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From: danapple@kalao.Eng.Sun.COM (Daniel I. Applebaum)
Newsgroups: comp.ivideodisc,comp.multimedia
Subject: Re: Videodisk jukebox - image server
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Date: 3 Feb 91 07:56:11 GMT
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In article <10697@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU> bsmith@linus.Berkeley.EDU (Brian Smith) writes:
>In article <91031.160311ICSJHH@ASUACAD.BITNET> Jim Howard writes:
>> Has anyone heard of a jukebox version of a videodisk system, or
>> of anyone attaching a videodisk to a system to act as a server for
>> images or data from video disks

>The MIT media lab did a system called
>Galatea that used this type of storage for video.

I worked on Galatea when I was at the Media Lab.  If you are interested
in information regarding this project, I can send you some information 
and/or source code.

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>Brian C. Smith				arpa:  bsmith@postgres.Berkeley.EDU

Daniel I. Applebaum
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
danapple@sun.com