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From: raveling@venera.isi.edu (Paul Raveling)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Inquiry about RGB-to-video adapters
Message-ID: <9397@venera.isi.edu>
Date: 22 Aug 89 23:11:47 GMT
Reply-To: RAMO@AC.DAL.CA (Richard Outerbridge)
Organization: USC-Information Sciences Institute
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	This message is from Richard Outerbridge of Dalhousie University
	in Halifax, Nova Scotia, who has read-only access to news.
	I'm only forwarding it, so please reply directly to him
	by email if possible.  The net address that's been working
	from our own ARPANET mail service is RAMO@AC.DAL.CA.


I would like to be able to record some computer images on video tape for
later redisplay in a classroom setting. I have access to several video boards
at present all of which produce some form of analog RGB output, none of which
produce NTSC/composite color signals. I think what I need is either a low
cost converter from RGB to Composite, or a video card which has suitable video
out capabilities. I don't need particularly high resolution but lots of colours
would be very nice.

I've already talked to lots of folks who think it ought to be do-able, but none
who actually know how.

Can anyone with any suggestions at all please contact me directly (as opposed
to through the list where you might have seen this).

I'm RAMO@DALAC (bitnet).