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In a message dated 96-02-18 00:31:43 EST, you write:

>Consider getting a used BVW-35. They are small portables that accept
>30-minute tapes max. This provides the quality of top-of-the-line Beta
>decks, significantly better than UVW. I used to own a UVW-1800 and animation
>is the one thing I would NOT recommend them for.

Why not? I've used one for over a year, and I think its GREAT! I've done
plenty of work for mid- to high-end producers using a UVW-1800/Amiga PAR
combo, and I've NEVER had any complaints about quality. On a 3 year lease,
the UVW runs about $300/month,which I consider to be an excellent value. It
may not be rugged enough for heavy single-framing, but for dumping animations
from a PAR, PVR, Flyer, etc. I think it provides the best "bang for the
buck."

Leigh Herman
Flying Colors