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Article #313Videodisk jukebox - image server
From: Jim Howard
Date: Thu, 31 Jan 1991 23:03
Date: Thu, 31 Jan 1991 23:03
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Has anyone heard of a jukebox version of a videodisk system, or of anyone attaching a videodisk to a system to act as a server for images or data from video disks. I know you would need a high bandwidth for full motion type images, but I am looking at creating a server that would have standard magnetic, CD-ROM, Magneto-optic read/write media and perhaps videodisks as resources available. With the appropriate video cards in both the server and workstations and a fiber or FDDI type high speed link an "image server" could be developed. Any research or practical work in this area?
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