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From: bryce@COGSCI.BERKELEY.EDU.UUCP
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Subject: Re: RGB to video composite for ATARI 1040/Mega ST computer.
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Date: Wed, 6-May-87 04:43:19 EDT
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In article <> pete@gpu.utcs.UUCP (Peter Santangeli) writes:
>
>>WARNING: WHAT FOLLOWS ARE FACTS. NO FLAMES!!
>Arn't we sure of ourselves!!!
>>3>  Fancy stuff that (unfortunately) only the Amiga has.  This includes
>>    genlocking inputs so that the Amiga can sync to an external source (for
>>    overlays etc.).  
>
>Hate to put a damper on your amiga worshiping, but the ST DOES
>allow FULL EXTERNAL SYNC. This feature was included specificallyu
>for this kind of work. Only facts eh?
>
Uhhh sorry.  Consider those words eaten until I get a third opinion.

I was using a faulty source -> the technical info sent by Atari to
developers <- darn unreadable photocopies!  The newer stuff may have this 
correct, BUT NOBODY TOLD ME!

And who says I worship Amigas?  You may, however, replace "genlocking" with
Hold And Modify, copperlists, pre-analog RGB (12 digital bits-A2000 only)
etc, etc...

   -Me-

PS. I *do*, however, worship toasters, washer/dryer sets and other major
    appliances. 8-)