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Subject: Re: NTSC converters
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Date: Thu, 4-Jun-87 18:50:19 EDT
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Summary: HRC (high resolution converters)

Lyon Lamb makes what they call the HRC (high resolution converter) it
accepts as input RS-343 signals and output RS-170 and NTSC composite
signals. I have never seen one in action so I can't give you any comments
about the quality or usability of the thing. I did speek with them about
it and they seemed very willing to discuss any thing you need to know about
it.

For what it's worth, There is a company out of Sunnyvale, California
called Faroudja Laboratories that is building an RGB converter for RS-170
type signals. It is definately the top of the line type box. If you are
interested in more info you can get in touch with them at:

                   Faroudja Laboratories Inc.
                   946 Benicia Ave.
                   Sunnyvale, California 94086
                   (408) 245-1492