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From: oconnor@sunray.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: De-Interlacers
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Date: Wed, 28-Oct-87 11:47:48 EST
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Posted: Wed Oct 28 11:47:48 1987
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Reply-To: oconnor@sunray.UUCP (Dennis Oconnor)
Organization: General Electric CRD, Schenectady, NY
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Keywords: NEC? Custom-IC scan-doubler de-interlace
Summary: The japanese are doing it now.

A Japanese company ( NEC? ) has produced a 263 by 963 memory chip
specifically for deinterlacing. They plan to put it in some of their
high-end consumer televisions, which will take NTSC-format input and
display it as 525-line frames displayed 60 times a second. This 
is from a recent Electronics magazie report. So there's the answer :
get this circuit and put it in RGB monitors. Wahla. No flicker when
in interlaced high-res mode.

Sorry, I don't remember any more. But keep an eye out for these.
If you want more info, find some recent Electronics to scan.




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