The Video Toaster you might have seen on an Amiga was properly known as a video
switcher, but with about a million effects it was a pretty amazing box. If
you've seen
"Home Improvement" you've seen Toaster effects.
The Toaster Flyer came out later on an NT box and was a proper non-linear
editor.
-Curt
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Amiga was one of the leaders -- with decent marketing it could have
taken the graphics industry from Apple --- The first digital video
eding suite I saw ran on an Amiga -- the video toaster(?).
> Ah well, Apple has survived, unlike some of the others. Imagine,
> multi-user multitasking computers in 1978......They were around,
> believe it or not. Probably slower than molassas in January, but
alive
> -- Sinclair for one, don't remember the others.
>
> Peter
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None of the 240Ds are turbo, yes they're slow but yes they're also
nice cars to drive as long as you're not in a super hurry.
That said I used to wind mine up to 80mph and hold it there for 90 miles every
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Larry T. wrote:
"Well, based on what others around '78 go for I believe I'd have a
hard
time getting more than $2000 for it"
Are you really selling it Larry? If it is a 78, does that mean it is
not turbo? Seems like it would be SLOW, SLOW, SLOW. Might make a
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Marshall Booth wrote:
> 602.96 engines are in short supply. Rebuilt ones are VERY expensive as I
> recall.
How does a rebuilt 605 compare? I assume it could do without the electronics
if you used the 602 injection pump and wastegate.
