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#Imagine 2.0 Blues

    18-Jan-92 23:14:02
Fm: Bill Goelkel 71725,455
To: Pete Gould 71240,2152
Bet that took only 2 or 3 minutes to work out.<g> Sounds pretty clever, and flexible. I use a post production house; no video equipment (or engineering expertise) here. I do have an Omni-Gen external genlock and a few S-VHS VCRs for client approvals and off-line editing — mostly live action that originates on film or B'Cam with an occasional graphic here and there. Once graphics are approved, I bring in a BVW-70 for a day and dump them. I take it the Firecracker has RGB output which the Omni-Gen could encode/ transcode/whatever to component video just like it does normal Amiga RGB, so my only problem then would be dealing with single frame because with the Firecracker the system's moving too much data to record animation in real time, right?