Summary of La LINOTIPIA del siglo XIX. Composición de TEXTOS, IMPRESIÓN y complejo FUNCIONAMIENTO | Documenal

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The video discusses the history and use of the linotype machine, which was invented in the late 1800s. The machine can print up to 90 characters per line and uses lead to create text. The machine is no longer in use because of the advancement of computers.

• 00:00:00 The linotype machine is a complex device that prints using lead lines and was invented in the late 1800s. The linotypist uses a matrix to position the lead letters, which are then filled with lead and engraved. The machine has a warehouse where the lead bars are stored, and a mechanism that lowers the lead bars into the machine to create the text.
• 00:05:00 This video explains how a linotype machine works, and how the different parts of the machine are driven by eccentrics to produce text. The machine can print up to 90 characters per line, and uses lead to create text.
• 00:10:00 The linotype machine prints text by pressing a matrix of type against a roller of ink. The machine is controlled by a lever, and any movement of the lever stops the machine. The linotype is retired because of the advancement of computers.
• 00:15:00 This documentary discusses the history and use of typewriters and linotype machines, which are much faster than contemporary computers. The documentary features interviews with experts in the field and demonstrates the impressive capabilities of these machines.