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 Posted by Richard Crowley on 10/10/06 00:11 
"R. Mark Clayton" wrote ... 
> This is because for all three systems color was added to existing black  
> and white (which is / was the same the world over) on a sub carrier well  
> clear of the existing picture signal and sound sub carrier.  If you use a  
> set in the wrong colour standard you get a black and white picture. 
 
I think Mr. Clayton means that the practice of adding "compatible" 
color to existing black and white was the same the world over. 
Not that the black and white (pre-color) standards were the same 
the world over (which clearly they are not nor ever were.)
 
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