Amiga Antivirus Soft
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>When you were doing your Dueling Dead Guys, were you doing a lot of file
>transferring between your computers?
YES!!!!!! :^)
When we were doing this, my friend Bill had the 040 and I had the PAR
board. So it ended up that Bill did most of the rendering and I did ALL of
the image handling. We used about 10-250 meg tapes and transfered at least
1 to 2 gigabytes of images total. I think we had a total of almost 4,000
images.
Btw, does anyone know why Ami-Back refuses to back-up or restore files in
sequencial order? I had to restore the images to the HD and then copy them
to the PAR instead of just going straight to the PAR board.
I ALWAYS have some anti-virus software running, unless I am rendering and
need every single available byte. I have been running Virus_Checker by
John Veldthuis and it is still being updated. Check in the AmigaUser
forum.
<<< Tony D. Tracer >>>
(Any render time >0 needs acceleration.)
Thanks for the info on Virus_Checker. I downloaded it but have been having
problems installing it. I clicked on the InstallVC button and got the error
message, "unable to open tool ':c/installer'". I clicked on VirusCheckerGuide
and got the message, "unable to open 'FullView'". I just installed the PAR
v2.27 soft and had no problem clicking on its installer button. Did you have
and problems installing Virus_Checker? I might contact the author and might
just download one of the other antivirus softwares. I get the impression that
it might be useful to use more than one type of virus scanner.
The animators I'm working with have bernoulli boxes for transferring files.
My animation mentor recommends using Exobyte tapes to have a permenant digital
record of my animations, (plus the ability to convert to the premier digital
tape formats) but that has to wait until I get some income.
Bruce Animation expands to occupy all available rendering acceleration
Tony,
I got a response back from Virus_Checkers author. I've got some kind of
tweaking to do in workbench with the buttons.
When you guys were working togather on Dueling Dead Guys, did you ever make
some kind of written agreement, who would get what credit, who would do what?
Lets say someone wanted to broadcast it, or somehow you were to get some kind
of reimbursement for it, did you have some kind of agreement <verbal or
written> on who would handle that, or how the reimbursement would be split?
Thanks, Bruce