5 1931-1932 Scientific or Technical Award (Class III) To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for its Type II-B Sensitometer. 4 1930-1931 Sound Recording Paramount Publix Studio Sound Department 4 1930-1931 Writing (Adaptation) Cimarron 4 1930-1931 Writing (Original Story) The Dawn Patrol 5 1931-1932 Actor Fredric March 5 1931-1932 Actor Wallace Beery 5 1931-1932 Actress Helen Hayes 5 1931-1932 Art Direction Transatlantic 5 1931-1932 Cinematography Shanghai Express 5 1931-1932 Directing Bad Girl 5 1931-1932 Outstanding Production Grand Hotel 5 1931-1932 Scientific or Technical Award (Class II) To TECHNICOLOR MOTION PICTURE CORP. for reflex type microphone concentrators. 4 1930-1931 Scientific or Technical Award (Class III) To RKO RADIO PICTURES, INC. 4 1930-1931 Scientific or Technical Award (Class III) To RCA-PHOTOPHONE, INC. 4 1930-1931 Scientific or Technical Award (Class III) To ELECTRICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS, INC. for effective use of synchro-projection composite photography. 4 1930-1931 Scientific or Technical Award (Class II) To FOX FILM CORP. and RKO RADIO PICTURES, INC., for noise reduction recording equipment. 4 1930-1931 Scientific or Technical Award (Class I) To ELECTRICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS, INC., RCA-PHOTOPHONE, INC.
and EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for super-sensitive panchromatic film. 1 1927-1928 Unique and Artistic Picture Fox 1 1927-1928 Writing (Adaptation) Benjamin Glazer 1 1927-1928 Writing (Original Story) Ben Hecht 1 1927-1928 Writing (Title Writing) Joseph Farnham 2 1928-1929 Actor Warner Baxter 2 1928-1929 Actress Mary Pickford 2 1928-1929 Art Direction Cedric Gibbons 2 1928-1929 Cinematography Clyde De Vinna 2 1928-1929 Directing Frank Lloyd 2 1928-1929 Outstanding Picture Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 2 1928-1929 Writing Hans Kraly 3 1929-1930 Actor George Arliss 3 1929-1930 Actress Norma Shearer 3 1929-1930 Art Direction King of Jazz 3 1929-1930 Cinematography With Byrd at the South Pole 3 1929-1930 Directing Lewis Milestone 3 1929-1930 Outstanding Production All Quiet on the Western Front 3 1929-1930 Sound Recording The Big House 3 1929-1930 Writing The Big House 4 1930-1931 Actor Lionel Barrymore 4 1930-1931 Actress Marie Dressler 4 1930-1931 Art Direction Cimarron 4 1930-1931 Cinematography Tabu 4 1930-1931 Directing Skippy 4 1930-1931 Outstanding Production Cimarron 4 1930-1931 Scientific or Technical Award (Class I) To DuPONT FILM MANUFACTURING CORP. 1 1927-1928 Special Award To Warner Bros., for producing The Jazz Singer, the pioneer outstanding talking picture, which has revolutionized the industry. They carry synchronization pulses from the special B&H 450 cassette recorder only (for playback of that cassette tape, no recording).1 1927-1928 Actor Emil Jannings 1 1927-1928 Actress Janet Gaynor 1 1927-1928 Art Direction William Cameron Menzies 1 1927-1928 Cinematography Charles Rosher 1 1927-1928 Cinematography Karl Struss 1 1927-1928 Directing (Comedy Picture) Lewis Milestone 1 1927-1928 Directing (Dramatic Picture) Frank Borzage 1 1927-1928 Engineering Effects Roy Pomeroy 1 1927-1928 Outstanding Picture Paramount Famous Lasky 1 1927-1928 Special Award To Charles Chaplin, for acting, writing, directing and producing The Circus. about the 2 jacks on the projector - THEY DO NOT CARRY AUDIO SOUNDTRACK. Perhaps though your original question hasn't been answered directly enough. many valuable sound home movies were made this way but unfortunately modern reproduction is practically non-existent because people are unaware of this particular equipment
Cinesync synchronize sound 8mm movies portable#
the B&H 450 (or 450A) portable cassette recorder/player is fairly easy to come across on eBay, it uses 5 'C' batteries (or an AC adapter), and so is the special recorder-to-projector synch cable. you have to know which cassette tape goes with which 50 ft roll of film, if there're more than one. they contain the sound on one track and a (unheard) synch pulse on another, which when played properly governs that projector speed for synchronization. do you have the original recorded cassette tapes, they're about 5 minutes long, to go with the 50 ft.
The previous post is essentially correct as I've used this filmosound8 system a lot in the past.
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