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From: gblock@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Gregory R Block)
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Subject: Re: LISTING OF OVER 100 CDTV TITLES!
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Date: 22 Jun 91 19:31:13 GMT
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From article <1991Jun22.182947.22775@netcom.COM>, by asher@netcom.COM (Asher Feldman):
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> I was thinking the same thing. Dynamic-HiRes isn't even that new. I saw it
> demoed in 1989 at the AmiExpo. By now, there should be enough known about it. 
>A 768x480 picture with 4096 colors would look great. Does anyone know if it is
>posible for these images to be displayed on a TV clearly? There are still some
>problems though. The images take a while to load and be displayed. A friend of
>mine once had his A500 hooked up to a TV and the Hi-Res mode was un viewable. 
> 

Well.  I dunno.  When I dropped it into NTSC to C (See?) it Wasn't All
That Great (TM)...  Of course, it was by no means a good a good
monitor, and did NOT have the wide and varied ability that current
televisions have to show very high resolution NTSC stuff.  It was just
one of those CHEAPO TV sets...  Dunno.  Anyone lese?

I don't think it would look all that great, because of the blurring,
but I imagine that might even help a picture.  Of course, NTSC is
completely useless for line graphics and text and stuff.  Blurry
letters would not fare well on my poor eyes...

Greg

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