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Video Toaster |
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An innovative video production and editing system for Windows from NewTek, Inc., San Antonio, TX (www.newtek.com). Known officially as the VT Series, Video Toaster was introduced in 1990 for the Amiga computer. Revolutionary at the time for the desktop video market, Video Toaster included hardware and software that provided digital effects, character generation and 3D animation. It also controlled professional analog tape decks, and its $5,000 price tag made it the most affordable broadcast-quality video system on the market.
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His company was among the first to sell the Video Toaster, which produces graphics commonly used in television and motion pictures. There's a nifty device for Amiga computers called the Video Toaster that lets video freaks create special effects that rival those of Industrial Light and Magic (for example, the new TV series "Babylon 5" does its effects with a bank of Toasters). The VideoRaid RTR is sexy looking, but the most alluring part of it is knowing that data integrity is no longer an issue," said Paul Lara, Video Toaster (2) product manager for NewTek. |
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