You can support this channel on Patreon! Link below RCA's attempt at creating a new color television standard that would be compatible with existing black and white TVs initially faced technical challenges. However, it was an obviously great idea from a backward compatibility standpoint, and the National Television Systems Committee latched onto this idea and helped to propel RCA's idea to the real world. This is that story. This channel is made possible through supporters on Patreon. These supporters have allowed me to go part time from my day job and keep these videos coming more frequently. If you're interested in helping out, please check out my Patreon page. Thanks for your consideration! https://www.patreon.com/technologyconnections Research for this video revealed many great resources. I've linked many down below for those interested. http://www.earlytelevision.org/ This website has a tremendous amount of information, pictures, and resources available on the history of color TV. They're definitely worth checking out, and apparently you can visit the museum if you're in their area. From this website, this story about the early color systems is great: http://www.earlytelevision.org/color_tv_cooper.html This link also includes fantastic information on the CBS color wheel system: http://www.earlytelevision.org/cbs_color_system.html Information on NTSC encoding was supplemented from this overview on color details: http://nemesis.lonestar.org/reference/internet/web/color/ntsc_primer.html Basics for many encoding techniques were gathered from everyone's favorite reliable source of knowledge. Some good reads: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadrature_amplitude_modulation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTSC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorburst Thank you to all of my current Patrons! Tommi Hares, Alex Smith, Dakota Williams, Eitan Tal, Quinton Wilson, Jeremy DeGuzman, Sean Spark, Lucas Hartbarger, Taylor Cuzela, twiglet, David Lastres, Granger Meador, Jeremy Kitchen, Jason Wellband, Shane Belaire, Paul Emmerich, Sam Hodge, Matthew Rossi, Paul Craigie, Paul Williams, Lukas Komischke, Dave Anderson, Felix Freiberger, Dane Peterson, Brent LaRowe, Aerospyke, Kieran Cox, Hunter Schwisow, wsh, Logan Kriete, Rafał Wiosna, Adam D. Ruppe, Audin Malmin, Eric Hansen, Noah McCann, Jason R Scheuren, Rufo Sanchez, Aaron Herbst, Bjørn Vegar Torseth, Yaniv, Teague Chrystie, Matt Falcon, Kevin Landrigan, Evan Papp, Jason Weathered, KrzysFR, Sage, Ma rie, Jolyan g shaba, Stephen Youndt, Stephen Bell, Steven First, Howard Longden, Gianluca D'Orazio, Martin Granestrand, Martin Hansen, Nicolas de Cosson, PaulKT, Mahner, Edwin Öster, Nathan Weetman, Bruce Williams, Matt Harrison, James Ryan, Steven Crowson, Anthonio Pettit, Paul Ziegler, Stephen Furness, Joseph, Marty Connor, Wesley Van Pelt, Lorenzo Novara, Lee Lemoine, John Trevick, Elliot King, Paul Anderson, Gustaf Lindblad, Carl Yazbek, Nicholas, Matthew, Daniel Mann, Harald E. Westlie, Daniel Newton, urbanhusky, Henri Hyyryläinen, James Holmes, Neil Hopwood, Duncan Middleton, Conor Killeen, Tyler Knott, Slone Fallion, seagull, Athanasios Kountouras, Sarah Symon, Francis Fisher, Tab Patterson, Philipp Thomasberger, Gustavo Carballeira, SkydiveWeee, Tyler, Nolan Johnson, Samuel Kadolph, Robert Toth, Matthew Giraitis, Ellis M. Eisen, Lorenzo Stanco, Michael Shick, Thomas Jew, Eric Wood, Joe Bond, Eidorian, Nikolaj Sørensen, Jesper Hansen, John Kesson, cpb, Anonymous49856739245764, Jason Ganiatsas, U.H., Gabriel Frâncu, Nathan Casteel, Steven Willis, Marinus Swanepoel, Kedar Deshpande, Neema Mostafavi, Gerald Monaco, Piotr Mardziel, Randall Gaz, Dennis Mossler, Steven Hidy, Boris, h.drew foy, Bill Basch If I’ve missed you, please shoot me a message! You all deserve credit, and Patreon isn’t great at just giving you lists...