recording would only move the slide forward and dim the bulb to do a cross dissolve with the other projector. So if the carousel skipped a slide the whole show was out of wack. Later on we used a digital system from an Austrian company (Stumpfl) that kept track of the positions of the slides. Good times.

@mattiviljanen8109 3 года назад

What a fine box, a fine device, a fine country and a fine name ;)

@sachyriel 3 года назад

Matti you da best!

@RobertBlow 3 года назад

What a perfectionist.. If only more people thought so much about packaging.

@northeden8661 3 года назад

The packaging was worth more than the cargo.

@Quick_Fix 3 года назад

Matt tells us it's from a Finnish viewer, but looking at the used wood and hex screws, I would have thought it came from Sweden. 😋

@RCAvhstape 3 года назад

@@Quick_Fix Maybe Ikea could make prefab wooden packing crates. They could call it the flerbyderbviber or whatever.

@NuntiusLegis 3 года назад

Am I the only one who doesn't consider it perfect but rather eleborated with questionable result, considering the lack of padding and that awfully tight fit?

@fnordpojk 3 года назад

@@Quick_Fix Well, Finland was Sweden for almost 700 years, so..

@zorktxandnand3774 3 года назад

I realy like how clever the "record" style tape disk is for this aplicaton. No need to rewind, no tape slack, and mechanicly very simple.

@NuntiusLegis 3 года назад

With a decent price it might have been a hit.

@evolved64 3 года назад

The guy at the party dressed as David Lee Roth from his Eat 'Em and Smile album cracks me up.

@jasonmartin9584 3 года назад

That was a damn good album. As soon as I saw that makeup I knew what is was from. Glad to see others did too.

@usedflyingobjects725 3 года назад

@@jasonmartin9584 I like where Steve Vai's guitar "talks" to Dave.

@jasonmartin9584 3 года назад

@@usedflyingobjects725 that is awesome

@mattstreuli 3 года назад

Oh I would love to watch a video of techmoan describing random slides of ebay. Genuinely funny. Maybe a colab with Ashens

@markgoldspink5109 3 года назад

Nah, he'd never fit through the machine.

@craigdixon6496 3 года назад

That fancy dress party. I know who the two guys are. One guy is dressed up like David Lee Roth, off the singers solo album ”Eat Them and Smile” and the other guy is dressed up like Liem Neeson from the movie the Dark Man, so you’re probably looking circuit early 90s late 80s

@justabaldguy 3 года назад

Not sure if that's actually Diamond Dave, but if it's not he's certain done his homework. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/45/Eat_%27Em_and_Smile_World_Tour.jpg for reference.

@michealpersicko9531 3 года назад

I want to say probably around 1986 or 1987. Guy must've been a big Van halen fan or DLR fan(didn't know those existed frankly some of van halen's best work came with sammy hagar) and decided to recreate the album cover.

@yankis. 3 года назад

You know it's a parcel from Finland when it comes in a literal sauna

@dustycrustyhomelessman1648 3 года назад

perkele

@moroit1 3 года назад

What the hell is "Sauna box"?

@yankis. 3 года назад

@@moroit1 What?

@moroit1 3 года назад

@@yankis. what in that video represents sauna in any way? All I can see is device packed in to plywood box.

@yankis. 3 года назад

@@moroit1 Oh wow you must be fun in life.

@Thought0Ninja 3 года назад

16:45 This is how things went wrong in Evil Dead

@Tacsmoker 3 года назад

holy crap. my cellar trap door just started shaking and banging..... and i dont even have one of them..

@performa9523 3 года назад

I'm trying to picture Techmoan saying "Groovy" and it's just not working.

@hitechpoint7276 3 года назад

Which evil dead version though?

@SuperFredAZ 3 года назад

Up until 15 or 20 years ago, you could almost always buy 35 mm slides in tourist shops, for people to "add" to their personal slides. For example sights of London etc.

@highlypolishedturd7947 3 года назад

Death By PowerPoint, before there was PowerPoint!

@tonymusc 3 года назад

It also pre-dates the invention of the first electronic spreadsheet, VisiCalc, released in 1979. For those who don't know, VisiCalc inspired Lotus 1-2-3, which inspired Microsoft Excel, which inspired Google Sheets and Apple Numbers.

@Syncopator 3 года назад

Powerpoint technology hasn't improved the quality of presentations much in 30 years I see.

@tararenemartin 3 года назад

That's what I was thinking, "Death by Pre-PowerPoint!"

@highlypolishedturd7947 3 года назад

@@Syncopator No, it has not. But it has made it much easier to bore the will to live right out of people!

@highlypolishedturd7947 3 года назад

@randomguy8196 This is one of many things technology has given us to bore everyone to despair in senseless meetings.

@VanCiapp 3 года назад

Nice to see my team, Sampdoria on here, especially with those fantastic Dreamcast shirts, too bad it wasn't our best year.

@lorenzoboyd6889 3 года назад

I was a field service technician for 3M in the US from 1973 until 1988. I took many technical training courses, some as a classroom group and some in a self-study situation. I am surprised that this apparatus was not employed for in-house training. Indeed, I never heard of it until I saw this video.

@TheFlyingBusman 3 года назад

It’s amazing how far media technology has come in a relatively short time. I do wonder where we will be in another few decades when our grandchildren are looking puzzled at us wondering why we used such ‘ancient’ storage methods as micro SD which in itself today is pretty amazing in that you can store the contents of a library on something postage stamp size.

@Jervin-Music 3 года назад

We may not manage to shrink things much smaller. But I’m sure they said that when those “ ancient “ storage mediums were created, too.

@eDoc2020 3 года назад

I don't think future people will look upon current technology in the same way we look at old technology like this. Now that everything's digital I don't think we'll see as much fundamental change. As an example going from CDs to MP3 files enables a shift in usage habits while going from floppy disks to flash media doesn't. We use flash drives and SD cards basically the same way we used floppy disks back in the day.

@sketchesofpayne 3 года назад

It's hard to imagine what could be more advanced/convenient than cloud storage that you can access or share wirelessly with anyone on devices that fit in our pockets. We've sort of already arrived at peak media and file access, storage, and sharing. You can give someone access to your Dropbox or Google Drive or share movies with them via a PLEX server or video you've taken with your phone on any number of social media sharing apps. If all else fails you put it on a USB thumb drive or SD flash memory card and give it to them.

@NuntiusLegis 3 года назад

@@KairuHakubi And doesn't spy on you.

@dmtsza 3 года назад

@@KairuHakubi Exactly. I will never forget the first time I watched a DVD. It was like a futuristic thing compared to a VHS from that time (laser reading, digital format). Then came the BluRay (or HD-DVD). I thought, "meh, this is just a DVD with a higher resolution". And streaming is just a DVD over the Internet. I miss big things I experienced such as the first VHS (yes, I'm that old), the first video game console, the first CD, the first personal computer, the first time I connected to the Internet, the first digital camera, and the first cell phone. I have a feeling that most things that came after these were improvements on already existing technology.

@mjg263 3 года назад

You managed to find yet another format that I never knew existed, amazing! My uncle used to make audio synchronized slide presentations for IBM in the 60’s and 70’s. He used a reel to reel deck with a synchronizer box which I guess reacted to that signal tone and advanced the slide carousel. As a kid I thought it was pretty damn neat!

@AdvanceAU 3 года назад

Longtime viewer here, I just want to say that I always appreciate every upload of yours as they are informative and entertaining. Your Wikireader video is still my favourite. :)

@ArkhamTool 3 года назад

Although I love current and near-future tech, and I am always looking forward to innovation, I am always amazed by the ingenuity of the past. This stuff is truly clever engineering, and Techmoan’s channel is best at showing how creative engineers had to be “in the old days.”

@tbranch227 3 года назад

Whoever was doing the nature photography was actually a really good photographer. Nice composition overall. They did a lot of work to prep for those shots in some cases.

@nikobuerk346 Год назад

Love the fact that this thing may have remained unused for decades and its first use means one of those magnetic discs now has a recording of “someone wearing a bin bag”. Absolutely hilarious!

@krispyai4229 3 года назад

It screams timeshare presentation to me, for some reason.

@ZGryphon 3 года назад

That, or Quarterly Regional Outside Sales Performance Review Conference.

@Dave64track 3 года назад

Yeah I get that lots of slides showing you apartments and describing each one in turn.

@sofa-lofa4241 3 года назад

Wanna buy an overpriced villa that's been oversold to at least 100 other mugs? *Hands out cheapo champagne.... And locks the door so no one can escape

@engineered_images 3 года назад

Possibly the Weekly Estimated Net Usage of Services.

@Josh_D78 3 года назад

My dad loved those because he always got the free stuff while everyone else had to sit through hours and hours of presentations. The trick is that when they take you into the closed room to discuss the timeshare you just need to be brutally honest and tell them you're just there for the free trip to Las Vegas and the free show or horse back ride (or whatever else was offered as the hook) and that you don't want to waste any more of their time because you have zero interest in buying a timeshare. The trick is that by the time your done with the presentation it is usually too late to take advantage of the free thing they were offering so they rarely had to buy tickets or pay for free entertainment they had promised.

@tanhockjun 3 года назад

After this video I know uncle Mat doesn't watch football :D

@nom3nnescio 3 года назад

MATTI

@Allan_aka_RocKITEman 2 года назад

FWIW: I am old enough -- I turned 61 and early 2022 -- to remember slides and slide projectors. I wondered why I had never seen or heard of one of these slide projector machines with sound. When _Techmoan_ mentioned the *PRICE,* I had my answer...😊

@enricosanchez894 Год назад

We had these in my grammar school. It gave the teachers a good chance to go grab a smoke in the teachers' lounge.

@camilaxus 3 года назад

16:43 Ivan Zamorano!! :D one of the best chilean football player.

@HamburgerAmy 3 года назад

Honestly; The little communities that form around youtubers when the youtubers themselves are sweethearts.... can be the bestest, most wholesome stuff in the world.

@DavePurz 3 года назад

WOW! This brings back memories! I worked for Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) in San Francisco from 1984-1989 and they used this system to train power plant workers on “Lock Out, Tag Out”, Power Generation Steam and Water Cycle, Electrical Distribution systems, etc. The squeal noise is the automatic focus compensation. YOU set the focus for the first slide and the machine tries to maintain that fir the other ones. As each slide is projected, heat from the lamp causes the slide to expand and flex. The machine has a detector that sees the slide flex and triggers a re-focus of the slide. That’s why you hear the focus motor squeal and the slide refocuses a few seconds after it’s been displayed. It’s quite a neat feature! Great video!

@DavePurz 3 года назад

Our projector had a terrible “Wow” problem. They’d play the sound of a transformer humming and the 60 cycles varied +/- 5! With the sick transformer sound in the background they’d say, “Recognize that sound?… That’s the sound of power!” Ha Ha Ha! The training courses were professionally produced. I believe by Edison electric in Chicago Illinois.

@o_o-_-8639 2 года назад

I can’t stop watching the uv meter in the background, it’s quite hypnotic…

@richardstewart6160 3 года назад

that one guy is dressed as David Lee Roth, from his Eat Em and Smile album...

@stanwbaker 3 года назад

Which for the curious, dates the Halloween party to 1986 to 1988.

@CARLiCON 3 года назад

I recognized that immediately & was just about to post the same thing, Eat 'Em and Smile was released in 1986.

@Fierofreak01 3 года назад

Give me a bottle of anything..................and a glazed doughnut....to go! (Yankee Rose )

@BlobVanDam 3 года назад

Didn't expect to see David Lee Roth cosplay in a Techmoan video tbh XD

@arcadiaofgeeksandgamers 3 года назад

I noticed that too. The one with the colorful face. I had that album back in the day.

@Hawk1966 3 года назад

The one down vote is from the guy who had the Halloween party. 🤣

@Will-fn7bz 3 года назад

Or from his current wife.

@Tacsmoker 3 года назад

or a rival coffin maker ?

@NuntiusLegis 3 года назад

It's from the guy who shot those well-composed Egypt photos, seeing them that underappreciated and piled together with party snapshots.

@TheDerroLondon 2 года назад

I've inherited one of these....well, found it in Dad's shed. Dad worked for 3M UK in the 80's and wasn't one for throwing things out. Thanks for explaining what it is.

@randomnickify 3 года назад

Lool, that package has to confuse hell out of the customs people :D

@telocho 3 года назад

When the film heats up when projected, it plops in its frame since it becomes larger due to the heat. The autofocus senses that and re-focuses and causing the squeel. Auofocus works by a small incandescent bulb (like a bicycle lamp) under the slide where the lens is, reflecting to an eletronic eye, and placed so that it is not sensible to the light from the projector bulb. Professional slide frames have a glass substrate to avoid this refocussing for a more professional presentation.

@P37R1X 3 года назад

Your reactions to these photos were so funny. If any slide shows ever were interesting, your reactions made this one way more interesting. Also connection Finland was an unexpected bonus.

@Meton12765 3 года назад

Yeah, Finns and wood. Tends to escalate fast.

@worldtraveler930 3 года назад

Now that's a definite understatement.

@nunofernandes4501 3 года назад

This is the perfect powerpoint device for a steampunk company.

@robbievengence 3 года назад

This is what they use developed cyberpunk for ps4 on.

@jordanrodrigues8265 3 года назад

Filmstrip punk.

@errordtp 3 года назад

Little bit different, but search on YT: "Dead Space 3 - Reaper Barracks Mission | Brainwashing video" . 😂 This old machine is good for it too.

@mishmashmedley 3 года назад

@Plastic Icon I actually heard that in his voice. good job!

@filanfyretracker 3 года назад

Fallout games had some wild looking slide projectors scattered about.

@foxsux6000 3 года назад

No museum in the 80s would have been complete without one.

@Crazy_Borg 3 года назад

Japanese: We are world best at packaging goods securely for international deliveries. Finnland: Hold my wood!

@rockolutheran 3 года назад

is that actually what it said?

@zh84 3 года назад

You mean "Hold my kilju!" :-)

@straightpipediesel 3 года назад

@@plan7a The problem is wood spreads tree diseases and pests. That box would be rejected for real international travel (i.e. outside the EEA) because it doesn't have a certificate stamp for fumigation or heat treatment.

@MrJef06 3 года назад

@@straightpipediesel very true. A few years ago someone shipped a big wooden crate from Norway to me (I'm in France). It was a vintage tape recorder. In addition to being quite expensive as you may expect, the sender had to build the crate from approved pallets and planks. Norway and France are both in the EEA as far as I can tell, but maybe the box had to travel via non-EEA countries, I don't know.

@mrnmrn1 3 года назад

@@straightpipediesel Exactly. Our company had to switch from wooden boxes to MDF boxes about 3-4 years ago because (I think Switzerland) do not accept real wood boxes anymore. MDF is still mostly wood, but it's processed and treated, and therefore guaranteed to be free of deceases and pests.

@G1itcher 3 года назад

I have never found a more consistently solid RU-vidr than Techmoan. You're quickly becoming my favourite RU-vidr

@benholroyd5221 3 года назад

Person: Behold the unbreakable box. Nothing can possibly be damaged in transit. Hermes: hold my beer.

@amojak 3 года назад

Yodel: drop my beer or throw i over a fence.

@vhuttyu 3 года назад

@@amojak Yodel delivered a parcel to the barbecue of an empty holiday home five miles away (owned by someone whole lived twenty miles away). They claimed it had been signed for.

@GeeFunk84 3 года назад

Number 25... the larch...

@AndecIunson 3 года назад

lol

@mikedoesvoiceovers 3 года назад

As an American, that is NOT what I expected when you said "fancy dress party" hahaha

@IrisGalaxis 3 года назад

So what did you expect? xD

@IrisGalaxis 3 года назад

@@Tadfafty What'd you call this then?

@meowmocha12 17 дней назад

I expected an actual formal affair, and then he put the slides in and it was more like 'college kids in crazy costumes for a Halloween party'.

@geraldhenrickson7472 3 года назад

In around 1971 I attended a "multi-media" presentation designed to enthrall tourists in San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square. We were on the top floor of a huge brick building in a very long narrow room. There were perhaps 80-100 of us facing one of the long white walls that acted as screens. Somewhere I could hear at least 30 slide projectors whirring and clicking while the audience watched. Billed as "The experience of the future" I was not impressed as various images and voice-overs assailed our senses. I could not understand how they coordinated the audio with so many slide projectors. I now believe its was a row of these machines that were in use. Mystery solved...I think. Thanks for the video.

@bulletproofblouse Год назад

"I think it's a UK based fancy dress party", bit of a wild guess. "Someone wearing a binbag" UK CONFIRMED.

@blacbass7576 3 года назад

At 14:16 is Alessandro Del Piero, one of the best Italian football players. He's holding the UEFA Cup. Not sure about the year, maybe 1996.

@Althekeys 3 года назад

Just imagine being a TechMoan follower and then seeing your Halloween party slides popping up 🤣

@redwingblackbird8306 3 года назад

that would be so great or awkward....

@Burritosuupreme 3 года назад

Yeah it was kinda weird seeing my slides again. I lost them a few years back and always wondered what happened to them. It was quite a party.

@ArruVision 3 года назад

“Darnit, why did I ever put those up on eBay!??”

@IrisGalaxis 3 года назад

@@Burritosuupreme you probably are joking or trolling right?

@Burritosuupreme 3 года назад

@@IrisGalaxis no.

@paul28177 3 года назад

i think what i find more shocking is that you've never had any slides or even had a slide projector... I'm 34 and my parents used to get theirs out a fair bit...i sometimes use it and I even go my mum a little device so she can use her phone to take pictures of to put them on her phone. i miss the old tech...it made taking pics a true art form and when you finally got the pics back they meant so much more than the 100's of digital pics people snap with their phones

@davechupp7922 3 года назад

Matt, When my father was alive, occasionally he would break out the old slide projector, a Kodak Carousel, and screen, show us old pictures that included my brother and I doing our fun and silly things when we were small. I'm sure he had many hundreds, if not thousands of slides, in many carousels, of vacations, work related and family photos that included an occasional story to narrate the slide, stories we likely heard many times, but never boring. I think my dad would have had a lot of fun with your machine.

@DRDCC 3 года назад

Go Matti. We can al learn from his packaging skills. Pretty impressive technology for that time period.

@inshadowz 3 года назад

Say, are we talking about the slide/audio technology, or the packaging technology?

@henkbarnard1553 3 года назад

That is a finished box.

@TheErador 3 года назад

@@Tim091 HP once sent me a rackmount server sized box with a single stick of ram in it

@donleamon8653 3 года назад

“Looks like a pile of dung!” Good chuckle. Happy Hollidays from Arizona!

@rjy8960 3 года назад

You guys will be able to buy it legally soon :) Hoping to be back in Phoenix and Tucson after the plague is over.

@byrons8956 3 года назад

I have hundreds of slides from my dad, it would be nice if he had this to narrate each one.

@RNE365 3 года назад

Fascinating. One of my first projects was to put together a slide presentation with accompanying audio and I recall the huge effort required to make just a small change in one of Kodak’s (linear of course) tape-based systems. This system would have have enabled the creator to make a last minute change or to add/subtract content. I’m pretty sure that most users of PowerPoint are completely unaware of the “slide by slide” audio recording feature that exists in the product today!

@DaveF. 3 года назад

Wow - what a fantastically complicated way to solve a problem nobody had.

@benholroyd5221 3 года назад

This is pre VHS though. This isn't solving the problem of adding sound to slides. This is solving the problem of displaying synced picture and audio. The existence of RU-vid would tend to suggest this is something people find useful. As would a few multi billion dollar industries. Watching La Jetee on this would be interesting.

@jdatlas4668 3 года назад

Just started watching the video and can I just say, that is an awesome packaging job.

@annother3350 3 года назад

No dovetail though 😄

@MultiArrie 3 года назад

I 70's child remember those kind of geography slide show's in primairy school only the teacher had to put in the slides one by one and read extra info from a booklet and explain if we had questions. later the school got a projector with a caddy system and you were the lucky one to opperate the 2 button wired remote.

@MultiArrie 3 года назад

@@FunnyE-mailAddressNotProEnough The highlights of 11 out 12 provinices off the Netherlands , yes it was that old.

@BatXDude 2 года назад

"somebody dressed in a binbag" genuinely made me burst out laughing. It's so absurd.

@LukasDzunko 3 года назад

That squeaky sound seems like auto-focus. We had similar projector (without sound) and it used several bulbs and sensors to identify position of film and adjust focus automatically. Slide holders are not perfectly matched and it is possible to insert them in opposite direction. This is causing small variation in film placement (in light path) and causing picture to go out of focus. Automatic system can identify this small variation and adapt focus if necessary ... that sound seems like motor is slipping when trying to move focus on lens. Another possibility is that one of sensor is obscured by dust and / or detection bulb is not working and it is trying to move focus in one direction hitting limits of lens .... btw. it was really paint to present with projector without auto-focus. It was either all pictures a bit blurred or operator was adjusting focus on each slide ...

@benrosenberg3489 3 года назад

"yep, somebody dressed in a bin bag"

@Appl3-p13 Год назад

My primary school had one of these still in regular use back in '03. I used to be in charge of hitting it when it would jam, just seeing it in a video makes the right half of my body start to sweat.

@McAster99 3 года назад

My father used to use one of these at a computer chip manufacturing company for security purposes. They would enter a room with one of these, have the slide show a photo/photos of an upcoming project they didn't want getting out, and a person could leave comments and notes without being able to take anything out of the room or leave anything where it could be stolen. A bit much for the 1980s to be sure considering what else they could have done, but it served a purpose and worked for them. Years later they switched to a much better system and my family got it since it was outdated info at that point. I just remember listening to all sorts of engineering and coding talk, and the occasional office gossip with a "make sure to record over this" that I guess didn't get done.

@xalataf3365 3 года назад

I’m barely 2 minutes in and already I love that box. Especially the grab handles on the side.

@Kaoruishere 3 года назад

These landscape shots are actually quite pretty and well composed? I wish my grandpa's blunt vacation slides that he tortured our family with had been as visually interesting as these. Alas...

@rutgerb 3 года назад

Hahaha i feel you

@jonglass 3 года назад

I bought a slide storage container, like a mini suitcase, to store all my slides in. Turns out it was full of slides. I ran them through my projector, and about a third of of some dude's house, with visitors, etc. a third are of the outside, with a large garden live steam railroad (quite amazing, in fact), and the last third are photos of the dude's TV, showing shots of the various Apollo missions! He's got several missions, including Apollo 11, IIRC. They aren't all the greatest, esp. since sometimes he got mostly the "scan lines" between frames, and the photo isn't all screen. But still, this guy took the effort to make "screen caps" of various Apollo missions as they happened. My original plan was to toss all the slides, but I kept the railroad and Apollo slides. Very cool stuff. I can see why people would buy these things. You never know what you'll find! My plan is to buy an adapter for my camera, to "scan" in all my slides, including these ones. but that's been my plan for the past 15 years! Still haven't done it. I may have some free time next year. Maybe then ;-)

@gwesco 3 года назад

Once upon a time, the hospital I worked for had a Carousel system that synced multiple slide projectors with a cassette and provided a seamless presentation that was almost as good as a film. I was in Boston MA around 1979 and they had the same system at Fanuell hall celebrating 250 years of Boston and I think it must have had over 50 slide projectors synced to sound. It was a really moving presentation and again, almost as good as a video would have been. One of the audio comments in that presentation was two proper Bostonian matrons discussing why they were there and one said, "I came to get scrod." (A type of fish) The other lady said, "I didn't know there was a past tense." Floored me as I had always heard Boston was very prim and proper! :-)

@mpersad 3 года назад

Back in 1969 I think that would have been pretty impressive! Great video, needless to say.

@SimonPain 3 года назад

I could see that having been used in a museum running on loop with explanations of artefacts or background on an exhibit etc.

@sootikins 3 года назад

I was thinking the same but then started to wonder: is it able to reset itself back to the beginning of the slide set without operator intervention?

@SimonPain 3 года назад

True. Maybe not then. I wonder if they did a carousel for it?

@datsun210 3 года назад

That is TOP QUALITY packaging! The fella with the facepaint at the party is dressed as David Lee Roth from 1986. Look at the album cover for 'Eat 'Em and Smile'

@tapiokeihanen Год назад

First of all, greetings to Matti from another Finn! I once got a very well packed bunch of vinyl records from someone here in Finland - can't remember the name any more but judging from the packaging, I wouldn't be surprised if it was you :) When I was in junior high school between 1985-1988, we had very similar looking slide projector in one classroom. However, it didn't save the sound on the slide holders like this one but it was connected to a separate reel to reel player instead. I believe there were some educational slide sets with pre-recorded tapes that were shown to us. The setup looked very archaic already back then and it wasn't used much. Also, the fan noise drowned pretty much the sound on the tape. And yes, the guy in the makeup is a rather good imitation of Diamond Dave, or David Lee Roth who had left Van Halen for a solo career and appeared like this on his first solo album "Eat 'em And Smile" in 1986.

@tylerdragonwizard3281 3 года назад

Merry Christmas! Hope you had a great day. Love your content and thanks for the many hours of entertainment over the years.

@johnathin0061892 3 года назад

Surprisingly, there are people on eBay and such who will actually pay for other peoples' old slides and family home movies on film (and sometimes photographs), especially if they features cars or fashion of the day. Some collections can fetch good money.

@R.Lennartz Год назад

17:58 That guy is dressed like David Lee Roth on the the Eat 'em and Smile album cover, he did a pretty good job too.

@peterkutas1176 3 года назад

Wow; slide projectors! Brings back memories of repairing Kodak, 3M, Bell & Howell slide projectors way back in time when they were used in educational institutions...

@dschonsie 3 года назад

14:07 juventus turin's alessandro del piero lifting the champions league trophy

@jezusmylord 3 года назад

Damn right it is.

@ForTheBirbs 3 года назад

I hope you've had the best Christmas you can in these Covid times. Here's to a better and brighter 2021!

@alexm566 3 года назад

I didn't. Wish 2020 just ends. New year's eve will feel worse, I know.

@amerykanotv8313 3 года назад

That was the best year of my life. Wish 2020 never ends.

@Ojisan642 3 года назад

My dad had a 3M projector exactly like that except no sound. I remember as a teenager seeing his Vietnam war photos on slides. He’s since transferred them all to digital. But man, seeing that projector I can really remember the clackety clack of the advance mechanism and the heavy solid feel of the metal case.

@davidryan6616 3 года назад

I worked for many years in 3M in Dublin Ireland. Great times and great staff.

@tjsynkral 3 года назад

Matti: "Hi I'm Matti" Techmoan: "Wait that's me"

@LauriEkman 3 года назад

@16:50 Guess that was Matti, he was testing the device. "Let's try for the last time if this is working"

@TheErador 3 года назад

Except that the slides and audio caddies were bought separately i think.

@ei96byod 3 года назад

@@TheErador Yes, but the person speaking on that slide was definitely speaking Finnish. Quite the coincidence.

@NicoleEtJoelle 3 года назад

@@ei96byod yeah that was an old Finnish man testing out the system

@LauriEkman 3 года назад

I should have been more precise, man on the audio was saying that line what I translated.

@philtowle4683 Год назад

When I was younger we used to go into town and get a chip butty and go and watch the photos coming off the printing machine in the window of the local photo processing shop. We saw some very funny and quite risqué photos. A good waste of 1/2 hour.

@Luchoedge 3 года назад

there's a character in the internet called "Gondola" which is often used to make gifs pairing images with sound snippets, creating some sort of ambiance, or atmosphere. some of those are quite good, and transport you really well to that image. Crazy to learn that there was a way of doing that whith analog technology. If I was a rich hipster, I would totally get one to make "analog gondolas"

@tenchuu007 3 года назад

"HI and welcome to Techmoan, this is my unboxing video..."

@jimmymcgill2961 3 года назад

Surely someone amid your 30-something audience is about to see their mum and dad in those Halloween photos!

@randyariddle 3 года назад

One of the main attractions of this for a business would be the ability to rearrange and switch out slides. I could see this being used for different versions of a sales talk given to different audiences or to run a "draft" of a show that would be professionally recorded later for managers.

@hattree 3 года назад

My Dad who was in life insurance had a similar piece of equipment that did pre-done shows. It was built around a Kodak Carousel Slide Projector and a cassette player. The slides were done by a graphics house (this was before Powerpoint) and loaded into a tray. A tape was prepared with the appropriate narration and a pulse tone to advance the projector. Through a system of lenses and mirrors was projected on a screen from inside. It was used on a tabletop for small groups. It was branded as a Roadshow, but I can't seem to find anything about it. Sadly, in my youth I took the thing apart to get the slide projector and trashed the rest of it.