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From: amgreene@athena.mit.edu (Andrew Marc Greene)
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Subject: Toaster (was Re: Amiga coverage in Byte)
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Date: 6 Mar 91 02:15:22 GMT
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In article <61774@masscomp.westford.ccur.com>, mark@calvin..westford.ccur.com (Mark Thompson) writes:
|> 
|> 5MB is enough to run the switcher, DVE, and the bare bones of Lightwave.
|> To really use the Toaster however requires about 7MB. Without this much
|> memory you will sacrifice motion removal for the frame capture, much
|> of the functionality of Toaster Paint, and all but the most rudimentary
|> images from Lightwave.

I have a Toaster and 5Meg.  It does indeed make ToasterPaint practically 
unusable, but motion removal is NOT a problem.

- Andrew Greene