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Thanks to all of you that have provided info about audio to video programs. I finally got the Imagine demo program to work by the simple expedient of downloading it on my Mac, since it's a Mac program. The website doesn't tell you that, ha ha. However, even now that it sort of works on my Mac, I found that the program complains all the time about insufficient memory, though my g3 has 64 MB. Also the program crashes a lot and moreover, the PDF file for the manual is unreadable. Has anyone else had these problems with Imagine? I recall a while back someone mentioning that they used a G3 notebook with Imagine. How do you get external video into a notebook? Is there some sort of video card that can be installed in a notebook? Do g3 notebooks have a PCI slot? I tried the Bomb program on my PC and it stalls and crashes the computer after the welcome screen comes up. Don't Win32 programs work in a Windows95 computer? Did I download the wrong program? I didn't see any others on the Bomb site that seemed more appropriate for Windows95. I downloaded the Mac version and it works incredibly well. It's absolutely stunning. I think it's even better than the amazing Cthugha program. I've actually gotten the Cthugha program to work fine on Mac and PC. However, the Mac version looks vastly better, even though the implementation is not nearly as well developed as the PC version. All in all, in spite of all the problems, these audio to video tools represent an incredible gold mine of possibilites. Now I only need to come up with the big bucks for a G3 notebook and an LCD projection system to use on stage. Peter >Hi all, > >Two more audio to video programs: > >********* > >1.) Bliss Paint / Bliss Saver by Imaja: http://www.imaja.com/ > >MAC ONLY! > >Paint allows you to create sequences which can be looped. > >Demos are available - full package will cost you though (reasonable) > >Both respond to audio and/or midi input. Saver is a basic playback engine. >Paint allows for creation of new content. > >Most famous users: Grateful Dead, Brian Eno. I even saw Wendy Carlos use >it >in her only live performance a few years back. > >********* > >2.) Bomb - by Scott Draves:http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~spot/bomb.html > >versions for BeOs, Mac, Mac w/Max, Linux, SGI and WIndows > >FREE with source code available for most platforms. > >********* > >Ken > >