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>No! Vlab Motion goes up to 768x592 pixels (in PAL, subtract 100 pixels or
>so for NTSC reolution) A brief comparison between this and PAR: If you need
>real time playback of animation and you CAN afford PAR, then buy it! If
>money is the problem then Vlab is excellent value. If you need real time
>video grabbing and good editing facilities then Vlab Motion is the one for
>you, but PAR is easier to use for LW animation recording and storing.
>
>
>Gary F.
Gary F.
Sorry, but max is 640 x 480 *square pixels*. I'm looking at the
screen right now...
Also, I would not say that PAR was easier than VLab Motion (with the right
ARexx script). But it is better quality.
>> 752 x 480 is an Amiga resolution. VLab Motion uses square pixels
>> so its something like 640 x 480 (???), but this is full overscan.
>>
>> --Doug
>>
>The only problem with that playback resolution is that it won't fill
>your tv screen. You wind up getting black unused portions
>during playback instead of full screen.
>
>--Gerard
Gerard:
Believe me. 640 x 480 square pixels will fill your screen! In fact, you can
capture lower res and still fill most TV screens. There are not the *tall*
Amiga pixels.
--Doug