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From: jcb@frisbee.Sun.COM (Jim Becker)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics,comp.misc,rec.video,sci.electronics
Subject: Re^2: Workstations that can record/play realtime video
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Date: 5 Dec 89 01:21:36 GMT
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>malcolm@Apple.COM (Malcolm Slaney) asks:

>>Has anybody tried using a write once video disk?  Do any of the
>>writer/readers do single frame stuff?

>I've used a Panasonic TQ-3031F (list price k$18) to do single-frame
>animation recording; it's very easy.

Last I talked to him, Mark Heyer of Heyer Associates was working with
the Panasonic players. He is a great guy and will work with those
needing videodisc services using this gear. Even if you just want to
chat, I'm sure that he can give you some information. He is based in
Palo Alto, Ca. and his home phone number is 415-328-8269 (call at
reasonable hours please.)

-Jim Becker

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   Jim Becker / jcb%frisbee@sun.com  / Sun Microsystems    
   ...these are my opinions, and even my id disagrees..