Thanks to the following people which responded, namely:
Stuart Kreitman <skk_at_benelux.pa.dec.com>
Paul Gosse <paulg_at_charon.ucs.mun.ca>
lampert_at_alf.dec.com
Andrew Leahy <alf_at_st.nepean.uws.edu.au>
Andrew Brennan <brennan_at_hal.hahnemann.edu>
> 1.) Am currently a Qvision video card on an AXP 2000/300. Is there a
> video card (e.g. ZLX series video cards) that is capable of generating more
> higher resolution than that for finer resolution on graphic-intensive tasks?
Managed to get some information such as:
a.) Qvision cards have 1024x768 resolution. All of the zlx series cards have
1024x1280 resolution.
b.) From lampert_at_alf.dec.com:
Zlx boards won't work Alpha 2000/300 machines coz they are PCI based
(while Alpha 2000/300's are EISA-based). One possible alternative that is
not officially supported, but may work, is an ISA/EISA MACH 64 GX card.
UNIX 3.2c supports this card on out Alphaserver 1000 and 2100 machines. I
dont see why it wouldnt work on a 2000. No guarentees, but it is worth
trying.
> 2.) Digital CUSeeMe softwares/hardwares (audio and video) are compatible
> with the Alphastation models. Are they compatible with the Alpha Server
> systems like AXP 2000/300?
Andrew Brennan comments:
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CUSeeMe hasn't been ported to the Unix environment. There is nv, vat,
etc. that you often find in the sites supporting CUSM users - nv will
run on a dUnix machine ... I'm not sure about the hardware, though.
Not a terribly helpful response, but without the environment info it's
not easy to fill in the blanks.
Bonn
:)
Received on Fri Jun 21 1996 - 19:46:54 NZST