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In article <1991Mar5.023512.3478@vela.acs.oakland.edu> rdthomps@vela.acs.oakland.edu (Robert D. Thompson) writes:
>	the video tape they sent me).  DVI allows you to author
>	video on a CD - WITH COMPRESSION!  It provides all the
>	special effects, output options, etc...

You can author laserdiscs just fine with the Amiga.  Amiga World did
an article on how to do it, including a list of companies that press
discs and their pricing structures.  Hell, you don't even need a computer,
just a good editing suite.



CBM is courting a company that does real-time compression to-from
CDs. 'nuff said.

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