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In article <1992Nov12.205556.1@vax.sonoma.edu> feinstei@vax.sonoma.edu writes:
>Howdy do, multimedia-heads:
>
>I wonder if someone can point me toward some information about some sort 
>of video editor like the Amiga's Video Toaster but on an 80486-type
>platform.
>
>Thanks a heap
>

     Sure!  It's called the Video Toaster, and it comes in a big external
box (which looks suspiciously like an Amiga 2000) with its own keyboard and
video.  I believe the PC version comes with a serial cable and software to
allow the switcher to be controlled from the PC.  :-)

     (Yes, NewTek apparently does market the Toaster this way!)


     Anyway, what particular Toaster functions do you want to be able to 
duplicate?  With enough money and enough add-ons you can probably do most or
all of what it does, but I think currently the best way to duplicate the
full functionality of the Toaster is to get a Toaster.




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