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You're probably right about sweeping statements, especially since I still have
two IDE drives still running on my network<g>. I just don't plan on purchasing
any new IDE equipment, drives or whatever.
Having a proprietary, buss independent IDE on the PAR sounds like the right fix
for IDE/ISA problems. That would make a big difference, but as I understand
it, the MAX still uses significantly less compression than the PAR, and as I
understand it that does make a difference.
I do think that if the client base is in the low-mid end area or you just use
it for preveiws, then the PAR is a WAY better deal than the MAX. But I want to
check the MAX out to see if it will work as a final output device, as is
claimed. If so, then it's a WAY better deal for me, since I don't have a high
end single frame solution in house, and don't want to pay somebody else for D1
that ends up on somebody's VHS consumer deck.
BTW, how are things down by you? Is the ground holding up under the rain?
How's buisness and, hey <g>, how are you?
John Tissavary (La Luna cie)