MovieShop 5.x only works with the DraCo Vision Tower or Cube that has the DraCo Motion card installed.  It requires the new ZORAN chips.  Some early DraCos shipped with VLab-Motion & Toccata cards.  These models used MovieShop 4.x

Casablanca followed the DraCo and uses the ZORAN chips as well.  But the edit software is very different from MovieShop.  It is a greatly simplified icon based editing system.  Here's a tutorial video for Casablanca:
https://amigavideo.net/casablanca-user-training-tape/

Thanks for the videos Robert. I don't have the funds for a cross country trip (including a few days in a hotel), so at least I get to see what went on.

Another issue that I just noticed. When finally in workbench mouse movement is jerky and erratic. Two optical mice and one std. tank mouse. Optical work well on other Amigas.
Joystick seems ok but I swear there were issues of function before just thought it was a glitch.

Related? I sure as heck don’t know.

Regardless of any other help except 'its probably SCSI' i can at least state that a boot time of eight minutes is certainly some kind of a record...

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