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From: TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 11:46
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We have been trying to use  IBM's  M-motion video and m-audio cards with
Story board live as the authoring package to make some presentations 
and find lot of problems. initially we stored some video frames
using "Video Browser" under Windows  provided by IBM. These frames 
were stored as VID files and when we try using these files in Story 
board,these are not accepted. We get a message saying picture 
is not in VID format. We would like to know if M_motion video card 
can be used with Story board live to save some video frames and
include these frames in our stories.

          Later , we used the Video capture board of IBM to do the same
task,without much success. It appears that with this card and Story
board live,you can only capture and save Video sprites . WE were able to
save some sprites but these appear only in black and white and we 
find that the resolution is very poor. 

             We have also got the "Audio Visual Connection"
 authoring package from IBM . We would like to know whether our
observations with the Video capture card and the M-motion video 
are limitations of Storyboard live  and wheether AVC would be a better
authoring package.

Capt.  Balakrishnan
TATA Consultancy Services ,
Air India Building,
Nariman Point,
Bombay -400 021
India
balki@shakti.ernet.in
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From: balki@ncst.ernet.in (TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES)
Subject: multi-media
Message-ID: <1992Jul27.114614.16871@ncst.ernet.in>
Keywords: IBM multi-media
Organization: National Centre for Software Technology, Bombay, INDIA
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 11:46:14 GMT
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