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#Full screen NTSC output

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#221From: JulianDec 19, 1994 12:14 PM
Here's a question… Anyone out there know of any software for the Mac that would give me full screen output to NTSC (w/o Mac OS window)? i.e. Using a Nuvista+ video board, I am looking for a way to display Photoshop images (full screen 640 x 480 72 dpi) to NTSC without the Macintosh "window" showing up on the output. Kinda' like the way the Avid systems display full screen NTSC video from the Nuvista+ board. -Julian
#289From: Craig SwansonDec 19, 1994 7:45 PM
>>Using a Nuvista+ video board, I am looking for a way to display Photoshop images (full screen 640 x 480 72 dpi) to NTSC without the Macintosh "window" showing up on the output.<< If you just want to capture still frames from Photoshop, you can quickly hide the menu bar, and picture window by clicking in the "Full screen without menu bar" icon at the bottom of Photoshop's tool pallette. This is in the bottom-right corner of of the tool pallette. You can also hide any floating pallettes by pressing the TAB key. Other than that, you could use QuickShow, a small application that ships with Kai's PowerTool, or available online from Kai Krause. -Craig Swanson Swanson Tech Support
#460From: JulianDec 21, 1994 12:17 AM
Thanks…I think I'll give Quickshow a try – seeing as It may be useful in other applications other than photoshop.
#375From: Ken EberDec 20, 1994 1:33 PM
Julian, Below the color selector there are three boxes. Click on them and you will have various display types. Cannot explain it any easier.