Fw: [Jukebox-list] My AMI F120 on Youtube #2

[David Breneman]

--- Joey McDonald <joe400f at shaw.ca> wrote:


> It might look too lame with me reaching behind the juke
> to hit the cancel button.
> Editing like you did is really great.
> I am a total amature, but find it cool to
> have others around the world see your juke working.

I have the advantage of having worked in television
for 20 years, much of that time as an editor.  The
software we used for that bit was a fairly new
NewTek product called, if I remember right, "Quick
Edit."  I could find out the real name :-) from the
friend whose editing suite we used.  It was a demo
copy.  :-)
 
> Just had an idea. Maybe make a video with my
> Seeburg G using a 3W1 wallbox and showing the remote control
> being used. Not too GEEKISH?

I go for the geeky angle.  It's the technology and
industrial design aspect that drew me to juke boxes.
The music is just the icing on the cake!  :-)  Juke
box wall boxes were really the first consumer-facing
implementation of serial data communications.  USB
had its origins, in part, in wall boxes (and Teletypes).


David Breneman         david_breneman at yahoo.com


 
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