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Hi Jim, I actually did get my hands on a spare PC… no drives or anything, just motherboard and power supply I think… and I'm going to drop the TBC boards in there as soon as I get a chance. The only worry I have about it (except the off-chance…
Wow, that's a terrific idea! It sounded strange to me at first, but apparently you're right… all the communication with the software is through the serial port anyway, and the video is carried by standard video cables. I talked to the church administrator (I work for a church) and it…
#second chassis?
Message #48399
Next silly question… We've got a Breadboard Distribution amp/line delay for our Video Toaster, but we've discovered that we can't use it unless we put our two TBC boards in a second chassis… all three boards won't fit in the Amiga, and the Breadboard has to be in the case……
I've played with it a little… still experimenting with porting over the frames from the Toaster. I've rendered a couple of key pages and saved them as framestores and put them on the DOS disk, but when I access them on the Mac I get a black screen(!) I've been…
I took a quick look at a Video Toaster User magazine the other day to see if I could find an ad that looked promising, but I didn't see anything after a quick look. I think I've got the still-frame problem resolved, but it would still be nice to get…
HA! :-> I found Graphic Converter not too long ago and downloaded it to my computer, but there was a catch-22 I had to work out. You'll love this. (1) I'm on a PC clone. No problem, just save to a DOS disk and take it to the Mac. (2)…
I was afraid that I was going to have to buy a commercial program, and my fear grows with each passing day. :-> The problem is that I'm not sure I can convince my employers to fork out the dough… I've been trying for months to convince them that I…
#to PICT
Message #48314
Hi all… Just last week my employer got me a spankin' new Macintosh to edit video on. Problem is, up until now we've been using traditional editing via a Video Toaster. I'm looking for a utility, preferably free but inexpensive would be fine, to convert Amiga format files to Mac…