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#MPEG

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#12148From: James B. PaytonMay 16, 1995 8:54 PM
Hi William, Thank You.. You are really helping me out a lot! Especially since I noticed that the M-Jpeg card I was looking at is also made by Fast. Fast electronics has an M-Jpeg board with Adobe Premiere, and Movie Machine Pro. I'm a bit confused. Is Movie Machine Pro software or hareware. Also, did you say that you can output to VHS directly from your M-Jpeg card? Can this be done with Premiere? Because I can get this card for a lot cheaper without Movie Machine Pro. Thanx… ->James
#12176From: William RockholdMay 17, 1995 6:08 AM
James >> Is Movie Machine Pro software or hareware.<< Both, MMPro is a video switcher, TV tuner and frame capture board. A Video switcher is taking in two video feeds, making transitions from one to another and output as another video signinal and do this live, Real time. It need the software to run the switcher,TV and frame cature. >>Because I can get this card for a lot cheaper without Movie Machine Pro.<< The M-JPEG card is an addon daughter card to the MMPro, It wont work without the MMPro. So I realy have two cards, I just talk sbout them and one (it easer on me slow fingers). >>Also, did you say that you can output to VHS directly from your M-Jpeg card?<< The output come from the MMPro card, The M-JPEG card just decompresses the video tor the MMPro. >>Can this be done with Premiere?<<. If you play the video file with Premiere or Windows Media Player the video will show up on your monitor. But call up a program that come with the MMPro /M-JPEG boards called Movie Studio, you can then output the video to a VCR. Bill "Axoid" Rockhold