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Laserdisc: How It Works (1980) (V)
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(Credited cast) | Don Herbert | ... | Narrator |
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Although the audio and video quality of this short isn't even up to the standards of its day (the documentary on the other side of the disc looks and sounds much better), Herbert's explanation is clear and extremely accessible. The disc plays as well now as it did twenty years ago, and the contents help to explain how and why.