Re: supported systems list
Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]> Sun, 28 Mar 2004 18:37:04 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.os.openbsd.mac68k |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Nick Holland wrote: > > The AV machines have some serious facination for me -- supposedly, > they were able to capture full motion video, which is impressive for a > 25MHz or 40MHz processor. And considering the disk and network > performance I've seen out of the supported mac68k systems, even > assuming the video capture was done purely in HW, I can't imagine my > Q650 just moving data around that fast, much less doing something with > it, as well. Well, I have an 840 AV. I it is really a nice box. You can't really capture full motion video at maximum resolution. The internal scsi controller is fast, you get up to 10MB/s with a good disk. I got 7.7 IIRC. The ethernet card is also quite nice. The good thing it has a good badnwidth among the CPU and the DSP. So you can "see" full PAL video on the screen w/o problems, since that bandwidth is guaranteed. Also the DSP is really nice. And the audio capabilites are excellent and you can use it as hard-disk recording. I did that even on live concerts. But the video capture does no hardware compression and so you can't do full-motion capture to disk. But it is nice nevertheless. The CPU is a 40Mhz that doubles at 80Mhz internally for some stuff and is the fastest performing mac68k. -Ric