Amiga Toaster/Flyer System Fully Operational

After rearranging some furniture and acquiring a work table, I was able to fully configure my Amiga Video Toaster/Flyer system in an Amiga A4000T computer. This is a pic of the entire system.

So far, I’ve managed to capture quite a bit of video, and perform some editing. I hope to have something posted to YouTube shortly. If you’re interested in what makes a complete Amiga Video Toaster Flyer system tick, the equipment pieces from left to right are:

1. Commodore 1702 monitor – used for previewing video, effects, and editing results.
2. Commodore 1084S monitor – used for viewing and operating the Toaster/Flyer software
3. Portable DVD player – Input video source
4. Amiga A4000T – On the floor under the table. The main computer housing the Newtek Video Toaster and Flyer boards and all hard drives
5. Amiga 2000 – Also a complete Toaster system (no Flyer), but used only to power two TBC (Time Base Corrector) cards
6. Amiga A4000 – Desktop model. Also a complete Flyer system, but not used with the A4000T system.

You can follow the complete progress of this project in my original Amiga A4000T article.

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