Hey guys!

[VJ]

I had (and still have) a G450 PCI in a box here (I took it out when getting rid of the computer as I thought it could serve as a second card... it never did)... as well as a Parhelia in my Dual Xeon.... ... 18-or so years ago that sounded cool... It is still working though.

[TransformX]

I may still have a Matrox Millenium PCI somewhere...

[Dr Mordrid]

I still have my original Mystique 220 + RoadRunner.

[Umfriend]

I think I must have my Mystique 170 somewhere.

[VJ]

I still have my original Mystique 220 + RoadRunner.

Something felt off here... but my memory also let me down, so I googled it: Rainbow Runner!

[UtwigMU]

I have G200 both in my Proliant ML350 G6 ESX (dual Xeons but only one CPU) and in my Supermicro X9SCM FreeNAS.

[Umfriend]

But those are on the MB right, not by choice?

[UtwigMU]

Having a Matrox positively influenced my choice of motherboard, server. Latter generations no longer have them.

[SteveC]

I didn't buy many Matrox cards, I earnt them

But I did just this week buy an M3D at long last! (only took me 20 years)

[ZokesPro]

I had a Millenium, great 2D card, an M3D..... no comment. And a G200, which was awesome at the time.

[Dr Mordrid]

Something felt off here... but my memory also let me down, so I googled it: Rainbow Runner!

Gaah...autocorrect got me and I didn't notice

[Umfriend]

I think I remember Doc having Amigas with Genlocks... jealous

[Dr Mordrid]

I think I remember Doc having Amigas with Genlocks... jealous

And 2 Video Toasters, both of which still work.

Stayed with Ulead betas until MediaStudio Pro was discontinued, then did Premiere 6/6.5 and the first round of Premiere Pro. Found it disgusting, and since Adobe has done nothing but regularly shoot itself in both feet.

[paulw]

And 2 Video Toasters, both of which still work.

Stayed with Ulead betas until MediaStudio Pro was discontinued, then did Premiere 6/6.5 and the first round of Premiere Pro. Found it disgusting, and since Adobe has done nothing but regularly shoot itself in both feet.

I went to Sony Vegas which was quite good except there was no Smartrender for AVCHD files. Takes forever to render out a file compared to Smartrender on MSPRO and miniDV files.
Don't do much video work these days.

[Dr Mordrid]

I went to Sony Vegas which was quite good except there was no Smartrender for AVCHD files. Takes forever to render out a file compared to Smartrender on MSPRO and miniDV files.

Don't do much video work these days.

I'm mostly on Linux and there are now a ton of good editors for it.

Lightworks is a really good cross-platform pro package with a free version that's output resolution limited.



A freeware Linux editor called Flowblade uses proxy files and is written in Python.