vtxt_25

Short:        Video/teletext software  V2.5 (HSL)
Author:       sl415we@e45-hrze.uni-duisburg.de
Uploader:     sl415we e45-hrze uni-duisburg de
Type:         driver/other
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

 Welcome to version 2.5 of VideoTXT

Sorry, folks,
 but  VideoTXT  is  until  now  an  german-only  release.  There is no
english program and no english documentation available.

So here in short, what VideoTXT is about:

 VideoTXT  is  a  combination of software and hardware that is able to
decode  and  load  the  videotext/teletext-pages  broadcast  with many
european  television-programs.   VideoTXT  supports special characters
for all countries!

 You  be  able  to load and save, print and manipulate the pages.  Get
your  NYSE,  DAX  and  FT100  or  the  temperatures  for your holliday
location.

 Of course all this features are programable and will work during your
absents.

 VideoTXT  features  TOP-text,  runs  on custom-screens or Workbench -
even on WB-emulations used by several graphics boards such as Piccolo,
Picasso etc.

 Videotext/teletext features a highly precission clock, load this time
directly into your amiga.

So what do you need to use VideoTXT?

 Any  Amiga  with  512KB  or  more  memory,  OS  1.3 or better, a free
internal  serial or joystick-port, a FBAS/CVBS-signal from your TV/VCR
or  other  sources  and  of course a television program that transmits
videotext/teletext-pages.

Note:
 Some  features  of  VideoTXT  are only available unter OS2.x and with
equal  or  more  than 1MB memory!  We tested it with a plain A1000 and
with a 12MB A4000/040!)

 So if you're interested drop us a note, fax us or send EMail to

                                 HSL
                     Hard- & Software Udo Lenzen
                            Klinkhammer 4
                        41751 Viersen-Boisheim
                               Germany
                          Tel: +49-2153-5831
                         Fax: +49-2153-13383
                      EMail: KLAATU@newswire.de


 Please  note,  that  the Copyright of the supplied videotext/teletext
demo-pages is still with the broadcasting stations or their agents!

 If  there  is  any  opjection against using this "old" pages just for
demostration purpose, please let us know and acceppt our apologies.