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#GL to AVI, MPEG etc.

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#552From: Edward M. PresuttiNov 7, 1994 9:40 PM
I am looking for a utility that can convert a very old GL 🙂 Circa 1992 to a format that I can use under windows. I am currently developing a medical application that will need to play images of ultra-sounds, echo-cardiagrams, videos of rehabilitation and stills. Not to mention (although I am) a multitude of clinical medical information. I have been migrating the prototype from DOS C5.0 to visual basic, possibly will be combining with C++. If anyone has an idea of how to convert the old gl to a usable format for windows, please respond.
#581From: Matt DruryNov 8, 1994 8:57 AM
Edward, If you don't get a response here, GO GRVENA and check with the Grasp folks directly.
#594From: Edward M. PresuttiNov 8, 1994 11:48 AM
Thanks, I'll keep an eye out. emp.
#609From: Bruce Herzog, M.D.Nov 8, 1994 2:41 PM
Hi Ed, GO GRVENA and ask John Bridges in section 3. John Bridges [75300,2137]. He's the expert. Bruce Herzog Graphics Forums Staff NY 08-Nov-94 at 3:31p DST
#669From: Edward M. PresuttiNov 9, 1994 9:07 AM
Thanks Bruce. I will. emp.
#752From: Bruce Herzog, M.D.Nov 10, 1994 5:43 PM
Enjoy the view. Bruce
#777From: Edward M. PresuttiNov 11, 1994 10:32 AM
Well, Thanks for all the input. The best I have been able to do is MMGRASP. Unfortunately it looks like I'll have to find a new echo cardiagram that will use the Windows multi-media interfaces. So my new quest is to find public domain full motion immages of just about anything medical. I will be using them in an application intended to be a prototype and technology proving platform.