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Sinphaltimus · 28 July 2017, 00:37

HA! Well, the fantavision manual says to run Fantavision, boot off the floppy. So I gave that a shot and it works perfectly fine on my Vampirized A500! Problem solved! Whoot!

EDIT:
Holycow. just when I though it couldn't get any better, it does.

I copied the contents of the fantavision disk to hard disk.
I boot from the Fantavision Diskette and run the Fantavision program from hard disk copy.

It freaking flys. The only thing that is too fast to handle is using the mouse to click up and down arrows to traverse frame numbers, but that is easily mitigated by using the keyboard Up/down arrows instead.

let em tell you, I've never seen fantavision run this good. Movies laod almost instantly and save just as fast. Super quick to edit and they playback incredibly smooth.

WOW is all I can say. So happy right now yoooze guyz. So happy.

28 July 2017, 00:37	#46
Sinphaltimus Registered User Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Cresco, PA, USA Age: 53 Posts: 1,126	HA! Well, the fantavision manual says to run Fantavision, boot off the floppy. So I gave that a shot and it works perfectly fine on my Vampirized A500! Problem solved! Whoot! EDIT: Holycow. just when I though it couldn't get any better, it does. I copied the contents of the fantavision disk to hard disk. I boot from the Fantavision Diskette and run the Fantavision program from hard disk copy. It freaking flys. The only thing that is too fast to handle is using the mouse to click up and down arrows to traverse frame numbers, but that is easily mitigated by using the keyboard Up/down arrows instead. let em tell you, I've never seen fantavision run this good. Movies laod almost instantly and save just as fast. Super quick to edit and they playback incredibly smooth. WOW is all I can say. So happy right now yoooze guyz. So happy. Last edited by Sinphaltimus; 28 July 2017 at 01:16.