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From: maxc1503@ucselx.sdsu.edu (David Tse)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.graphics
Subject: Re: Nec 4D (was Re: <None>)
Message-ID: <1991Mar27.102945.545@ucselx.sdsu.edu>
Date: 27 Mar 91 10:29:45 GMT
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blgardne@javelin.es.com (Blaine Gardner) writes:

>mueller@handel.cs.unc.edu (Carl Mueller) writes:

>>Also, what 15-31 (or greater) multiscan monitors definitely support
>>interlaced video well?  I tried out a Packard-Bell (Samsung) monitor
>>but it displayed the odd and even fields on top of each other with
>>space between them.  What experiences do others out there have?

>The Sony CPD-1302 works with interlace. The old NEC Multisync II
Correct.

>(JCP1401-P3A, or something like that) does not, it behaves exactly like

but not one field on top of aonther, like 2 halfs, it just has high distortion
and flickering in the 15.75kHz interlaced mode since it's the lower bound
of the range. I'm using one now as I type, but in deinterlaced mode :-)

>the Packard-Bell you mention. I believe the NEC 3D does work with
>interlace, but I haven't seen it myself.
>-- 
>Blaine Gardner @ Evans & Sutherland  580 Arapeen Drive, SLC, Utah 84108
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Mitsubishi 1381A works also 15kHz interlaced. Check the manual for the
horizontal sync/scan freq. if it goes down to 15kHz, and also check if it says
it supports interlace. vertical freq. usually is compatible (50 - 60 Hz).

However, I've still not found a monitor to buy which has perfect screen edge 
and corners, in the Amiga overscan signal.

good luck,
David