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From: seanc@pro-party.cts.com (Sean Cunningham)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Micro TV???
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Date: 15 Nov 90 23:16:03 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from jc@cel.co.uk

 
Another option, if you want to spend some money, is the device from RGB
Spectrum called RGB/View.
 
It's an external box for workstation users that lets you have a window on your
hires display of live video.  I'd assume you need an A2024, or A2340 to get
this one to work.  It's functional on displays from 1024 x 768 - 1280 x 1024,
interlaced or non-interlaced (44-90kHz non-interlaced, 22-45kHz interlaced).
 
It provides support for NTSC, PAL, component RGB (rs170 or EBU), EGA, VGA, and
875 line interlaced rs343.  The EGA - rs343 are special order.
 
Window can be positioned (front panel, or through software), scaled, clipped
(?), or overlayed.
 
NO IMPACT ON COMPUTER BUS RESOURCES.
 
100% compatible with all software.

Video window programmed through rs232 port (cool!).
 
...sorry, don't have a price on this puppy.  But you can bet it's in the $2K
and up range.
 
If you don't have the bucks for this one, but you've got a flickerFixer,
A2330, or A3000, there's the RGB/Videolink 600A/600AX.  This one works on 640
x 480 screens from 21.5 - 35kHz.  Uses DSP to eliminate flicker.  Realtime
scan conversion.  Full 24bits of color.  NO IMPACT ON COMPUTER BUS RESOURCES.
 
Again, no price.  But if you'd like to give'em a call:
 
RGB Spectrum, 415-848-0180 (California).
 
Sean
 
I don't represent them...never used their products...and other BS to save my
skin :)
 
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