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From: chris@tyrell.net (Chris Silva)
Subject: Re: But how do you get it out?
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>I've been following the thread about migrating to a PC and haven't seen any
>discussion about what I consider a significant point:
>
> How are people getting their LW animations
> *out* of the PC in a high-quality manner?
>
>I assume your all using video output cards of some sort, but my experience
>with such cards back in the Stone Age was most unsatisfactory. What
>equipment are people using to get a video signal out of a PC that's as
>clean as my Paleolithic Toaster 2.0?
>
>Pete
>
There will be a number of solutions for video out from our KittyHawk and
BarnStormer depending on your budget and quality requirements. For now, many
of our customers are using their KittyHawk or BarnStormer for rendering, and
using a network to send the finished scenes back to their Amiga for final
output to tape.
Regards,
Chris Silva
Flight Technologies, Inc.
(816) 525-UFLY (8359)
Unparalleled Windows NT Workstation Solutions