D-Tail, you can of course take your ST to the MRC booth. Plenty of space over there 
Screen 8, Screen 12 and -unknown- afaik
Sound is put through the Y8950 (MSX Audio), COVOX or Turbo R PCM. AFAIK it's 15.75 kHz mono sound. Framerate can be 10 or 12FPS (depends on conversion mode (see the -FPS12 )). Resolution is 128x106 (exactly 1/4 of a normal screen mode). If you want to keep aspect ratio, you might as well want to convert to 128x96. A picture of the COVOX is here:
I took it from some internet site, but I cannot recall which :P
If the author of this graph reads this thread, please be so kind to put your name in this thread :)
Furthermore, I've never actually managed to get the V9990 version working in my config, alas. It seems that program has problems reading from CD-ROM, while the V9958 hasn't...?
Oh, and Aurora, V9938 cannot be used, unless you want to have a totally wrecked view on the video .
snout, thanks for the space offer on Bussum 2K4 
I really appreciate it 
. So, legacy, you'll have your EVA show nonetheless...
Now for burning some CDs with EVA movies on them. 
COVOX is also known in the MSX scene (due to MCM) as SIMPL.
I actually have a MCWF SIMPL interface, which I think I used euuhh, once...
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Ok, now I have to find avi to eva converter which runs on PC of course. But, then, how can I put the produced huge EVA file to my MSX's hard disk? Shall I install it on PC? and what will happen to the partitions in it?
Thanks
Compactflash is your friend.
or RS232
or FAT16
or CD-ROM