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From: nkhan@polyslo.UUCP (Naseer Mohammed Khan)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics,rec.video
Subject: Re: GenLock on MS-DOS
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Date: 7 Feb 88 19:48:28 GMT
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Reply-To: nkhan@polyslo.UUCP (Naseer Mohammed Khan)
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The genlock for the Amiga only affords you the ability to put the VCR image
underneath the Amiga's normal image and possibly export this to another VCR.
Sort of like a video-titler.  To import the VCR's image and place it in
computer memory you need either a frame grabber and supplementary software/
hardware to work with it, or you need some sort of a digitizer.  Of course, for
serious work, your VCR needs to the expensive single-frame stopping kind!
Besides, for really serious video work, you probably need to get a quantity of
one of this well-known system: an AMIGA {500,1000,2000}.  All the peripherals
for such video development are available for it and improvements to such
systems are rapidly being worked out. 

 	--->	"Only AMIGA makes it possible."  :-)   <---

						- Naseer Khan