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Also, if you want any degree of edit control (which you'll need for 3/4", since I don't think any models come w/flying erase heads), you'll have to get a true industrial level S-VHS edit deck and an editing 3/4" deck, along w/a industrial level controller (don't have numbers offhand, but…

I've had some conversations and seen some newsletter type comments suggesting editing to a 3/4" tape system. Thus allowing less generational loss when editing and then copying again. I'm assuming used equipment here. Any opinions from "real" experience out there? I realize I have to end up making a final…

The videomedia Eagle is an edit controller that was built around 1985 ish. It will only run decks that you have the interfaces for from Videomedia. There were several versions of the controller and without that info noone an tell if in fact you can get black burst out of…

Call FAST at 800-248-3278 forthe dealer in your area regarding a demo. Also visit MULTIBVEN for the FAST forum. Put the question out there and await the feedback. Keith ///FAST Electronic Sales Bellingham Wa. 74757.2526

I worked at ABC News for many years, and I do not believe that the Video Machine would be the right choice for editing hard news. KPIC in Oregon just ordered 4 VM/DPR systems for news after evaluating several systems. They feel that it is very intuitive and quick for…

For sale Video explorer with docking card. There is a D-1 in and out and also an RGB in and out module. This comes with Electric Image 1.5 keyed to it. This is a registered EI pack and can be up graded to 2.01 for market upgrade cost. I also…

I strongly suggest that you look into the Video Machine from FAST. They have just released a high quality Hybrid system that controls 422 tape decks and also plays back off hard drive for non-linear. The effects and all graphics are applied in real tome (no rendering). Compression is variable…