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From: sgf@nancy ( _/**/Sam_Fulcomer )
Newsgroups: comp.graphics,rec.video,sci.electronics
Subject: Re: JVC single-frame recorder
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Date: Wed, 5-Aug-87 09:19:03 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug  5 09:19:03 1987
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Organization: Brown University Computer Science Dept.
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Summary: What is single frame recording?
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?

What is meant here by single frame recording? It would seem to me that the only
type of machine that could record a single frame would do it while the tape
is stopped.

I'm trying to put together an inexpensive animation system (I don't want to
waste my money when S-VHS editing decks will be out next year), and have
come to realize that I don't need single-frame recording. What I need is
frame-accurate editing (so what if you record n>1 frames; you just back up
to the end of the first one and record the next image).

Something like the Panasonic AG-1950 may be quite adequate (if one can 
tap into that mysterious TTL control interface that they use with their
editing controller).


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