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From: elg@usl.UUCP (Eric Lee Green)
Newsgroups: net.video,net.analog
Subject: Re: Need RGB to composite signal chip recomendation
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Date: Tue, 12-Aug-86 00:23:03 EDT
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In article <406@watmath.UUCP> mwtilden@watmath.UUCP (M.W. Tilden, Hardware) writes:
>hi.
>
>Can anyone out there recommend a single chip that will magically
>transform RGB and sync signals into a quality color composite
>signal without an incredible amount of support circuitry?  The 

I have a similiar problem. I have a popular computer produced by Toy
Computer Inc., which produces an RGB 80 column signal, and a
non-standard monochrome signal at higher-than-NTSC scan rate. I only
have a monochrome composite monitor. Twould be nice for the twain to
meet... the RGB signal sounds like a perfect source to mix and stir a
composite signal for my monitor to eat.
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