CompuServe Archive

This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.

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#3678 Welcome! Message #3774
Rick, Thanks for the reply and offer of help. Basically all was well until I upgraded the computer from a 386/25 to a 486/66 in the hope that things would happen faster. The graphics side of things is just fine, only rolls and crawls are affected and in slightly different…
#3740 EVO-9720 Message #3773
From: Mark Kasprowicz DTV Forum · Editing and Editors March 16, 1995 2:54 AM
Craig, I've just gotten rid of the earlier EVO9700 (the 9720 hasn't arrived here yet) because of the limitations of the system as well as the final quality of the master. As a stand alone the thing was fine, but it has a unigue interface with its edit controller which…
#3432 #PC vs. MAC Message #3436
Tim, The system which truely impressed me was demonstated by Matrox. The basic box gives a five layer post production setup with PAL, Y/C and YUV ins and outs. It controls 4 VTR's, three 2d-DVE's and the aidio associated with it. The non linear side runs a Motion-JPEG2 with Studio…
#3406 #Welcome! Message #3424
John, Thanks for the reply. The original box was a 386/25, the new thing is a 486/66. The idea was to get some more speed, then I discovered Incribers 'wait' command. I guess reading the manual sometimes pays off! But at least loading captions is quicker now. I don't however…
#2326- #PC vs. MAC Message #3400
Tim! Caught the tail end of this and bin usin' the Targa 64 for a year or so. At a recent TV expo in London the Inscriber importers were NOT using the 2000 card which is surprising considering that Targa 64 and Inscriber were a bit like 'horse and carriage',…
#17 #Welcome! Message #3398
Good day John, Finally sorted out the magic box, discovered WinCIM and found you guys. I'm from England, use a pair of Cannon Ex1's for production and EVO9800's into UVW1800 via a FXE-100P mixer (Hi-8 into Beta SP) for post production. Titling and graphics come courtesy Inscriber and a Targa…