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Article #3667Re: Workstations that can record/play realtime video
From: Greg Branson
Date: Fri, 10 Nov 1989 14:24
Date: Fri, 10 Nov 1989 14:24
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Abekas also makes equipment for this purpose. The 1 hour storage problem might be a problem, though. A company called Pinnacle might be a more cost-effective solution. Contact your local professional video suppliers. This will be very expensive. For something cheaper, you might try some equipment and software that works with IBM PC's. A Targa board (made by TrueVision, I think) will capture the video. There is software available that you can use to manipulate the video, but you will still have the storage problem. You might be able to use an Amiga computer, too. Hope this points you in the right direction. Greg Branson gregb@hplsla.HP.COM
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