Draco Casablanca

The Casablanca is a video editor released during 1997 that allows the user to create professional effects with full screen video. It is a logical development on the Draco Amiga-clone aimed at the video market and has drawn a great deal of support from professionals and enthusiasts alike. The Casablanca is sold as a complete professional system and has a price tag to match, with a suggested retail price of $3,995. Like the original Draco, the Casablanca uses the Amiga ROM, patching some of the operating system to run on the machine.

Specifications

Fitted in a video-shaped case, the Casablanca allows connection to a standard TV or monitor and is operated through the graphical display using the mouse. Peripherals such as a breakout board can be added for the adding of YUV-Component and XLR-Balanced-Audio outputs. It is also possible to add IEEE 1394 FireWire support for $1,695.

Peter Drapich provides some information on the Casablanca PC floppy drive:

"[The] floppy disk is a pc one and it uses special pc format (blocks of 1 Kb with specially encoded mfm values to protect against copying on pc), but the file system is a typical amiga file system adapted to this format (changed block sizes).You can easily mount an image of this disk
using simple mountlist on a real amiga."