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Subject: PARdon the Pun..
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Hell All,

     This will be an off topic question as far as lightwave is
concerned but I know a few people here use PAR's so here goes...

I reciently aquired a PAR which works fine... The anims play back and
compile nicely and I view them through my 1084S with the video input
in the back...

Now The problem is that when I try to run the Composite Video from the
PAR to a VCR the picture is all jumpy like the V-Hold is off... I
tried switching cables and recording to see if it was just in the
display.. but I get the same results everytime... Has anyone else
encountered a simular problem???

Please Help!

Thanks

Mallory Woods

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