Manufacturer “AT&T”
2 expansions in database
Targa
Manufacturer
AT&T / TrueVision, USA
Date
1985
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
ISA
    Framebuffer
  • while strictly PC boards, some Amiga applications directly support them as framebuffers through a BridgeBoard with Janus software
  • Caligari Broadcast has native support for the Targa boards (including saving in Targa format, automatic transferring through the BridgeBoard and loading the image into the Targa framebuffer)
  • Sculpt renders directly through the Sculpt-Direct and Targa-Direct (TGALink) modules of Active Circuits' ImageLink software
  • the various Targa boards can do much more than displaying 24 bit images in their framebuffer, but those features (capture, live overlay, keying, etc.) are not utilized by Amiga applications
Vintage Advert

Advert (US)
1985-06

Advert (US)
1985-11

Advert (US)
1986-03

Advert (US)
1986-08

Advert (US)
1986-10

Advert (US)
1987-10

Advert (US)
1988-07

Advert (US)
1989-11

Advert (US)
1990-07

Advert (US)
1990-09

Vista
Manufacturer
AT&T / TrueVision, USA
Date
1987
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
ISA
    Framebuffer
  • while strictly PC boards, some Amiga applications directly support them as framebuffers through a BridgeBoard with Janus software
  • Caligari Broadcast has native support for the Targa boards (including saving in Targa format, automatic transferring through the BridgeBoard and loading the image into the Targa framebuffer)
  • Sculpt renders directly through the Sculpt-Direct and Targa-Direct (TGALink) modules of Active Circuits' ImageLink software
  • the various Vista boards can do much more than displaying 24 bit images in their framebuffer, but those features (capture, live overlay, keying, etc.) are not utilized by Amiga applications
Vintage Advert

Advert (US)
1987-11

Advert (US)
1988-08

Advert (US)
1990-07

Advert (US)
1990-09