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From: larry@kitty.UUCP (Larry Lippman)
Newsgroups: net.video,net.music,net.tv
Subject: Re: RGB to NTSC compsite, HELP
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Date: Mon, 29-Jul-85 23:55:53 EDT
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> Does anyone know of a commercially available adaptor that converts the RGB video
> signal to NTSC composite standard? ...

	What you want is commonly called a ``NTSC color encoder''.  We have one
manufactured by Lenco Inc., Electronics Division, Jackson, Missouri, telephone
314/243-3147.  It is P/N CCE-850.
	You probably won't like the price, though, since this is an industrial
quality unit (you should see the price on the *broadcast* quality units!).
	You might want to give Lenco a call and see if they have something
less expensive.  I don't know offhand who would manufacture an inexpensive
color encoder; the other outfits we have dealt with - Conrac and Grass Valley -
make Lenco look cheap by comparison.
	I don't travel much in 'PC circles', so I don't know if something
inexpensive is on the market which is aimed at PC users.

	Larry Lippman
	Recognition Research Corp.
	Clarence, New York
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