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Subject: videotaping animation
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Date: 25 Jul 90 15:26:31 GMT
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Help!  I am programming a tutorial using Smalltalk/V 286.  We are using a video card by USVIDEO which produces NTSC output.  The problem is that the output is  a bit too bright, and this causes the picture to waver when put up on a tele-   vision monitor.  Also the picture quality goes way, way down after a few        generations of dubbing.  The picture in question is a graphic picture which is  moving constantly.  I have tried everything from a 75 ohm resistor in series in the cable to trying a different




 
board (a Willow board), and nothing has worked.  Does anyone out there have     any ideas?  Please be aware that this is a University project under a grant and that we don't have alot of money for fancy equipment or such.  Thanx in advance.