Didn't know that Scala still exist today:

http://scala.com/about-us/history/

Check the year 1994

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IIRC, originally SCALA on PC ran on it's own "OS", because windows was so inferior for it's needs.

I wonder at what year SCALA became available for windows?

(at least since Windows XP it has been able to playback on/from windows:
http://scala.com/what-operating-systems-are-recommended-for-use-with-scala-5/
At least editor ran already on Win95 it seems: "Scala MM200 is a Windows 32bit native application and therefore only runs on Windows95 and Windows NT 4.0."
Not sure yet when SCALA playback became smooth/sane on top of windows...
In 1996 scala ran on DOS http://www.danielsays.com/ss-gallery-dos-scala-multimedia-mm100-14.html )

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scala, my favorite multimedia editor, i bought scala mm 300 at "the gathering" (hamar) and got my self scala mm 400 later, i make some demoes with it, and with off course other software like scenery animator and imagine 4.. since couldn't code. but i edited the my project while i heard mp3 music fast and efficiency. i had apollo 060 66mhz

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