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From: bn@okcusr.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Cheesy Amiga Video
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Date: 10 Sep 90 02:28:00 GMT
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With all this talk about the various resolutions of the ECS, it brings up
one question that I haven't been able to get a complete answer to.
Which resolutions can be handled by the deinterlacer built into the A3000?
I know that the 1280x400 is too much bandwidth for the deinterlacer to handle,
but how about the other modes. (ex: productivity - interlaced) I am aware of
the fact that when displaying the 1280x400 mode on the 3000, the horizontal res.
is really reduced by half, but are the other modes affected this way also? 
(of course, I'm talking about the 31.5 KHz video port only, not about the
regular RGB port.)

Bo Najdrovsky

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