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From: jason@cbmami.UUCP (Jason Goldberg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.multimedia
Subject: Toaster Output?
Message-ID: <189a59cc.ARN0dfb@cbmami.UUCP>
Date: 30 Jan 91 08:58:36 GMT
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	I am doing some work with a local community colleges Television and
Radio department.  The chair of the department says that they can afford to
purchase (and would very much love the capabilities) a few video toaster w/
Amigas.  The problem is that their engineer doesn't feel that the toaster
provided "NTSC quality output."  Now I am under the impression that
broadcast quality is a mythical term, and that NTSC quality would be
anything which could be displayed with NTSC equipment, which obviously the
toaster can.
	The real point here, is that the engineer doesn't feel that the
toaster has good enough quality output for him.  I am hoping to receive two
types of information, in response to this post:

1.  Technical descriptions of the output of the Toaster which I can rely to
him, as to what kind of results he can expect with the toaster.  I don't
have to understand this stuff (I am guessing I wont...) I just need to be
able to give it to him.

2.  Examples of places currently using the Toaster in production, the more
well known the example the better.  I hope to rely this information to
chairman of the department.

I will gladly post a summary, thanks for your time,


-Jason-

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Jason Goldberg				UUCP: ucsd!serene!cbmami!jason
Del Mar, CA