composite video output for viewing the grabbed image
pressing the space bar, the entire colour image is freezed on the composite monitor in 1/60th seconds and stored in VD-1's own 24 bit framebuffer
stores images in RGBN format internally
pressing the return key, the image is sent from the framebuffer to the Amiga and converted to 320×400 HAM
image transfer takes about 25 seconds through the parallel port
once the image is displayed on the Amiga screen, it can be refined (RGB levels, brightness, colour dithering) without recapturing - just press the return key to transfer the image from the framebuffer with the new settings
produces higher quality colour images than FrameGrabber
housed in a 14×14×2 inches box with internal power supply
framebuffer
768×480 (full overscan) in 24 bit
allows outputting 24 bit raw RGB images from the Amiga
external sound sampler with microphone and voice recognition software
audio input: 1× microphone jack socket
sampler plugs into joystick port, the microphone is connected with the sampler
software learns spoken words or sounds which can be associated with actions on the Amiga by creating either single commands or action sequences via script language
script language supported functions:
conditionals
screen and graphic commands
string input
mouse and key emulation
claimed success rate for recognizing the correct word is 50% - 100%
can be used to synchronize two Amigas by playing sound effects on one and having actions performed on the other with VoRecOne trained to these effect sounds