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#Vlab users

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#1701From: Thomas H. GiebinkJan 8, 1995 7:17 PM
Looking for anyone using Vlab or interested in it. contact me, trade info! Tom drive friendly on the info highway
#1733From: john bennettJan 9, 1995 10:02 PM
Thomas, I'm interested in the VLab Motion. Not a bad price for NLE, relatively. I've had good results using a VLab grabber to do some motion capture. It was fun to play with but I'd like true NLE with sound and all. Good VHS quality would be fine for the first few projects I have planned. What do you think of VLabs quality for VHS quality editting? Say VHS/SVHS source to VHS finish? Thought of getting an A3000/4091 and VLab/Tocotta to use as a source dec for my Toaster. But I'll probably go with a Pentium 90 instead :^( What system are you currently using? Later, ….John
#1760From: Thomas H. GiebinkJan 10, 1995 2:57 PM
Hi John, I'm not currently a Vlab user. Will forward a few very informative communiques from real ones though. What's this about Pentium? Vlab is strictly Amiga yes? Are you looking at other software harware ?? I've been looking at Priemiere for the last 1.5 months. It is GREAT software but MACs are in a huge transition from NUBS to PCI and hardware issues a great problem… too soon to buy in, maybe in 1-1.5 years… but not now (unless you already have a quadra. I didn't think that windows based systems were really an option either… for more or less the same reasons. I own a Amiga 3000 and so the Vlab investment sounds like at very least lesst a workable interim solution… and perhaps something good will develop on that front once a new company takes over.. let me know what you're up to and thinking about all best Tom drive friendly on the infoway