<text><span class="style3">ant to learn more about QuickTime?</span><span class="style1">There is plenty to be learned about the new features of QuickTime 2.0 if you open the</span><span class="style3"> MooVs & Features stack.On this disk you’ll also find</span><span class="style6"> megaZine</span><span class="style3"></span><span class="style1">Junior Hansen, Jr. created the megaZine to share her knowledge about QuickTime. This hunk of information is presented in MooV form and may assist you in your purchases. Some of the information is a little outdated (written 7-23-93), but you'll still find megaZine to be quite useful.</span><span class="style3">And then there’s</span><span class="style1"> </span><span class="style6">BMUG’s Quicker QuickTime</span><span class="style1">This user-friendly book by Judy Stern and Robert Lettieri will help you get started in the world of digital video. It includes:Background on how QuickTime can bring live-action video to your Macintosh.Clear, simple explanations of how QuickTime works.Step-by-step instructions for viewing, editing, and making digital movies.“A real gem” — Steve Rosenthal, MacWEEK and Prodigy“A resource which will satisfy the needs of the curious, without bogging them down in the seemingly endless details which one can fall prey to in high technology.” — Christine Perey, QuickTime Forum </span><span class="style5">Order from BMUG 1-800-776-2684.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style3">bout Us...</span><span class="style1">Jeannene Hansen • Robert Lettieri • Judy SternJeannene: AKA Junior Hansen Jr., Video Camera, Talent Schmoozer, Digitizing, QuickTime Enthusiast, User Interface Design. Jeannene is a Bay area artist and Renaissance woman. Robert: Hard disk recovery, Schmoozing equipment, Printed materials, Video Camera, Digitizing, Editing. Robert is a Bay area computer consultant, specializing in digital media.Judy: HyperCard Scripting and Scripting and more Scripting, Video Camera, Digitizing, Editing, CPU Police, and User Interface Design. Judy is a Bay area software designer and technical instructor.The three of us are responsible for all the content not directly attributed to a particular artist.============================================================</span></text>
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<text><span class="style3">ovie Playback Performance</span><span class="style1">We have done our best to make all the movies on the </span><span class="style3">TV-ROM Too Update</span><span class="style1"> capable of being played from the CD on even the slowest sytems. Some movies may not play optimally, which means that they may not play back at their full frame rate, causing some movies to seem jerky or out of synch with their audio. If you have a particularly slow system, the audio may even cut out. There are a number of ways you can improve performance.• Turn off Virtual Memory! (Do this through the Memory Control Panel) There   is really no substitution for real RAM.• Use the Sound Manager 3.0 and Sound Control panel (included on this disk)• Set your monitor to 256 Colors (Do this through the Monitors Control Panel)• Copy movies to your hard disk. (The larger & faster the hard disk, the   better. The less fragmented the better, too.)• May we suggest FWB’s CD-ROM ToolKit™? This CD-ROM driver software can   dramatically improve performance. • Utilize your computer’s on-board video when possible.• Increase the amount of RAM in your system.• Run them on a faster computer. (Easier said than done, we know…)</span></text>
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<text><span class="style3">ist of artist with pop-up scrolling field</span><span class="style1">John Hoskyns-Abrahall/Bullfrog Films, Felicity Ashbeck, Chris Borton/Storm Technology, Karen Century, Margarita Cervantes,Steve Cohn, Natalie & Sandy Cressman, Cathy Diamond, John Dowdell, Betsy Davis, Katya & John Elk, Brian Foley, Thad Gann, David Goodman, Yuen Huo, John Karr/Ear Relevant Recording & The Panther Moderns/Mike Deery, Diane Komater, Scott Kronick,Lori Lewis, Stefan B. Lipson, Claudia Lopez, Michael Manring,Mike Masley, Paul Mavrides, Joel Miller/Eidactics, Mike Moto, Nancy O’Neal, Pastiche/Sandy & Becky & Jenny, John Rivera/West of the Bronx Studios, Fernando Saz Parkinson, Alisa Schulman, Jonathan Shambroom, Bob Spence, Stella, Rory & Gabe, Sam G. Wolfe, Ian Wood, Lou Zucaro/MPI Multimedia</span></text>
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<text>About John Karr…John Karr’s musical contributions appear on TV-ROM Too in their entire form, they have been repurposed here (as all good music clips can) as soundtracks for the visual movies in the About BMUG… stack. If you use them for your own purposes, be sure to credit him as the original artist.JOHN KARR (guitars, keyboards, composition, and production), one of the most skillful, original and accomplished guitarists and composers in the Bay Area, has just finished a 6 month run as sound designer/engineer with George Cotes Performance Work’s; “Invisible Site-A Virtual Sho” with raging critical acclaim. John has also toured Japan as production manager/soundman for D’Cuckoo; and engineering, playing on and co-produced their new CD (Isle Of Woman Records). Karr recently played guitar-synthesizer on Russell Waller and Ira Stein’s album on Narada Records as well as worked on live productions and recordings with: John Zorn, Sonic Youth, Fred Frith, Bill Evans, Zakir Hussain, The Tibetan Dance Company, The Rebel Poets (Revolutionary Records), DJ Black Syndicate, Kevin Ubanks, has played double bills with Steve Van Zant and Hugh Masakela. Written music for the National Public Radio Special ‘’Radio First Termer - Underground Radio in the Viet Nam War’’ and suffered thru a few too many unmentionable jingles. Karr has also done production and toured with French/African World-beat band Toure Kunda (Celluloid Records), played on and co-produced Jamaican Reggae artist Calbert Smith’s two albums and While a studying at Berklee in Boston, wrote music and played guitar for Meta Terra (World Records) and Vasco Da Gamma’s LP “Sex Sells Sex” on (Major Label Records). His biggest influences are a Johnson Stradler and a piece of cheese.Jonathan Karr • (415) 282-9675Standard Resume´ followsEducation: Scarsdale High School • Scarsdale N.Y. • Graduated June ‘79. Sarah Laurence College • Bronxville N.Y. Fall 79-80 Film scoring composition and Electronic music The New School for Social Research • N.Y.C. Spring ’80 Audio production and /Analog Synthesis. Jon Cage lecture series (1 semester Extension series)Berklee School of Music • Boston, MA. Fall ‘80-84 Jazz Composition and Arranging, main instrument: Guitar Private study with Norman David: Big Band ArrangingInternships: WRVR • Jazz Radio Brooklyn, N.Y. Marketing & Research, Arbitron ratings, coordinate prizes, give aways etc. INROADS Multi-Media Performance Gallery • Soho N.Y. House Soundman, Stage Manager (for live music) summer ‘80Work History:Summer 1979 - “Lotus” -Top 40 band Toured college circuit thru-out Tri-State area. (5 nights a week for 3 months) with full 3 way P.A., lighting rig, monitor system. Responsibilities included Stage tech /Monitor mixer/ Driver 81- 84 While at Berklee I gigged extensively on the Boston music circuit and released two albums with my bands; MetaTerra (World Records) and Vasco Da Gamma (Major Label Records). Both received notable airplay on college radio thru-out the northeast. During this time I began a mobile recording company Skyline Audio, engineering many top local and national acts live to digital two track on location. I’ve also engineering over 75 Berklee and student recitals and worked at such clubs as: The 1369 Club, Jacks, Nightstage, Jonathan Swifts, Ryles Jazz Club, and The Willow Jazz Club, this led to engineering series of live Jazz radio broadcasts on WERS (Emerson College). April 1983 - I co-founded and built, Sound Sanctuary Studios in Allston, MA. An 8 track analog recording studio utilizing Macintosh / MIDI sequencing using Vision Software. Responsibilities included: First engineer, office manager, databasing, advertising/graphic design.May 1983 (1 week) East coast tour w/ French African band Toure Kunde (Cellioid) Responsibilities include: Driver / Stage tech. (gigs included the Pallidium in NYC)In Feb.1990 - I moved to San Francisco. As an independent I have logged over a 1000+ hours engineering and producing local and regional bands. (Please note credits list) Studios and clubs I have worked: The Paradise, Slim’s, DNA, Morty’s, The Berkeley Square, The I-Beam, Bottom of the Hill, Razors Edge, The Cabaret,The Great American Music Hall, The Whiskey A GO GO in L.A..Olde West Recording 24tk analog+ MIDI, first engineer / independent producer 1137 Howard St. SF/CA/owner Peter Echart Duncan Street Studios 16 tk analog+MIDI, first engineer / independent producer 240 Duncan St. SF/CA /owner John BlakleyJuly-Sept.’91 D’ Cuckoo, (The cyber-tech all girl MIDI marimba band) Co-Produced their CD “D’Cuckoo” (Isle of Woman) Designed a very cool percussion sample library for them, engineered live shows and toured Japan for 6 weeks. Responsibilities included F.O.H. & Monitors, Performed at the 1st annual Cyber Arts International Conference. Nov. ‘91- May ‘92 George Coates Performance Works - “Invisible Site” A multimedia/theater/opera extravaganza. (180 rehearsals and 200+ shows) Responsibilities included: F.O.H./ Monitors / house system maintenance including 15 wireless microphones and sound effects and foley design.Nov.’92 Performed at the A.E.S.Show in San Francisco, original compositions on MIDI guitar representing Aware Software Co. of Boston MA.Currently owner/engineer of Ear Relevant Recording in San Francisco.Jonathan Karr 3328A 24th Street San Francisco, Calif 94110 (415) 282-9675 I have performed, produced, engineered, toured with, stage tech-ed, built sampling libraries, written music for:Sonic Youth Bill Evens Fred FrithJohn Zorn Zakir Hussain Hugh Masakela Steven Van Zant Toure Kunda (Celluloid) Tommy Campbell Bob Moses (ECM) Kevin UbanksGeorge Cotes Performance Works ”Invisible Site”Laurence Ferlengetti SEGA Video game ”Spiderman”, The Tibetan Dance and Theater Co. DEFUNKT (Antillies) “The Endless Summer” Soundtrack (Tri-Surf Productions), The Church of the Sub Genius Tiger Okashi / Bobby Mintzer / Miroslav Vitious Group WERS Boston, Cgynet PicturesWells Fargo Bank Aware Software Co.The Merman The Either OrchestraRandy Roos Lisa Suckdog (Ralph) Yah Yah Littleman OomamaboombaThe Panther Moderns Back Step Forward D’ Cuckoo (Isle of Woman) Eugene ChadborneDon Paul (Revolutionary Records), Victor Bailey (Weather Report), Russell Waller / Ira Stein (Narada)Big City Orchestra (sub-electric institute)Edin Essen TrioNational Public Radio -”Radio First Termor” (Composed music for documentary about Bootleg-Pirate radio during the Viet Nam War.) And a brief stint as a guitarist with The Pepsi Pop Tops ! </text>
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<text><span class="style3">hanks</span><span class="style1">:XCMD help: Greg Dow/IsQTInstalled, Leonard Rosenthol/PlayMovie Interface help:Phil Bell, Tim Holmes, Mitch HuitemaMiscellaneous support:BMUG Staff, Steve Costa, Mario Murphy, Chris Holmes, Hans Hansen, Kelly Pernell, David Schwartz, Jim Batson, Peter Hoddie, Ken Doyle, Rhonda Stratton, George R. Cossey, Thomas, Alex and Ian Sicurella and Liz MacDonald.Equipment & Software Support:Patrick McDermott, MACadam Computers, Randy Ubillos & Tim Myers & Steve Guttman/Adobe Systems, Thomas Sicurella, David Schwartz, Hans Hansen, and Hal Fox-Palmer/Nifty Neato Productions. Special thanks to Hedy Kerber at Technology Works for RAM and a cache card.============================================================</span></text>
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<text><span class="style3">ow to install the software:</span><span class="style1">In the window </span><span class="style3">TV-ROM Too Update</span><span class="style1"> you will see </span><span class="style3">QuickTime™</span><span class="style1"> and</span><span class="style3"> QuickTime™ Musical Intruments</span><span class="style1">. These are the QuickTime 2.0 extensions. Select them both and drag them on to your closed System Folder icon.(Note: if QuickTime is already installed, you will need to remove it from your Extensions folder before you can sucessfully install the new version.)For those with a Power Macintosh, the </span><span class="style3">QuickTime™ PowerPlug</span><span class="style1"> should also be dragged on to your closed System Folder.You’ll need to restart the computer after installing these Extensions.You can then double click on any of the items on the disk. We recommend double clicking on the stack named </span><span class="style3">MooVs & Features</span><span class="style1">.Also included is Apple’s </span><span class="style3">Sound Manager</span><span class="style1"> 3.0 and </span><span class="style3">Sound</span><span class="style1"> Control panel 8.0.1, which can be installed in the same way as the QuickTime extensions. These files are from Apple and will improve playback performance of QuickTime movies with sound. We strongly urge you to intall these files.============================================================ </span></text>
