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Posted by Kevin Sevcik at 03/07/2001 12:59 AM EST


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In Reply to: how to get animation to vhs
Posted by Rob DeCotiis on 03/06/2001 4:54 PM EST:



You've got several options, only one of which is probably practical. Normally, I'd suggest finding some sponsor that will let you use their video editing equipment, but it's too late for that.

About the only real option you have right now, is to find or buy a video card that has TV output. Then you plug it into a really fast computer, play your animation full size, and pray it doesn't skip. This will be a bit easier if you add a few seconds of black scree to the beginning of your animation. Also, be sure you get a video card, and not one of those cheap vga-tv converters if at all possible. Those things have absolutely horrible image quality.
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