#Digitizer Advice
29-Sep-90 18:35:48
Sb: #980-#Digitizer Advice
Fm: Vance Schowalter 71750,2342
To: Steve Bennett/SYSOP 76702,1071
To reiterate, from the first message to which I replied:
" #: 864 S6/DeskTop Video 27-Sep-90 13:22:34 Sb: #Digitizer Advice Fm:
Stephen Marano 72415,1507 To: ALL
What's the best value in Amiga video digitizers for capturing and
manipulating output from a VCR? "
Steven then goes on to mention FrameGrabber by name and asks about less
expensive alternatives. My reply:
" #: 866 S6/DeskTop Video 27-Sep-90 15:37:40 Sb: #864-#Digitizer Advice
You are talking apples and oranges when comparing Digi-View to
FrameGrabber. Digi-View is basically a static image, slow scan digitizer.
"
I think we are in agreement at this point. Now Vance Schowalter jumps in.
In his message:
" #: 874 S6/DeskTop Video 27-Sep-90 19:26:34 Sb: #866-#Digitizer Advice
Digi-View also saves in two larger file formats to allow export to hardware
capable of displaying over 16 million colors in high resolution. "
Further on, Mr Schowalter discusses his digitizing studio, which includes
broadcast level equipment.
In his last message, Mr. Schowalter accuses me of misleading newer users,
of being misguided, and of having a closed mind.
I am now saying to Mr. Schowalter, "Put up or shut up." I am in agreement
with your assessment of the hardware, even if my math shows 354,640 pixels
(I did it quickly and didn't check it.)
Bill, K3OZM