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Offline Crom00

Re: First Toaster/Flyer video
« on: November 24, 2010, 02:09:15 PM »
Looks like your toaster flyer needs an autohue adjustment. Do you know about this. Connect a TBC or Camera source to the inputs and run autohue on that.
 

Offline Crom00

Re: First Toaster/Flyer video
« Reply #1 on: November 24, 2010, 03:08:55 PM »
I suggest registering with http://www.newtek.com and it's forums. They have an active Video Toaster Flyer board and NewTek employees like legend Chuck Baker will answer questions Aussie Holten (I believe that was his name) also works there. Some of the Amiga toaster personalities from back in the day now work for NewTek. As later as 2007 they still had Video Toaster FLyers and 1084's setup in the San Antono office.
 

Offline Crom00

Re: First Toaster/Flyer video
« Reply #2 on: November 24, 2010, 05:08:38 PM »
With modern digital cams (since 3 chip firewire cams like the VX1000) you don't need a TBC, the singal is stable enough to feed the FLyer just deave it plugged in and in camera mode when you turn on the flyer and run autohue. I used to do this without issue.

The only tim I ran into trouble was when I used a Micronik A4000 Tower desktop conversion with the two video slots. Turns out the bussboard was not compatible with the flyer.

USe the quickpack a4000 and commodore A4000 D with the original busboards.