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From: Wm Brian McCane <root@bmccane.uit.net>
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Subject: Bravado
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Greets,

	I have been looking at several different video editing boards, 
(Miro DC20, Bravado 1000, Matrox Meteor) and I think I have decided on the 
Bravado 1000.  I "borrowed" these from a friend which sells them, and I 
was happiest with the Bravado.  Now for the important question.  Is there 
anybody out there using this beast under FreeBSD.  I had thought about 
contacting TrueVision through their Web page and asking for the 
programming information.  Then if it's not too complex I was going to 
modify the Meteor driver to drive it.  I will mostly use this in 
Windows95, because it comes with Adobe Premiere 4.2 which does a nice 
job, but I would love to be able to do a simple capture to disk/display 
from disk under FreeBSD.  Any suggestions??

	brian