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  1. 9th May 2005 14:52 #1
    steveryan
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    Can I tell if the card is revision 983 by the box type?



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    Why must it be revision 983 ? (He Said, in rhyme)
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    It's the latest version(?) I don't want to be lumbered with the older one that doesn't produce 100% compliant files.
    He's a liar and a murderer, and I say that with all due respect.
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    Bullshit.
    Everything made after 1998 makes totally compliant files.
    The original ancient versions had some trouble. People were finding that they couldn't be edited in a standard NLE. This was resolved in early 1998 (or thereabouts).
    If it's new, in a box, it'll work.

    I have an old 48011 Rev G510 (ca. 1999) that works perfectly.
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    Forgot to mention i'm thinking of getting one from an Ebay seller so it might not be bullshit, I could get lumbered with one of the old ones. Thanks for the advice anyway, much appreciated.
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    Ah, when buying from ebay, get them to quote you the exact model and rev number, written (on a sticker) right on the card.
    You can then pop over to www.shspvr.com and find out just exactly what it is.
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