Re: Editing Movies

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From: Neal Wickham
Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 21:36

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In article <310.312.uupcb@filebank.cts.com> stan.king@filebank.cts.com (Stan King) writes:
>DC>        Is there any public/private software available to edit VHS/8mm Movies
>DC>That is you read your movie into the computer, edit, add sound, and then
>DC>write back out to a VHS/8mm format.
>
>  If you find it, let me know also.....

There are some inexpesive editors for the Amiga, but you need some hardware
such as a genlock (as low as $100 I think) and maybe some other things.

You need hardware to do video.

                                   NCW

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