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The following article appeared in comp.sys.amiga and rec.video:

In article <3073@leo.UUCP> harald@leo.UUCP ( Harald Milne) writes:

>	VIDEFX3D is a new generation of video titling software for the Amiga.
>Where previous video packages dealt with simple video overlay transitions,
>this software does what is the equivelent of VideoScape3d, only much simpler.
>
>	You can use stantard generated titles, use polyfonts, use chrome fonts,
>etc. The fantastic thing about this package is the ability to move titles
>in planes of 3 dimensions. Of course this takes some compute time, but the 
>playback is in realtime. The effects are very smooth and professional.

  Is there anything like this available for an Atari 1040ST? I am
  involved with a group called Slipshod productions which produces
  Star Trek parodies on video (NB this is for our own personal 
  enjoyment, and *not* for profit; we don't plan on selling 
  *anything* we produce, merely showing them at conventions, *free
  of charge*). Anyway, I have an Atari 1040ST, but I know next to
  nothing about graphics. It would be nice if I could get this
  package for my machine and then produce the credits for our
  projects. 

  If there is such a package, would the quality be reduced considerably
  when used on a TV? I haven't got a colour monitor, and don't have the
  resources for acquiring one. (ie. I'm relatively broke)
 
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