[Tig] What broadcast gear used Iomega 10 or 20MB Bernoulli disks?

[Bill Topazio]

Something Chyron-esque perhaps?

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To: Ted Langdell
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Subject: Re: [Tig] What broadcast gear used Iomega 10 or 20MB Bernoulli
disks?

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Maybe a Dubner paintbox or the Matisse paintbox

-Marcus





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> On behalf of someone on another list I'm trying to help, would like to

> know what broadcast gear used 10MB or 20MB Iomega Bernoulli disks, way

> back when.
>
> Backstory:
>
> The lady is an archivist at Forward Pass in LA... and ran across two 
> discs with only the notation "Show" on them. Her boss wants to know 
> what's on them.  She says the discs are 8" x 11" x .5" but hasn't yet 
> said whether there's any indication of capacity.
>
> They were found on a shelf.  Not known if they were next to some other

> element (reel of tape, script, etc...) that might be useful in 
> identifying what  program or project they might be connected to, which

> might help point toward what they were used in.
>
> Any ideas of what they may have been used in... and where one might 
> find working units would be appreciated.  I don't suspect that too 
> many people have Chyron III's or IV's on-line these days.
>
> If the discs weren't used to store graphics files that originated on a

> computer, (Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, TIFF, JPEG, etc.) would a 
> SCSI port equipped Mac running OS 9 or 10.x be of much help in reading

> the discs using an appropriate Iomega drive.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ted.
>
> Ted Langdell
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