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Greg, Hi there. How are thungs in CA? I am buying a Diaquest serial
controller, because I found a place that will rent decks to me for a fairly
good price. What I am wondering is how do you go about determining the
field order for particular equipment? Or is this something I just need to
figure out. I am probably going to be renting a SVHS deck to start with –
JVC. I want to make a demo tape and send out some VHS demos. Would this be
a good format to start with? Any help you could give would be appreciated.
Thanks Dave Mennenoh 71561,2343
Dave,
<<I'm probably going to be renting a SVHS deck – JVC>>
If you're going to be outputtingto industrial grade equipment, I'd
definitely recommend Panasonic AG7750 over anything from JVC. Last summer
I had a terrible experience with a BRS 822U which wouldn't record anything
even equaling VHS. Or possibly in Hi8, EVO 9650. I've got one and my
personal opinion is that it's a little bit better than an SVHS, although
the format gods are probably going to strike me dead on that one <g>. Good
luck.
Roger D.
Dave:
CA is wet! Much more so this year than the last eight! And I thought I
moved out here to get away from all this…
Field order just depends on the hardware/video equipment, and testing seems
like the best way now to find out…
Actually, maybe there is another way – If everyone who reads this and does
single frame animation with fields could please reply to me with the
computer hardware, video equipment and field order that works, I will
compile the list and post it back up here.
Please send in this format:
frame buffer video hardware field order
Truevision AT-Vista Sony LVR-5000a 1
Thanks in advance,
Greg Pyros
Greg:
I was so mad that our CBS station carried a local sporting event and not
Noah's Ark. They also did not carry the first 30 minutes of the Daytona
500, I think I'm going to quit watching that station!!
Thanks for taking so much of your time to help others. To render to fields
with my system the settings are:
Truevision Targa +16/32 Panasonic AG7750 Field = 1
Regards……….Rick (Technical Animations)