WHEN WILL "AMIGA" FIX THE VIDEO PROBLEM !

[Ross1]

I think you have to remember that the Amiga was designed to work with video and because of this they went the Pal/NTSC route.
PC's have never done video well even to this day I can run circles around most PC video editing software programs with my A4000 Video toaster. Unless your willing to buy the big ticket video editing packages that cost over $8000 you wont come close. I use a Toastscan flicker fixer and that works great with a PC monitor unfortunately LCD monitors look poor as the Amiga uses the NTSC resolution.  

[Ross1]

Gaiyan wrote:
Except that analogue video editing is pretty much dead these days...

As soon as the video enters the Amiga it is digital. Analogue video if transfered using a good quality cable loses very little and looks very good dumped to DVD. Remember that The Toaster is D2 quality.