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Date: 11 Sep 95 11:08:38 EDT
From: "Bruce G. Considine" <[e-mail]>
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Subject: PC Playback Options
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Carl Andrew Johnson
>>I've got an Toaster 4000 system and I;m seriously considering getting a
Pentium PC for the increase in rendering speed. I've got a PAR on the
Amiga, but would like to know if the PAR PC is my best playback option
for the PC.<<

Do you realize that if you go with a PC PAR you give up the ablility to use
SMPTE to synch sound to your animations with a program such as Studio 16?  I
believe that the PVR doesn't offer SMPTE synch either.  Some kind of
incompatibility or incapability on the PC.  We're working on an animation
project where a substantial ammount of the animation will be rendered on
pentiums and transferred by bailing bucket SCSI hard drives to an Amiga PAR.

Bruce

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