#OpalVision
>Do you happen to know that is the current running price for the board?
I think it retails for $1995 and sells for around $1700. Then again, I am
not sure about street prices.
>Sounds like the board has alot more application rather then play back
>only?
This board is capable of playing/digitizing in real-time to the HD with a
TBC-IV ($995) but it is NOT designed as a off-line editor. The frames it
playsback MUST be in sequencial order on the HD (SW takes care of that) so
ANY editing will quickly destroy it. It is marketed as a Animation player
and for rotoscoping.
DMIs BroadCaster (EditMaster) IS a off-line editor and is capable of
playing anims and editing captured video, which is probably why it is
taking them so long to develop it.
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