Was für ein äußerst spannender Krimialfilm! Und die ganze Technik die es damals schon gab! Fernsehen (Versuchssendungen) ab Ende der 20'er Jahre und ab dem 27.lll.1934 ein tägliches bis zu 6. Stunden laufendes Programm, Bildtelephon, und Kabelfernsehen! Das alles sind Erfindungen der 30'er Jahre in Deutschland! Wer hatte das erste regelmäßige Fernsehen? Wer hatte zuerst Bildtelephon? Wer hatte zuerst Kabelfernsehen? Immer nur Deutschland!!! Das war wenigstens noch eine richtige zuverlässige Technik!
Thank you for uploading this, some of the scenes I saw it on the documentary “Television Under the Swastika” made in Germany and was the first time I knew about the advanced state of television prior to the WWII in that country.
If this site is still monitored might it be possible to reupload this film. If you do this the TH-cam system will offer an automatic translation into English. This seems to be missing as the present upload was too early.
This is a promotional film made for the International Telegraph Congress in Buenos Aires in 1939. It shows German TV cameras in operation, and what appear to be real screen shots of monitors and an E1 receiver in operation. The movie shows how television and video phone are used to catch a hit and run driver. The film was found by Claus Gallenmiller in Germany. Thanks to Darryl Hock for sending it to us.
Was für ein äußerst spannender Krimialfilm! Und die ganze Technik die es damals schon gab! Fernsehen (Versuchssendungen) ab Ende der 20'er Jahre und ab dem 27.lll.1934 ein tägliches bis zu 6. Stunden laufendes Programm, Bildtelephon, und Kabelfernsehen! Das alles sind Erfindungen der 30'er Jahre in Deutschland! Wer hatte das erste regelmäßige Fernsehen? Wer hatte zuerst Bildtelephon? Wer hatte zuerst Kabelfernsehen? Immer nur Deutschland!!! Das war wenigstens noch eine richtige zuverlässige Technik!
Thank you for uploading this, some of the scenes I saw it on the documentary “Television Under the Swastika” made in Germany and was the first time I knew about the advanced state of television prior to the WWII in that country.
If this site is still monitored might it be possible to reupload this film. If you do this the TH-cam system will offer an automatic translation into English. This seems to be missing as the present upload was too early.
This is a promotional film made for the International Telegraph Congress in Buenos Aires in 1939. It shows German TV cameras in operation, and what appear to be real screen shots of monitors and an E1 receiver in operation. The movie shows how television and video phone are used to catch a hit and run driver. The film was found by Claus Gallenmiller in Germany. Thanks to Darryl Hock for sending it to us.