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The "Genlock" process is designed to guarantee that the cameras record in synchronous imaging.
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They lived in a huge house in a wooded, rural area of the county and the kids had their own video production facility in their basement, including a 3/4″ Umatic deck and an Amiga with Lightwave and the A2300 Genlock card for overlays.
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- Other planes for additional features and further acceleration o Support for the OpenGL industry-standard graphics library o Full hardware support for Gouraud and flat shading of 3D triangle meshes o Anti-aliased vector support o Industry-standard PCI bus interface with high-speed DMA engine o Genlock support for dual screens o Support for the following Intergraph Computer Systems 'monitors:
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The graphics card comes with built-in Genlock support for synchronized source timing.
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The company's press release provided a few more details, indicating that the card provides built-in Genlock support for synchronized source timing, and support for Span, Extended, and Clone view configurations.
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Dragon Age: Origins, although you may be a little disappointed in their selection: Duncan, Loghain, Morrigan, and a Genlock.
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This set includes Grey Warden Duncan, Witch of the Wilds Morrigan, King's advisor Loghain and one of the Darkspawn, an evil Genlock.
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Joystiq, DC Direct will release a a quartet of "Dragon Age" figures on September 29, 2010, with characters including Duncan, the leader of the Grey Wardens; Loghain, a fearsome general with a hilariously great name; the young magician Morrigan; and, of course, a ruthless Genlock warrior.
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Additional features include Genlock input, 4-position ND optical filter controls, DC power input, color bar switch, three XLR audio jacks (one in the front, two on the rear), wireless microphone slot (2-channel UniSlot wireless receiver compatible) and programmable user buttons.
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Extra Genlock, Chromakey, Lumakey and Mixing features allow graphic inputs to be keyed over each other (one input keyed over another) and faded in and out.
sgordonson commented on the word Genlock
yiddish - means grandfather
July 10, 2009