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Ralph Buttigieg (ralph.buttigieg@f635.n713.z3.fido.zeta.org.au) wrote:

> Can anyone help on the location of a NTSC CAV format laser disk called
> "Apollo".  Its supposed to cantain just about every moment of the Apollo
> lunar space walks and other stuff.  If you have a suppliers address I
> greatly appreciate it.

I could probably answer questions about the following discs, but except
for "For All Mankind (Rienert, 1989), they are apparently out of print.

For All Mankind (CAV) Voyager V1019L
For All Mankind (CLV) Voyager V1018L

  Both have the complete 78 minute documentary assembled from NASA archives,
  digital surround sound, dual-analog sound (commentary by Reinert).  The
  CAV also has still-frame supplements.
 
Space Archives:
Vol.1: Space Shuttle STS 5,6,7        (CAV,dual analog) 1983 two sides
Vol.2: Apollo 17                      (CAV,dual analog) 1984 two sides
Vol.3: Mars and Beyond        (CAV,dual analog,Some 3D) 1985 two sides
Shuttle Downlink                      (CAV,dual analog) 1984 two sides
Vol.5: Greetings from Earth  (CAV,stereo & dual analog) 1985 one side
Vol.6: Encounters                          (CAV,stereo) 1986 two sides

  The Space Archive discs were produced by Video Vision Associates (now
  Optical Data Corp) and bear no catalog numbers.  They are rudimentary
  multi-media, containing alternating motion and still sequences.  These
  discs are apparently out of print.  Used copies are worthwhile, as they
  were all manufactured by 3M.

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