Re: Full motion capture and encodeing in mpeg format

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From: Tripp Lilley
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 20:24

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  The VideoSpigot for dos/windows should be on our doorstep a week from 
yesterday (at least, that's what the mail-order house tells us.)  currently,
it ships with Video for Windows, which leads me to believe (duh.) that the
card and its associated software will be writing to AVI... as for doing 
anything MPEG with that, I'm not sure... If the VSpigot for MAC is any
indication, the bugger should pump the video into the system in real-time...
(the card, apparently, does a level of compression on the fly)...

I'll be posting more about the Video Spigot, Video for Windows, and Quicktime
for Windows, and how well (or un-well) they all interact sometime soon(ish) :>

- t.

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From: tlilley@csugrad.cs.vt.edu (Tripp Lilley)
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Subject: Re: Full motion capture and encodeing in mpeg format
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