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#NEW SONY ANIMATION DECK

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#46706From: Luke H MontgomeryNov 9, 1992 4:04 PM
Hi Lou. I was going back through some of my old CIS filecabinet stuff and came across your reply to my questions. BTW, I called about Desktop Video World and asked about subscriptions. They said to watch the Dec. issue of Amiga World for an ad offering and order for the first issue. The first issue of DVW will then have subscription info in it. (Hmm… is that a form of indirect addressing?) Anywho, to my main purpose… Regarding the EVO 9650. I'm REAL close to plopping down some $$ for one. Most of the feedback that I've gotten on using it for Lightwave animations has been positive. Your msg mentioned something called the Transporter. What id it? Software/Hardware? I had the impression (from who knows where) that all you needed is a Toaster, the EVO-9650, and a serial cable. No Amilink or that kind of thing needed. Right? Wrong? ANY info would be appreciated! Regards and thanks, Luke
#46724From: JERRY HATCHETTNov 9, 1992 9:45 PM
Luke, I too have had the Transporter recommended to me, for the benefits of sequential frame grabbing, etc. But, all you need to render animations are the Toaster, the 9650, a serial cable, and a null modem adapter. It works. Quickly, quietly, with quality. Jerry
#46745From: Luke H MontgomeryNov 10, 1992 2:47 PM
Fantastic! Thanks for the straigtforward reply! P.S. What kind of quality degradation do you see when you dub a Hi-8 (EVO 9650) master down to SVHS or VHS (for distribution to the rest of the consumer world <g>)?? Regards, Luke
#47082From: Lou WallaceNov 15, 1992 9:22 PM
All you have to have for Lightwave is the 9650, the toaster and a null modem cable. Just enter some codes into the record requestor and away you go. The Transporter is software from Amazining COmputers and Video , a FL based company. It allows you to do a fair amount of very useful aniation work, controling various decks and 24 bit cards… Lou
#47129From: Luke H MontgomeryNov 16, 1992 5:13 PM
As always, thanks, Lou… Got a phone number for Transporter?? -Luke
#47157From: john bennettNov 17, 1992 8:22 AM
The number for transporter is: Amazing Computers & Video Tampa, FL. 813 977 6511 I just got the Transporter s/w and it is very helpful, now I just have to get a BCD 2000 and I'll be ready to go. I'm using it mainly for file conversions but hope to be doing single frame soon. Its taking a while to get the hang of but it can be very powerful. But knowledge of cli, AREXX, and general hacking abilities are necissary IMHO. You don't get much help from the docs!!! A new vers. is coming out soon and its supposed to be alot more of a 2.0 feel. Not sure what else. Tech Support seems to be very good by phone. Later
#47175From: Luke H MontgomeryNov 17, 1992 3:57 PM
THANKS JOHN! I'll check out transporter… Regards, Luke
#47083From: Lou WallaceNov 15, 1992 9:24 PM
BTW, There is info on DTV World in the Dec issue. Lou