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From: nj@arpa.Berkeley.EDU (...)
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Subject: Re: Commercial use of AMIGA
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Date: 8 Aug 90 22:32:25 GMT
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In article <5683@rtech.Ingres.COM> reb@squid.rtech.com (Phydeaux) writes:

> >In article <208@cbmtor.UUCP> caleb@cbmtor.UUCP (Caleb J. Howard ) writes:
> >>No videodiscs were used, although they did pipe stuff in through a 
> >>genlock device.

> Maybe they were using a WORM drive or some such device to record the show?  I
> *DEFINITELY* saw someone take one out of a piece of equipment and exchange it
> with another between sets...

Sorry, forgot to address this point.  Yes, the animations were
recorded onto videodisc by someone at G.  Dead, Inc.; I believe the
animators merely provided them with a videotape or videotapes that
they could edit and record onto a videodisc.


nj