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The installion of more than one VideoTime card in a single Macintosh enables multiple windows to concurrently display multiple live-video feeds. The video card captures and stores live video signals into its own frame buffer, for use in any application. It can be used with display adaptors of various bit depths, while retaining a 16-bit-per-pixel colour display.

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For use with Macintosh video boards, the card provides an upgrade to live video capabilities. VideoTime can co-exist with bundled or add-on graphics boards to view live video.

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RasterOpsвЂ™ VideoTime video card displays live video in a window on Apple systemsДЄnd RasterOps Corp has launched VideoTime, a single-slot video card which displays live video in a window on Apple Computer Inc Macintosh and Quadra series computers. The new ImagePro extension adaptor for the Macintosh II and Quadra computer systems will be available next month, but no price was given. ImagePak 2.0 features a picture preview thumbnail mode, a plug-in module for Adobe PhotoShop and supports TIFF, PICT and JPEG 8-bit and 24-bit file formats. The options include control of variable compression rates and horizontal and vertical sub-sampling.

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It includes RasterOpsвЂ™ ImagePak 2.0 software application, offering advanced options for controlling the compression and decompression of image data. ImagePro accelerates QuickTime communication of large video, audio and animation files between the hard disk and the monitor. By attaching the ImagePro daughter-card to the RasterOps 24XLTV, 24STV and MediaTime, users can create and project QuickTime films at near real-time rates. For AppleвЂ™s QuickTime sofware system, which manages time-based media, such as video, sound and animation, RasterOps has developed a component driver, which accelerates QuickTime film compression using ImageProвЂ™s processing power. Supporting JPEG, the new accelerator board offers both lossy and lossless data compression: lossy compression has higher compression ratios, up to 100:1, appropriate for transmitting colour images via local networks, while lossless compression ratios are much lower, varying from 2:1 to 3:1, but retain the original image data integrity for applications such as medical imaging. The adaptor, which features a programmable RISC processor, can also be used by application developers for enhancing the performance of compute-intensive programs: the product comes with a library of commands for downloading routines to the unidentified ImagePro RISC processor.

When used with ProColor 32 display adaptors, the board can compress static images. ImagePro connects to the RasterOps 24XLTV, 24STV, MediaTime and ProColor 32 display adaptors.

The new adaptor also enables accelerated compression and decompression conforming to the JPEG вЂ“ Joint Photographic Experts Group вЂ“ standard, or to Apple ComputerвЂ™s QuickTime format. The board can be used to accelerate applications such as Adobe Systems Inc PhotoShop or speed up the pre-press process of Red Green Blue to Cyan Magenta Yellow Black data conversion, appropriate for users with applications involving the manipulation or translation of large 8-bit and 24-bit images. The high-performance, programmable accelerator board enables compute-intensive tasks, previously performed by the host CPU, to be downloaded to the 40 MIPS RISC processor and then executed at high speed. Santa Clara, California-based RasterOps Corp, the graphics board manufacturer, has announced the RasterOps ImagePro, which the company says is the first RISC-based expansion adaptor for RasterOps display systems on Apple Computer IncвЂ™s Macintosh II and Quadra series computers.

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