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My comment was also purely anecdotal as well, and biased towards public access and small market TV stations (ie high school run A/V Productions). Regardless, y
by balls187 11y ago
My comment was also purely anecdotal as well, and biased towards public access and small market TV stations (ie high school run A/V Productions).
Regardless, your point is probably valid, but I have to imagine there is at least a handful of A/V enthusiasts taht swear by the RGB based computers.
- A_COMPUTER 11y agoI personally saw an Amiga still in use in a public access studio in 2005. It was being used to show announcements. The function of it today could be trivially replaced with a raspberry pi and a bit of custom software, but I can say that the reason it was still in operation in 2005 was because it was set up by an employee in 1990's who had since moved on and there was no longer anyone with sufficient knowledge/motivation to replace it.