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From: phil@pepsi.amd.com (Phil Ngai)
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Subject: Re: NTSC to RGB converter wanted
Keywords: VGA NTSC RGB converter
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Date: 3 May 90 00:56:57 GMT
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In article <42@ultrix.uhasun.hartford.edu> lindh@uhasun.hartford.edu (Andrew Lindh) writes:
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|I have a multisync VGA monitor. It can only take RGB (analog or digital)
|and Mono TTL video signals. I also have some great video equipment
|I would like to take NTSC or SVHS Video and convert it to analog RGB
|for display on my VGA monitor.

TVM, a company which makes monitor and monitor accessories, has a product
called *Analog Scan Doubler* which (as far as I can tell) takes NTSC and
displays it on a computer monitor.

If it really does "double" the scans, you don't even need a multi-sync;
a regular VGA will do. (think of it as an IDTV box)

I know very little about the details of how it works but I did see
the results at a trade show and was impressed. Give them a call,

714 985 4788.

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