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Color converter using small projection kinetoscopes and refractive optics from RCA presentation of "A Six-Megacycle Compatible High-Definition Color Television System" before the Federal Communications Commission, September 26, 1949.
On January 22, 1954 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved the National Television Committee’s recommendation for a system of color television broadcasting based on the RCA Dot Sequential Color System. The system was developed by RCA in 1949.