Open Video Toaster mirror?

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My notebook died and took with it my only copy of the Open Video Toaster source code.

It looks like the site is gone, so is it mirrored anywhere?

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If Bill thinks he's made what he can from the CD's, maybe we should put it up somewhere like sourceforge or github, etc?

It would be a shame to let it just get lost over time.

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Some mailware killed the site last year. I've been meaning to put it back up, just going to take a few hours to do when I have a chance.

Ouch.

Are you OK with a mirror or a host you don't have to deal with?  I'm thinking one with revision control in case anyone wants to submit changes.  I've got a few, but nothing worth a big release or anything.

I don't want to cut your ability to sell CD's, but I'd hate to lose it.

I did recover part of my drive, including the zips I downloaded, so I've still got a copy.

Let me know, I've been meaning to put the OpenPCI source code up somewhere anyway.

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So, I have Toaster 3.0 (installed on a HDD when I got a Amiga 2000HD) and bought the 2.0 manual and disks off the internet. I used it use an Amiga with roughly the same setup for a production house in the early '90s.

I was curious about Open Toaster. Big differences? Really, I am not a lightwave person. Just really like the switch effects, CG, and GenLock.

Also, are you still selling the CD?

I can't answer on the CD, but I can comment on the other part.

Open Toaster is the assembly and C source code for Toaster 4.2.  As far as I'm aware, it has never been built and distributed in a form that you could run.

4.2 is a pretty big difference, but IMHO 3.x is better if you don't also use a Flyer.