On 5/30/07, Dave McGuire <mcguire at neurotica.com> wrote: I don't recall the name "Palette" appearing on the outside, but I can't remember how it _is_ marked (some sort of "image copy processor"?) I'll have to check the next time I'm in the right basement. It is a lot of fun. I think it took me finding parts from 3 locations (Dayton, Uni surplus, and online) to get it working, but it's not difficult to use. In my googling tonight to remind myself of the name of it, I ran across several pages on Polaroid desktop film recorders. I had to chuckle (or was it wince ;-) at one page that decried pre-Digital Palettes as "totally useless" because they were designed for CGA and didn't work with any "modern" (VGA) output devices, nor were there any drivers. My device can be attached to a C-64 or a DVD player, or anything else with an NTSC video stream (RGB is an option for computer output) which is still ubiquitous (but for how much longer?) No OS or funky drivers required. My first test image was from a Sony LDP-1500 laser disc player since it has a nice freeze-frame when loaded with a CAV disc (but no freeze-frame at all with CLV discs - common with earlier players). -ethan