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From: smithmic@tramp.colorado.edu (SMITH MICHAEL )
Subject: VGA --> composite video info
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About a week ago, I requested info on VGA--> composite video
cards.

Here's what I've got so far:

1. IEV corp.  Salt Lake City, UT  801/466-9093
	  VGA Broadcaster board does VGA--> composite.  $695.
	  They also make some similar boards for NTSC/RS-170,
	  S-video & RGB/synch RS-170.

2. Avacado computer.  Silver Spring, MD  301/593-5586
	  VGA-TV card can do composite output for the various video
	  modes.  64 shade gray scale or 256 color.  256K mem std, 
	  expandable to 512K for $61.  Base cost of card was 
	  quoted to me on the phone as $499 but is listed as $699; 
	  they offer a 5% education discount.

3. Video Associates Labs  Austin, TX 512/346-5781
	  Microkey/A card:  A rather sophisticated card which can
	  handle up to superVGA (1024 x 768).  Of course composite
	  video can't handle anything more than normal VGA, at 
	  least as far as I know.  The card also has audio capabilities
	  whereby it can record and play digitized signals to and from 
	  the hard drive.  The card is priced at $1495.  Talk to Carrie
	  Cavanaugh and she'll brighten your day.

Thanks to those who replied.

Mike