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From: chymes@fribourg.csmil.umich.edu (Charles Hymes)
Subject: Re: C64 monitor on A1000?
Message-ID: <1990Feb11.204832.26881@csmil.umich.edu>
Keywords: monitor, rgb,composite,chroma-luma-audio
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Organization: The Cognitive Science and Machine Intelligence Laboratory
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Date: Sun, 11 Feb 90 20:48:32 GMT

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I currently have a Chroma-Lumina monitior hooked up to my A1000. To get the best
preformance you should get an adapter that convert from RGB analog to Chroma-
Lumina. You can get one of these grom C-LTD for around 30 bucks. The results
are OK, but not as good as a 1084. Also, you can use the video out port to go
directly into the video-in port on the monitor. This is free, but the quality
leaves much to be desired. Similarly, you can try to split the multiplexed video
signal into chroma-lumina (this should be a fairly common circut) but the results
will surely be too poor for most any use (color-bleeding, edge fade-out,smudgy,
 etc) The Parts in the C-LTD RGB to Chroma-Lumina look very simple, but I have no
 idea how to make one myself. But now that I think about it, I will look at the
 parts, and tell you what they are. (If I can)

Charlweed Hymerfan, The Dude