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From: Chad Faragher
Date: Tue, 04 Aug 1992 15:15

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Does anyone know of any IBM hardware which can write VGA frames directly to
video tape.  Does anyone know how the pro's do it?

I'm interested in producing a short ray-traced movie but I need some way
of transfering the frames to video NON-real time.  (C'mon thirty minutes per
frame here, minimum.  :)
 
Looking for cost, availability, vendor.
 
I'll be using a 386.  

Chad Faragher -- University of Waterloo
icfaragher@descartes.uwaterloo.ca

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Subject: Hardware for Animation
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