Amiga Hardware DatabaseManufacturer Interactive Microsystems, USA | Date 1988-1993 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface serial port |
- video edit controller
- the MediaPhile Desktop Video System product line contains various hardware and software combinations
- the hardware may be just an infra-red controller or a device capable of controlling video decks with Control-L, Visca, RS-232 or RS-422 terminals
- MediaPhile 1.0
- 1× infra-red port
- MediaPhile 2.0A
- 2× serial outputs for Sony S-Port and JVC Swap-Control
- 1× infra-red port
- MediaPhile 2.0P
- 2× MediaPhile input ports (tape counter pulse)
- 3× serial outputs for Sony S-Port and JVC Swap-Control
- 1× GPI trigger output
- MediaPhile 2.0S
- 2× serial inputs for Control-L and Lanc
- 3× serial outputs for Sony S-Port and JVC Swap-Control
- 2× time code inputs
- 1× GPI trigger output
- MediaPhile 3.0S/P
- 4× serial ports for RS-422/232 and Lanc
- 2× MediaPhile input ports
- 6× time code inputs
- the software collection can run together or independently, depending on the video systme's requirements
- software titles include:
- MediaEditor (EDL editing, switcher and genlock control)
- Programmer's Toolkit (ARexx control)
- MediaBase (presentation)
- Media Processor (A/V equipment control)
- RCTC time code support
- can control genlocks which have software control panel (eg. SuperGen or GVP G-Lock)
- can do A/B rolls with a video mixer (eg. the Video Toaster) and three video decks