Conference hydra::amiga_v1

I tried to play some sound file from the data file that come
with TAS. I tried them using Prosound 3.0 . Now their are two
type of files for each sound 
	1)soundname.inst
	2)soundname.ss
This program supports Smus files and I have to admit that I know
very little about sound on the Amiga. I also tried to use Dvideo III
to play them no luck. Will I be able to use Prosound with The 
Animation studio??
								bill  

    >         I did call Disney Software and inquire about the  
    > ststus of the demo disk that is included with the product.

    After a second phone call (Disney never returned the first), Bill
    got the okay to distribute the demo disk. I've uploaded it to
    CRISTA""::AMIGA: and TAPE""::USER2:[UPLOAD] as;

                         DEMO-REEL.LZH;1        1195

    The contents:

   SIZE  RATIO     STAMP    NAME                
------- ------ ------------ --------------------
     45  93.3% Apr 20 11:25 .info               
 272140  66.4% Mar 27 18:40 B&W-Donald
   3347  43.8% Mar 27 18:53 B&W-Donald.info     
   2103  22.9% Apr 20 11:18 Disk.info           
 449880  91.5% Apr 20 11:16 Donald              
   3352  41.5% Apr 12 18:04 Donald.info         
  63908  23.5% Apr 20 11:13 Sound-Demo          
    741  34.1% Apr 20 11:25 Sound-Demo.info     
------- ------ ------------ --------------------
 795516  76.8% Aug 16 16:56    8 files

    The B&W-Donald and Donald files are the monocrome and color cartoon
    "Strike Any Key To Continue". The mono version will run on a 512K
    machine, but it does load the whole thing into memory. I've only run
    the color version on a 3 meg machine, but it's nearly 1/2 a meg...
    The Sound-Demo won't run; it comes up with a requestor for volume
    "Studio" (looking for something called "Studio:Flicker"), but I left it
    in there anyways, just to make the disk complete. Other than that,
    nothing special is needed; just unbundle the archive and double click
    on the icons.

    Pete

    Thanks for the upload Peter! 
        re -1 .
    	I only called once. Disney got back to me the next day. I told
    Peter that they had not returned my call(the day i called),and then
    told him I would call again. Actually they got ahold of me late
    the next day(early for them). I think the time frame had something
    to do with it. The rep was very pleasent,and glad to hear from users.
    On the first day the person I talked to just answered the phones.
    So response was good given a chain of command,time zone etc. 
    	I called just to verify that it was ok to distribute the demo
    because of Disney's reputation in regards to protecting their copy
    rights. In this case I felt it better to play safe. While my artistic
    abilities are lacking, I plan to import an animation of an auto
    engine into TAS to add sound,and take advantage of the dithering
    capabilities of the package. The original work on the animation
    was done using JX100 scanner,The Art department, and Dpaint III.
    Now I will try using TAS to add polish to it.
    							bill

    Re: .4

    There are limited discussions of computer animation in NODEMO::ANIMATION
    and QUEEN::GRAPHICS.

    Pete