High-speed LaserDisc RF sampler
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Domesday Duplicator (DdD)

Please see the Project Wiki for details of the project and for access to the project documentation.

The Domesday Duplicator is a LaserDisc capture focused, USB 3.0 based DAQ capable of 40 million samples per second acquisition of analogue RF data at 10-bits resolution, the data being in generic PCM style stream format is ready for FLAC compression or direct use with a wide range of decoders.

Capture is via a easy to use GUI capture application.

The Decode Family

The samples the DdD capture can be used with the family of decoders that make the FM RF Archival workflow ready to use today.

LaserDisc Decode / VHS-Decode (Videotape) / CVBS (Composite) Decode / HiFi Decode / RTLSDR HiFi Decode / MUSE-Decode / CD-Decode / FL2K TBC Player

3D Printed Case

The DomesDay Duplicator also has a 3D models and ready to use data for producing 3D printed cases, to protect from dust or line with copper tape for affordable EMI shielding for example.

Authors

Domesday Duplicator was written & designed by Simon Inns.

Current documentation & fabrication is maintained by Harry Munday.

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