cam@ptisea.UUCP (cameron elliott) (01/16/88)
I would like to do some inexpensive Computer-VCR animation, and was wondering if it could be done by slowing down a VCR, and using a DAC, (Remove the Monitor, and Format conversion equipment.). The problem is that the VCR would need to be slowed down in orders of magnitude. Any ideas, suggestions? -- Disclaimer: If employees dont represent an organization what does? Cameron Elliott Portable Technologies Path: ...!uw-beaver!tikal!!ptisea!cam
adam@lamont.Columbia.edu (adam levin) (01/17/88)
In article <211@ptisea.UUCP>, cam@ptisea.UUCP (cameron elliott) writes: > I would like to do some inexpensive Computer-VCR animation, > and was wondering if it could be done by slowing down a VCR, and using a ... > Cameron Elliott Portable Technologies > Path: ...!uw-beaver!tikal!!ptisea!cam I'd like to do the same thing, and I had an idea: When *playing* a tape on my VCR, I can pause the picture and then advance the picture one frame at a time. This frame-advance feature is locked out during recording; but do you suppose there is a way to enable it, and do frame-at-a-time recording? Here's hoping... Adam Levin