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In article <1992Aug26.144839.15553@jarvis.csri.toronto.edu> wyllie@csri.toronto.edu (Andrew Wyllie) writes:
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>I am faced with putting together a video editting/computer
>animation suite for a small data visualization lab.  We
>would like to be able to combine live video (eg., someone
>introducing the video or sitting in front of a computer.),
>single frame animation (generated by Alias), and the real
>time output of some of our in house software.  The idea
>is to generate a promotional video for our lab as well
>as videos to complement reports.  I will
>need video and audio capabilities as well as a method to
>generate titlesi, music, etc.  
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>Currently, all of our images (except live video) are being
>generated on SGI machines.  For our editting suite, I will
>more than likely be purchasing a new machine, so I will
>basically be starting from scratch.  I'm not sure if going
>to a Mac or maybe the Video Toaster would be better than
>trying to do everything on a workstation.
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You can ask the people who work in U of T Computer Store. John
(supervisor) and Gary (staff) are very helpful. They know everything
about the MAC and Amiga.