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In article <cxcarbo-0703960131210001@chudmac04.tamu.edu>,
cxcarbo@archone.tamu.edu (Carlos Xavier Carbo) wrote:

> We are considering purchasing NewTek's Video Flyer.  Since we would have
> to drive 3 1/2 hours just to see one we would greatly appreciate any
> honest comments to the following questions about the product   I.E.  Does
> it work well?  Is it easy to use?  Does it work well with the Video
> Toaster? Is it wothe the money? Is there a better product avaliable?
> 
> Feel free to tell us anything at all about the product which you feel will
> help in our purchasing decision.
> 
> We thank you.
> 
> 
> Carlos Xavier Carbo
> Center for Housing and Urban Development
> TAMU
> 
> -- 
> Why work when you can ride!!!

Some things to think about regarding the flyer:  For ease or use it is
unmatched on any platform - if you can cut and paste in a WP you can edit.

*But*  For ultradetail work - like say if you were a foley artist trying
to do precise dropins, I wouldn't reccomend it. It's only synchs audio +/-
two frames (at least version 4 did when I was using it).  Also I worked
for a place that had a flyer and a PAR and without a doubt the PAR is
better as an animation recorder.

For basic editing though -- weddings, commercials, industrial video, it is
an unbelievable time saver - I truly mean unbelievable -- every video and
audio clip has an icon and you just setup your icons and switcher effects
in proper order an *bampow!* -- the project is done.

Wavegirl