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#Razor Pro/NT PAR

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#165770From: Christie HornApr 20, 1995 7:19 AM
Is Razor Pro WinNT–will it work with the soon-to-be-released WinNT PAR? Thanks, Chris
#165825From: Mike MorganApr 20, 1995 11:52 AM
Christie, The RP/NT software is in progress and should be ready about the same time as the PVR/NT version. If not, the Razor Pro/Win 3.1 version will work with the PVR/Win 3.1, you won't be left hanging without a NLE and player. -Mike Morgan
#166180From: Christie HornApr 22, 1995 10:11 AM
Could you larify for me? If by some chance PAR/NT comes out before RAZ/NT can I run RAZ/Win 3.1 with PAR/NT? Also I am just purchasing a Pentium PC ; are there any obvious board incompatibilities you know of with the PAR board and the SCSI ii(prob Adaptec) board,wavetable sound card, exabyte(SCSI card) out, etc. Are there are well-known incompatibilities, or anything else I should know about to ease setting this up? Thanks, Christie
#166224From: Mike MorganApr 22, 1995 5:38 PM
Christie, First I would like to clarify what you are looking for, the PAR or PVR software/hardware? The Perception Video Recorder/PVR will be the board of the future (at least for the near future, until the next revelation comes out). The PAR/NT software should be ready real soon, it was running at NAB, as for the PVR/NT version it should be sometime around SIGGRAPH- Aug/Sept. >>If by some chance PAR/NT comes out before RP/NT can I run RP/Win 3.1 with PAR/NT?<< I can't answer this question, but my guess is that they will not run together, but don't forget that the PVR will/should run under Windows 3.1 with Razor Pro. Are these questions about RP/PVR leading to your NT compatibility questions? If so, I think all of our 3D utility software will be here by the years end, so trying to switch 100% NT before then is going to be a battle! About the compatibility of your hardware, my best suggestion is to stay with the name brand hardware manufactures and you will be safe, IN:SYNC does recommend the Monterey sound board by Turtle Beach Systems and the Exabyte is supported directly by NT. The only thing else you will need is mega megabytes of RAM. -Mike {G}
#166600From: Christie HornApr 25, 1995 5:28 AM
Mike, I would love to wait for the PVR to come out, but I have 30minutes–minutes of animation frames that need editing now (since a dealer "broke" my Amiga PAR). Converting to PCs running WinNT, I want as many NT elements as possible. The compatibility questions were a different thread of thought–just trying to tap your experience in the PC field. Thanks for the info, Chris
#166636From: Mike MorganApr 25, 1995 10:40 AM
No problem Christie glad to help, Jamie is at Comdex, about your question with the sound card, the Turtle Beach Monterey is highly recommended by IN:SYNC/Jamie, but I have not seen the NT drivers yet. I am sure Turtle Beach will have the drivers by the time we need them with RP and the PVR. -Mike
#166806From: Christie HornApr 26, 1995 5:21 AM
Thanks, Mike. If you hear any differently keep us informed, we are all listening. Christie
#166254From: Scott KleinApr 22, 1995 11:51 PM
At the moment the NT drivers for the Monterey from TB are not beiing published by TB but there are some available in their forum area. Call In Sync to see what they are recomending for sound cards for their NT software.
#166602From: Christie HornApr 25, 1995 5:35 AM
Scott, Thanks for the info–I immediately E-mailed the IN Sync rep about sound cards.. Thanks, Chris
#166654From: Scott KleinApr 25, 1995 12:03 PM
Let me know what you find out. Thanks. 🙂
#166807From: Christie HornApr 26, 1995 5:22 AM
As they say, watch this space. In SYNC says Turtle Beach sound card but that is before the PAR, PVR, etc NT drivers are out…. Chris
#166329From: Jamie CarrApr 23, 1995 3:20 PM
Christie, The progress has been real good on the Windows NT version. We were showing a preliminary version at NAB last week and we will be ready June 1 on multiple platforms with PAR/ Perception support. Jamie Carr in:sync
#166601From: Christie HornApr 25, 1995 5:32 AM
Jamie, Thanks for the info. It was suggested I check with you about what sound cards you suggest for NT? I am trying to suss out incompatibility problems for WinNT before ordering a system in two weeks. Any suggestions are invaluable. Thanks, Chris