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

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#194656 3ds animation output Message #194722
From: Jody Smith Autodesk Multimedia Forum · Hware/OpSys/video October 10, 1995 1:30 PM
Greg, Can you tell me anything about the quicktime movie maker IPAS? I am trying to get my animations into an Imix video cube (mac-ahhhhgh!) with the highest image quality possible. Thanx Jody
#194680 3ds animation output Message #194720
From: Jody Smith Autodesk Multimedia Forum · Hware/OpSys/video October 10, 1995 1:26 PM
Daewoo #'s are: ph: 310-609-2251 fx: 310-669-2030
#194182 3ds animation output Message #194548
From: Jody Smith Autodesk Multimedia Forum · Hware/OpSys/video October 9, 1995 10:05 AM
Alan, I am using an Imix video cube for editing. It uses its own compression algorithim named wavelet. I need to get the highest quality image on beta-sp for digitizing by the imix. according to your assesment, I would be better off using the perception board. So how was Sigraph?…
#193032 #3ds animation output Message #194154
Ed, The company that makes the mars II is Daewoo. They can be reached at 1-800-432-8905. The specs sound great but I have yet to see this product on the maket. One product I have seen is the DPS Perception board. It outputs broadcast quality BetaSP video for a modest…
#189590 #3ds animation output Message #191783
From: Jody Smith Autodesk Multimedia Forum · Hware/OpSys/video September 20, 1995 9:56 AM
Rich, I'm sorry it took so long for me to respond. I just got on CIS a month ago and I still haven't figured out the difference between mail and messages (I havent been to the ASOFT forum in a while) Anyways, Have you seen a demo of the output…
#3ds animation output Message #189579
From: Jody Smith Autodesk Multimedia Forum · Hware/OpSys/video September 7, 1995 12:51 PM
Can anyone recommend a board that will output an animation file or sequence at 640×480 ,24bit color,30fps? I am looking for a low cost solution that does not require a dedicated harddrive. So far the only product I have found with these specs is the mars pro2 board. Unfortunately, this…