> This is turning into a wholly non-old-computer-related flamewar so I'd like to
> request that any further rebuttals be handled off-list.
Agreed. Can we please talk about video processiong on classic hardware,
like the PPL hard disks (FM analogue recording, one field per track, 3
separate tracks for R,G,B) or the I2S Image processors (the oldest one I
have contains over 3000 4Kbit DRAMs, and about the same number of logic
chips on top...). These weren't of course, used for real-time video
processiong, but I am pretty sure they were used for frame-by-frame
animations, etc. And they're gettign on for 25 years old now, so they're
on-topic...
-tony
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>
Received on Sat Jan 22 2005 - 16:36:01 GMT