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Started by Steve Braker
Thu, 18 Apr 1996 23:26
VLab/MovieShop user forum
Author: Steve Braker
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 23:26
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 23:26
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NEW FORUM FOR VLAB MOTION / MOVIESHOP USERS
Like many other users of the fine and unique Macrosystem NLE products, I
have been frustrated by the difficulty in making contact with other
users. This has nothing to do with tech support, which in the US has
been great (Thanks, Sherwood!), but I want to be able to discuss
problems, techniques, and issues with others.
Most of the information I have been able to find has been scattered
through the Amiga newsgroups and is hard to follow amidst the zillions of
other threads. I have refrained from posting, as I didn't think too many
would be looking there in the first place...
Thanks to "list-owner" Bill Ranck at Virginia Polytechnic (US), we are
cleared to use an obsolescent Listserv e-mail list called VIDEOTEC. The
advantages to this are that people without Usenet access (but obviously
with e-mail) can be included, and that VLab Motion / MovieShop / Draco /
etc. can be discussed in a noise-free environment, at least for now.
To join VIDEOTEC, send an e-mail message to LISTSERV@VTVM1.CC.VT.EDU with
no subject, containing only the line SUBSCRIBE VIDEOTEC [your name]. You
should receive confirmation and information on setting your "preferences".
Please note that I have just found this forum and don't have the knowledge
or access to moderate or maintain the list. Mr. Ranck was kind enough to
let this little marauding band of very particular video folks use the list
he maintains. Please follow the Listserv instructions carefully and
hopefully we won't wear out our welcome.
In particular, the thing that I have seen drive other list owners and
subscribers nuts is when people try to send Listserv command (subscribe,
digest, unsubscribe) to the list (VIDEOTEC) address rather than to the
Listserv address. If you haven't used e-mail lists before, don't be
frightened -- just do what the instructions suggest.
Enough lecturing. I hope VLab Motion users will pass this information on
to others so we can have a lively and useful forum for all who are
interested. Hope to read you on VIDEOTEC!
Steve Braker
.::.
+001 (608)635-7170 WORTHWHILE 605 McMillan Road
braker@danenet.wicip.org FILMS Poynette, WI 53955 USA
`::'
media production for nonprofits and other worthwhile causes
Re: VLab/MovieShop user forum
Author: Johan Otterstrom
Date: Sat, 20 Apr 1996 05:00
Date: Sat, 20 Apr 1996 05:00
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>NEW FORUM FOR VLAB MOTION / MOVIESHOP USERS
>Like many other users of the fine and unique Macrosystem NLE products, I
>have been frustrated by the difficulty in making contact with other
>users. This has nothing to do with tech support, which in the US has
>been great (Thanks, Sherwood!), but I want to be able to discuss
>problems, techniques, and issues with others.
>Most of the information I have been able to find has been scattered
>through the Amiga newsgroups and is hard to follow amidst the zillions of
>other threads. I have refrained from posting, as I didn't think too many
>would be looking there in the first place...
>Thanks to "list-owner" Bill Ranck at Virginia Polytechnic (US), we are
>cleared to use an obsolescent Listserv e-mail list called VIDEOTEC. The
>advantages to this are that people without Usenet access (but obviously
>with e-mail) can be included, and that VLab Motion / MovieShop / Draco /
>etc. can be discussed in a noise-free environment, at least for now.
>To join VIDEOTEC, send an e-mail message to LISTSERV@VTVM1.CC.VT.EDU with
>no subject, containing only the line SUBSCRIBE VIDEOTEC [your name]. You
>should receive confirmation and information on setting your "preferences".
>Please note that I have just found this forum and don't have the knowledge
>or access to moderate or maintain the list. Mr. Ranck was kind enough to
>let this little marauding band of very particular video folks use the list
>he maintains. Please follow the Listserv instructions carefully and
>hopefully we won't wear out our welcome.
>In particular, the thing that I have seen drive other list owners and
>subscribers nuts is when people try to send Listserv command (subscribe,
>digest, unsubscribe) to the list (VIDEOTEC) address rather than to the
>Listserv address. If you haven't used e-mail lists before, don't be
>frightened -- just do what the instructions suggest.
>Enough lecturing. I hope VLab Motion users will pass this information on
>to others so we can have a lively and useful forum for all who are
>interested. Hope to read you on VIDEOTEC!
>Steve Braker
> .::.
> +001 (608)635-7170 WORTHWHILE 605 McMillan Road
>braker@danenet.wicip.org FILMS Poynette, WI 53955 USA
> `::'
>media production for nonprofits and other worthwhile causes
Hey!
We pointed out this problem to MacroSystem (germany) and they faxed me back
and promised internet support in some form soon. Hopefully a newsgroup and WWW
page with fpt files.
Örebro Videoreklam - We sell Amiga/Draco products!
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Videoproductions - 3D graphics - Renderservice
Nonlinear editing - Vlab Motion/Toccata/Draco/Amiga
Tel/fax +46-(0)19-123807 - videoking@mbox200.swipnet.se
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