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From: tim@j.cc.purdue.edu (Timothy Lange)
Newsgroups: net.micro.pc
Subject: Video recording of PC displays.
Message-ID: <2185@j.cc.purdue.edu>
Date: Wed, 1-Oct-86 21:58:46 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct  1 21:58:46 1986
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I am trying to help another here at Purdue to locate a video adapter
board that will work in PC's and produce a RGB signal that conforms to
the RS-170 standard.  This is necessary so that the signal can be run
through an encoder and be converted to NTSC signals for recording and
transmitting by the educational video network on campus.  The board also
must be compatible with the CGA or EGA as the user wants to record PC
Storyboard presentations.  This software will work only on a CGA or EGA.
The IBM CGA and EGA, and most clones, put out digital RGB signals and do
not conform to the RS-170 standard though.

I have heard from other sources that such boards cost around $3000, but
no name brands were mentioned.  If anybody can send me any specific
information it would be much appreciated.
-- 
Timothy Lange
Purdue University Computing Center
West Lafayette, IN
317-494-1787 extension 260
tim@j.cc.purdue.edu