List of Famous Amiga Uses


3K, Third Channel of Serbian Television, Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
Amigas used for video, titles, logos, and screens.
3P, Third Programme, Novi Sad, Yugoslavia.
Amigas used for all broadcasts.
900 NBC Television Stations.
Channel 4, National TV, Sweden.
Animated titles.
"Jeopardy", networked A3000's (use unknown).
"The Hunt for the Red Jewel", family programming.
Matchmaker game shows, using A4000's (use unknown).
City TV, channel 57, Toronto, Canada.
Video Toaster used for video introductions.
Dutch television, Netherlands.
Hitbingo, weekly 1.5 hour gameshow on TROS, Veronica.
Televizierring 1993, Avro, yearly award for best television program.
Amiga controlled video wall and graphics production.
Ik weet het beter, EO, Amiga produced graphics.
GTV 9, Melbourne, Australia.
Amiga used for video graphics.
Information Channel Network, by Creative Images, Gibraltar.
Broadcasting to 5,000 homes.
Information Channels, Sweden.
Cablevision, Swedish Cable-TV.
Israeli television (station identification unknown).
Used to display live images on a children's game show (name
unknown). Also used for set design.
KAIL IND (location unknown).
"On Tonight With Chris Terrence", talk show.
KATU 2, ABC, in Portland, Oregon.
Amiga 3000 and Amiga 500 produced weather, sports, and news.
24 BIT graphics animations, overlays, and sound.
KDKA in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (affiliate unknown).
KET, Kentucky Educational Television, Lexington, Kentucky.
Located next the the University of Kentucky.
7 Amigas used with Macintosh emulators and Video Toasters.
Nationwide educational programming.
Hosted Vice President Al Gore for communications technologies.
KFSN ABC (location unknown).
Amiga used for election results.
KGTV in San Diego, California.
KJEO CBS (location unknown).
Video Toasters.
KNBC in Los Angeles, California (channel unknown).
KOMO 4 in Seattle, Washington (affiliate unknown).
KRON 4 in San Francisco Bay Area (affiliate unknown).
KSEE NBC (location unknown).
Video Toasters.
KTVX in Salt Lake City, Utah (affiliate unknown).
Video Toaster used for promotions and commercials.
KUTV in Salt Lake City, Utah (affiliate unknown).
Local Origination Channel at Fresno's Continental CableVision.
"Manhatan", Polish radio station, Lodz, Poland.
A600 used for jingles.
Nickelodeon.
NTTV 22 in Denton, Texas.
University of North Texas cable television station.
PlayBoy Channel.
Used by PlayBoy game show as prop.
Polish TV channel 1 and 2, Poland.
A3000's and IV24's used for commercials and video titling.
SciFi Channel.
Slovene National Television, Maribor, Slovenia.
Amiga controlled video wall.
Amiga produced computer game on videowall.
Amiga produced opennings and commercials.
SPA TV, State University of New York at Stony Brook, New York.
Video Toaster used for editing and graphics
SVT Swedish Television, Channel 1 and 2, National.
"Hugo", children's gameshow.
Animated titles.
TCN 9, Sydney, Australia.
Amiga used for video graphics.
Telefrance, on-air graphics, Phnom Penh.
Text-TV, cable television channel, Finland.
Sponsored by Turka News (Turun sanomat), Finnish newspaper.
Amiga 2000 generated news, ads, and graphics displays.
TF1, French TV Network.
Amiga used in Paris HQ.
TV Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden (use unknown).
TV3, Scansat Broadcasting Company, Cable-TV, Sweden.
"Funhouse", television gameshow.
UNTV, United Nations Television, New York City, New York.
A4000 with Harlequin and IV24 used for mobile TV studio.
Multilingual character generator, graphics, framestores.
Originally used for 1993 Cambodian elections.
A1200 with Scala used for UN billboard on Liberty Cable.
WBZ 4 in Boston, Massachusetts (affiliate unknown).
WCVB 5, ABC, in Boston, Massachusetts (use unknown).
WLIW 55, Independent, Long Island, New Yrok.
Video Toaster FLYER systems.
WMGM, NBC, in Wildwood/Atlantic City, New Jersey, Bill Camarota, Art Director.
Creates graphics in newscasts, promotions, and station identification.
WRCN 103.9 FM Radio Station, Long Island, New York.
Television commercial produced by Video Toasters.
WSTM 3, NBC, in Syracuse, New York.
Advertised that they were using the NewTek Video Toaster.
WWAY ABC in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Video Toaster generated graphics.
ZTV, Cable-TV, Sweden.
"Funhouse", television gameshow.