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From: wilcox@hydra.unm.edu (Sherman Wilcox)
Newsgroups: comp.ivideodisc
Subject: Re: Video in windows (Was Re: Multimedia at Comdex 1990)
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Date: 29 Nov 90 19:26:39 GMT
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In article <46896@apple.Apple.COM> sac@Apple.COM (Steve Cisler) writes:
>I've been very happy with the RasterOps Color 364 board. 24 bit color,
>real time video windows (quarter screen and full screen) and ability
>to use it as a single or multiple frame grabber with various tools
>to manipulate the image.  There is also a Desk Accessory so you can
>use it with a graphics program like Adobe PhotoShop.  Price is about
>$1295 retail.  It also serves as your graphics card.

Not only that, but RasterOps supplies an XCMD which lets you control
every aspect of the card from Hypercard, or any other program that can
execute an XCMD (FoxBase, MicroPhone, etc etc).