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The Dr. Juke Test Tape was an unreleased showtape testing the Dr. Juke show selector concept.

The tape was the only of its kind using the CEI LaserDisc format, where during the showtape segments the video contained PCM adaptor audio for the showtapes, and the LaserDisc audio tracks contained show control data.

Similar to what would become Studio C showtapes, programs outside the segments were placed on the disc, allowing software to control animated segments while a show was waiting to be selected.

Show List:

Intermission 1
1. Dr. Juke Show Selection
2. Uncle Klunk Cartoon
Segment 1
1. Music Goes Round
Segment 2
1. My Boyfriend's Back
Segment 3
1. Unchained Melody
2. Too Shy
Segment 4
1. Elvis Medley
Segment 5
1. Baseball
Segment 6
1. Big Time Hollywood Agent Skit
Segment 7
1. Framed
Segment 8
1. Louisiana
Segment 9
1. Child of the Rock
Segment 10
1. Abbey Road Medley
  1. You Never Give Me Your Money
  2. Sun King
  3. Mean Mr. Mustard
  4. Polythene Pam
  5. She Came In Through The Bathroom Window
  6. Golden Slumbers
  7. Carry That Weight
  8. The End
  9. Her Majesty
Segment 11
1. Annie Medley
  1. Tomorrow
  2. Maybe
Segment 12
1. Birthday Medley
  1. Sixteen Candles
  2. Mr. Postman
  3. Having a Party
Segment 13
1. Sal's Birthday

Showtape Scans / Images:

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 The '''''Dr. Juke Test Tape''''' was an unreleased showtape testing the [[Dr. Juke]] show selector concept.
-The tape was the only of its kind using the [[CEI Laserdisc]] format, where during the showtape segments the video contained PCM audio for the showtapes, and the actual audio contained Pianocorder audio signals.
+The tape was the only of its kind using the [[CEI LaserDisc]] format, where during the showtape segments the video contained PCM adaptor audio for the showtapes, and the LaserDisc audio tracks contained show control data.
 Similar to what would become [[Studio C]] showtapes, programs outside the segments were placed on the disc, allowing software to control animated segments while a show was waiting to be selected.