Use of Video on Unix Workstations

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From: Tom Ciaccio
Date: Mon, 08 May 1989 15:54

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I'm currently using the AT&T TRUEVISON line of image processing boards
to display video images from an application on a PC.  I need to expand
the application to run in a network'ed environment.  Does anyone know
if the same capabilities exist for UNIX workstations?  That is, the
capability to take live/taped video input, capture an image, perhaps edit
it, and have it displayed back at a later time from an application?

Furthermore it would be really nice to be able to display the video
image in a window on the main display monitor and not need an additional
video monitor.

Any information would be appreciated.  Thanks in advance.

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Thomas R. Ciaccio, Control Data Corporation
                   2800 E. Old Shakopee Road,  m/s HQM234
                   Bloomington, MN.  55425
EMail address -    tciaccio@shamash.cdc.com

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From: tciaccio@shamash.cdc.com (Tom Ciaccio)
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Subject: Use of Video on Unix Workstations
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Date: 8 May 89 15:54:21 GMT
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