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Subject: LW 3


For those of us who haven't seen or heard anything about LW3, can someone
post a summary of the relevant stuff?

I'm considering selling my Toaster (gasp!), but if 3 is really going to
be yet another "revolution" (and I'm not denying that 1 and 2 were), I'll
stick around a while longer.

- Andrew

[For those curious about why I'm ready to sell this marvel, I'll explain:
The CG still sucks.  TPaint is still unusable (and I like DigiPaint).
ChromaFX is marginally useful.  The switcher is cool, but I'm never using
the Toaster live and even though I have a dual TBC I'm not really doing
A/B roll, I usually end up assemble editing.  LW is cool, but I can't
record animations from it without buying yet more expensive equipment.
I could do a reasonable imitation of the Toaster with a DCTV, the DCTV
RGB adapter, a dececnt genlock, and Imagine/Aladain/Caligari for about
$1,000 and I wouldn't even need the TBCs.]