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From: fenger@cpsin1.uucp (Steven V Fenger)
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Subject: Re: NTSC to RGB converter wanted
Keywords: VGA NTSC RGB converter
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Date: 7 May 90 18:56:43 GMT
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In article <1990May4.224708.24159@hriso.ATT.COM> bhh@hriso.ATT.COM (Brad Hansen) writes:
>I just called TVM and was told by a salesperson that this
>product has been discontinued due to lack of demand.  If anyone
>knows of a company that does offer NTSC -> VGA please post.
>
>Brad Hansen                             att!attmail!hansenb
>AT&T Human Resources                 or brad.hansen@att.com

Truevision (makers of Targa products) offers a VIDI/O BOX that can do
lots of neat stuff: NTSC->RGB(analog) S-VHS->RGB(a) RGB(a)->NTSC 
RGB(a)->S-VHS.  Features include loop-through of all inputs, subcarrier
phase, hue & saturation adjustments, genlock, and black-burst generation
capability.

I have no idea of price, but I would expect $$$$.