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From: hsg@romeo.cs.duke.edu (Henry Greenside)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: 8-bit video output hardware/software for Mac II's...
Keywords: video output, animation, visualization
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Date: 22 Apr 89 18:38:11 GMT
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I am trying to find out about Macintosh hardware and
software that people have _used_ (as opposed to read
about) to make 8-bit animated videos. My specific goal
is scientific visualization, e.g., making a video tape
of time-dependent contour maps of functions f(x,y,t).
The idea is to generate color plots on a Mac II and
dump the plots to a standard video recorder.

I am familiar with some software from the National
Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), but they
provide no hardware solutions.

If there is sufficient interest, I will be glad to
summarize responses to the net.

	Henry Greenside