stefan@db5.CS.Concordia.CA (BUCHHOLZ) (11/07/89)
ANNOUNCEMENT: A very large multimedia project has just been announced for Concordia University, Montreal, CANADA. initial core: 9 3MB A2000HD's, 1 2500 genlocks, digitizers (video/sound), etc I have been hired by the University to help realize this project. Unfortunately, I have a full course load and may not be able to put as much time into it as I would like. The reason I am posting this here is to let people know that lots of info/help may be requested from this end of the world. Many part-timers will be hired, and much favorable publicity for Commodore may result from this project. We may even be featured in AmigoTimes ;^). (joke). Specific details available upon request. I would like to make contacts with people who have done similar projects. This is large. I need recommendations for languages, and yes I do realize that Arexx is perfect for the job. Lets hear it for Amy, she's makin' headwaves... Merci a tous! ****************************************************************************** * * * My lady friend does lots of wonderful things for me, and all at once!! * * * * Stefan Buchholz * * * * * * * * Reply to ----> stefan@sunkisd.cs.concordia.ca * ******************************************************************************
post@cpsc.ucalgary.ca (The Postman) (11/25/89)
In article <1541@clyde.Concordia.CA>, stefan@db5.CS.Concordia.CA (BUCHHOLZ) writes: > ANNOUNCEMENT: A very large multimedia project has just been announced for > Concordia University, Montreal, CANADA. > > initial core: 9 3MB A2000HD's, 1 2500 > genlocks, digitizers (video/sound), etc > > I have been hired by the University to help realize this project. > I would like to make contacts with people who have done similar > projects. This is large. > > Lets hear it for Amy, she's makin' headwaves... > Well here in Calgary, S.A.I.T (Southern Alberta Instuitute of Technology) has just recieved several 8-9 (and more coming) Amiga 2500 for use in a Multi-Media lab. The person in charge of the lab is Dick Bourne. I don't have his phone number or address at the moment, but I can get it for you if you like. Dick is a very enthusastic person when it comes to Amiga (he should be now that he has this many :-) and I see it being very sucessful. I would like some more information on your project and I will pass it on to Dick and any other people here in Calgary (and our User's Group AMUC (<-- plug, plug)) > * My lady friend does lots of wonderful things for me, and all at once!! * > * Stefan Buchholz * Lenny Post Member/Executive of AMUC (The AMiga Users of Calgary) "Bach invented ROCK and ROLL" - Carlo Curly
peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) (11/26/89)
This is a job for... Bill Barton's MIDI Library.
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-- Peter Merel <pete@basser.oz>karl@sugar.hackercorp.com (Karl Lehenbauer) (11/26/89)
In article <4604@sugar.hackercorp.com>, peter@sugar.hackercorp.com (Peter da Silva) writes: > This is a job for... Bill Barton's MIDI Library. ...and MIDI Time Code (MTC). I have a MIDI Time Code reader module working with Bill's MIDI library. It uses the Opcode Timecode Machine to convert SMPTE (24, 25, 30 or 30-drop) to MTC...great for synchronizing multiple Amigas, and you would only need one timecode machine, or none if the project didn't require syncing to an external source. Email for details. -- -- uunet!sugar!karl "Hey, you sass that hoopy Ford Prefect? Now there's a -- frood who really knows where his towel is." -- HGTTG -- Usenet access: (713) 438-5018