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Subject: Re: Question on Composite Output
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Date: Tue, 22-Apr-86 16:24:34 EST
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This may help (if you don't soldering):  The TV modulator takes as inputs the
composite video signal and the audio signal.  If you can figure out which is
which (e.g. by trying both), you may be able to get a picture on your monitor
by just bringing this signal out.  However, the level may be wrong so you may
get less contrast than you want.  If so, you may have to add some
amplification or pick the signal off at a better spot.

Good luck and hope it turns out to be simple.

-John Sangster
jhs@mitre-bedford.arpa