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From: jbthomp@druid.Central.Sun.COM (Jamie Thompson Sun Dallas DSE)
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Subject: Re: Video from a Workstation Screen
Keywords: SUN, VCR
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Date: 28 Nov 90 05:09:15 GMT
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In article <RBECK.90Nov26083838@weed.frc.ri.cmu.edu> rbeck@frc2.frc.ri.cmu.edu (Robert Beck) writes:
>I wish to find out how different companies (labs) record video from a
>workstation screen.  The old fashioned way is to use a camera.  This
>has problems because of the difference in frequencies.  I have heard
>that somebody has a board that plugs into a SUN and records directly
>to vcr tape.  Does anybody know what company makes this?  How about
>other methods?

Try RasterOps -- they have an SBus card (PIP, I think it's called...)

or call your local Sun Sales office, ask to speak to a 'Systems Engineer'
or their 'Graphics Ambassador' -- they'll be able to tell you what's what.