Lyon, Lamb Video Animation Systems, Inc.

SIGGRAPH 1993

Lyon Lamb animation controllers interface graphics sources (either computer or camera) to video recorders to create video animation. Converters and encoders convert RGB computer displays to broadcast-quality video in both PAL and NTSC. Products are stand-alone and plug-in boards.

SIGGRAPH 1992

Lyon Lamb is exhibiting all of its animation controllers: the Pro-Vas, the Mini-Vas 2, the Micro-Vas, the l-Vas, and the PC-VAS. Also on display are the ENC 7 sync generator, the RTC, and the Real-Time Scan Converter.

SIGGRAPH 1991

Lyon Lamb will show the MiniVAS-2 animation controller and Pro VAS complete animation system with built-in encoder/sync generator and will introduce MicroVAS, a new low-cost animation controller for use with desktop multimedia systems. Also showing the RTC real-time scan converter for conversion of high-resolution graphics workstation signals to broadcast-quality video.

SIGGRAPH 1990

Lyon Lamb offers MiniVas industry standard animation controller performs field-accurate, single-frame recording and frame grabbing operations from computer graphics systems to standard VTRs.ENC-7, a broadcast quality encoder/sync generator, receives NTSC-compatible RGB output from your computer and provides full bandwidth I and Qoutputs including composite video, component video Betacam or M-II, and S-VHS. The RTC state-of-the-art Real Time Scan Converter converts high-resolution workstation output to NTSC video.

SIGGRAPH 1989

Lyon Lamb is featuring the RTC—real-time digital scan converter with zoom, pan, and scroll features; the ENC-7 —broadcast-quality encoder/sync generator designed specifically for graphic systems, and Minivas—industrystandard video animation controller.

SIGGRAPH 1988

Lyon Lamb Video Animation Systems will introduce a new generation of real-time, high-resolution video converters which output standard NTSC (RS-170A) video from a wide range of high-resolution computer graphic workstations and displays, with no loss of graphic information. Also featured are VTR controllers for recording computer animation to videotape, including the VAS-Delta and Mini-VAS.

SIGGRAPH 1987

Lyon Lamb Video Animation Systems will feature the HRC (High Resolution Converter) which will convert up to 1280×1024 60 Hz Non-interlaced RGB graphics to NTSC video or low-resolution RGB with no loss of graphic information. Also featured are VTR controllers for recording graphics to videotape including VAS DELTA, BAS IV & V, and the new Mini VAS (PC Graphics), and the ENC VI Color Encoder/Sync generator for converting video (RS-170) RGB to NTSC or Component Video.

SIGGRAPH 1986

Lyon Lamb VAS will be displaying the full line of VAS animation controllers and the new ENC VI NTSC Encoder/Sync Generator. Introducing a new video animation controller for PC-based graphics systems and a high-resolution converter for video output from high-resolution CAD systems.

SIGGRAPH 1985

Lyon Lamb introduces ENC VI Color Encoder/Sync Generator for RGB to NTSC conversion. Also showing VAS family of videotape an imation controllers for precise frame by frame recording, editing and frame grabbing on a variety of Broadcast1⁄2″,3⁄4″ and l” VTRs, including the Sony BVH-2500.