This video answers your question. It is a bit lengthy but well worth a watch.
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This is such a great channel. I discovered it a few weeks ago and can't get enough of it. I highly recommend checking out a few of his other videos.
He's the shit.
"Have you ever wondered why [thing] is the way it is?"
NOPE NEVER! But I'm all ears, let's hear it!
THROUGH THE MAGIC OF BUYING TWO OF THEM
He is the shit. Similar vibe and quality with Techmoan.
"Have you ever heard of or cared about how this niche and now probably obsolete audio or video format or product worked?"
No, I didn't even know it existed. But I am now deeply emotionally invested in him getting that obsolete junk electronic toy working!
"Do you have any feelings whatsoever about the way automobile taillights work in the US?"
"No, why would I?."
"After you watch this video, you're going to write your congressman."
Dude has so many rants on it too. He just released another one yesterday I think (reverse alarms).
It is a bit lengthy but well worth a watch
This was how I knew it was a Technology Connections video before I clicked haha. His stuff is always so informative and interesting.
Love this channel.
There's been multiple related methods, and now newer digital methods, but the short answer is for analog sound the waveforms were printed on a strip alongside the images. A light shining through that hits a photo sensitive diode, the intensity of the light will vary with the waveform. The diode changes the light signal back into an electronic signal, that varies the same as the audio waveform printed on the film, which then goes to the speakers and is turned into sound.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tg--L9TKL0I
That's a great video if you want to go on a deep dive.
Here's a closeup picture of analog sound on a film strip which may help you visualize too.
