Video clips (was Re: modern serial terminal)
Pete Turnbull
pete at dunnington.plus.com
Sat Nov 10 05:44:44 CST 2007
On 10/11/2007 02:27, Jim Leonard wrote:
>> What was the first computer to have any type of video? I'm guessing
>> that the Philips CDi, Panasonic/Goldstar 3DO and Amiga CD32 were some
>> of the first consoles to feature CD-based video.
> 25fps or faster is a tall order -- CDI might be the first console-thingy
> to have it on a standardized basis, but a year earlier in 1991, I was
> watching quarter-screen streaming 30fps video in the form of
> http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/sherlock-holmes-consulting-detective
The earliest I can think of is Acorn's Replay software, which could do
quarter-screen 25fps in 1988 or 1989 on an Acorn Archimedes machine. A
little before that, the same machines were playing short animated
ray-traced scenes at 25fps, sometimes full-frame -- but that's not quite
the same thing as video.
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Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
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