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From: rtc@masscomp.UUCP (Richard Carling)
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Subject: Re: Mac video to VCR
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Date: 4 Jan 88 18:20:13 GMT
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This may not help if you don't have a MAC II but...
The MAC II allows you to convert directly to interlaced
NTSC timings. An article was posted in the MAC news group
giving the values to slam into the MAC II video card.
I converted it to C (about 12 lines)  and it worked
like a charm. It provides a clean RGB analog signal. You
then run this thru an RGB to NTSC encoder (available for $400)
and then run this NTSC video line into your VCR
or run the analog RGB into your Sony XBR and use your camcorder
to film off that screen. I found it to provide glitch free video.