Video Manipulation Could Make Regular People TV Producers
Video Manipulation Could Make Regular People TV Producers
Video manipulation is a process which uses a computer and video memory banks to allow people to create their own TV programs and eventually something I call a video book. I came up with the idea in 1976 in Springfield, Missouri and have a C+ on a paper I wrote for my TV production class at Southwest Missouri State University which deals with the idea. I even told Gene Roddenberry about the idea back then. But he never saw it become a reality.
You need a computer with as much memory capacity and capability as possible. The video memory banks will store much of the material that will need to be manipulated by the computer to construct the video program. You will also need at least three monitor screens with one preview monitor for the video information, another preview monitor for the computer generated images, and
