Video Toaster 4000 & Flyer by NewTek & DPS TBC-IV for Commodore Amiga 4000 4000T 3000 3000T

Simply add the Video Toaster to an Amiga A2000, A2000HD, A2500, A3000, A3000T, A4000 or A4000T and you'll have the world's most powerful Video computer.

Switcher
New in Toaster 4.0 are croutons. Each element in your video productionóan effect, a CG page, a framestore, even a video clip* is represented by a crouton. Over 700 croutons are provided on the System 4.0 CD-ROM including hundreds of new video effects and graphic elements. Open any crouton to adjust settings like the color of an effect or the fade rate of a keyed graphic.

Using Toaster 4.0's powerful and flexible Sequencer, you can arrange croutons to create slide shows, CG segments, show openings, entire shows and much more. System 4.0 also includes a built-in file manager for day-to-day operations.

Paint
This is the ToasterPaint you've been waiting for, with an all new interface and powerful new features. Work with antialiased PostScript textósized, sheared, rotated and painted just the way you want. Or try out the realistic airbrush tool, as well as stencil and real-time alpha support for maximum paint power. Plus, ToasterPaint's ARexx macro shortcuts allow complex graphics operations to be performed automatically.

Character Generator
ToasterCG is more capable and expandable than ever, with the power to size, stretch, and rotate text. Select from dozens of new color and PostScript fonts. Copy and paste text attributes with the touch of a button. In addition, ARexx macros in ToasterCG 4.0 include a spell checker, font sizer, page saver, box maker, EPS loader and more.

LightWave 3D
System 4.0 brings you great advances in LightWave, with features like inverse kinematics, new reflection options, improved image compositing tools, and glow effects. A system of software plug-ins provides for the addition of features like, new surface and image formats or gravity and paricle animation.

LightWave Modeler adds Metaform, a Modeler exclusive that allows you to create organic objects quicker than ever before. Use metric or English measurements anywhere you enter information. Modeler will even do the math for you. Features like multiple undo and redo, new view options and selection tools, and new bevel functions put your 3D model shop in business.

*Video and audio clips require the Video Toaster Flyer, Newtek's nonlinear editor.

Requires:
Amiga A3000, A3000T, A4000 or A4000T with 9mb of RAM minimum, 100mb free on hard drive.
Some features require AGA chips in the Amiga.

NewTek Video Toaster Flyer
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Newtek Video Toaster Flyer Tapeless Editor

The next big leap forward in video production technology, a non-linear editing system for everyone. Not only is the Flyer the easiest to use editor you've ever seen, but it also has the same video quality you expect from a $50,000 videotape deck.

Not JPEG. Not MPEG. The Flyer utilizes a breakthrough technology called VTASC, which was designed from the ground up to put broadcast quality video onto a hard drive.

In conjunction with Video Toaster System 4.0, the Flyer is a powerful tapeless editing system. Record video and audio segments as croutons, which you arrange using a simple drag and drop interface. Add real-time video effects, graphics, or text. Press the play button and your video plays back in real time at broadcast quality resolution. You can even use the Flyer as a broadcast quality animation recorder with LightWave 3D.

Of course, great video requires great audio. A powerful DSP chip provides up to eight tracks of 16-bit, CD quality stereo audio for music, sound effects, and narration.

Editing with the Video Toaster Flyer enhances your creativity because it gives you the power to experiment. Initial cuts come together quicker and changes happen in the blink of an eye. Now, the power to create unbelievable video is yours.

Requirements:
Amiga 2000 or 4000 Computer with 9mb of RAM minimum, 100mb free on hard drive. Single SCSI II drive required for LightWave recording. For A/B roll editing two SCSI II drives for Video and one SCSI drive for Audio is required. Input from video tapes must be time base corrected. Some features require an Amiga with AGA chip set.