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Filmstrips are a series of still pictures (like slides) that are changed when given a audio signal, like a beep. They are coordinated to the audio on the record. This format was used from the 1930’s until 1971 by AMC, when they upgraded to a Labelle cartridge system, which resembled dual 8-tracks, one atop the other.
