rickfor@ncrcae.Columbia.NCR.COM (Rick Forrest) (08/16/89)
For Sale: SunRize Industries Color Splitter: *Accepts NTSC video signal, splits it into R,G,B. *Provision for S-Video input. *Software or switch controlled. *Great for digitizing from Laserdisk or VCR with good freeze frame. *Works with Perfect Vision, Digi-View digitizers, others too. $70, buyer pays shipping. Rick Forrest
laba-2ac@web-3h.berkeley.edu (08/29/89)
In article <4906@ncrcae.Columbia.NCR.COM> rickfor@ncrcae.Columbia.NCR.COM (Rick Forrest) writes: >For Sale: > >SunRize Industries Color Splitter: > > *Accepts NTSC video signal, splits it into R,G,B. > *Provision for S-Video input. > *Software or switch controlled. > *Great for digitizing from Laserdisk or VCR with good freeze frame. > *Works with Perfect Vision, Digi-View digitizers, others too. > >$70, buyer pays shipping. This is a question I've always wanted to ask. I want to digitize some pics, and I am considering one of two ways. Either a framegrabber/buffer/etc, or a Color splitter/Digiview combo. Has anybody used a colorsplitter/Digiview combo. I have a laserdisc *AND* a time-base-corrector/frame-sync which will do freeze. Have you gotten better res out of such a combo (splitter/Digiview) (I would assume so, but assuming makes an....you get the picture). I am more worried about the color rendition. I can control the color (called "subcarrier" for video techies) from my TBC, but how accurately does a color-splitter filter the RGB components. Personally, I'd like to use a CBS Labs RGB Proc-Amp, but they're expensive, and the last one I saw was about 8 years ago. >Rick Forrest Rick, do you still have it for sale??? Let me know. Robert Gutierrez <ranma@cup.portal.com> from a borrowed account. ****DO NOT REPLY TO THIS ACCOUNT**** (reply to "ranma@..) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Na Choon Piaw P.O Box, 4067, Berkeley, CA 94704-0067 laba-2ac@web.berkeley.edu Disclaimer: I'm speaking only for myself! -------------------------------------------------------------------------
king@dciem.dciem.dnd.ca (Stephen King) (08/29/89)
In article <1989Aug29.074150.21899@agate.uucp> laba-2ac@web-3h () writes: >Has anybody used a colorsplitter/Digiview combo. I have a laserdisc *AND* >a time-base-corrector/frame-sync which will do freeze. Have you gotten better >res out of such a combo (splitter/Digiview) [...] Yes. I have used Digi-view to digitize the output of an NTSC decoder, one colour at a time. The decoder is an Electrohome (ECP 1000, if I remember correctly). This item, which may or may not be discontinued, is a high quality decoder, with a comb filter. It cost us about $1k (Canadian). The results are far superior to those obtained from Digiview's colour filter wheel. The source video came from a videodisc. I did not need a TBC. -- Se non e` vero, e` ben trovato ...{utzoo|mnetor}!dciem!dretor!king king@dretor.dciem.dnd.ca
rickfor@ncrcae.Columbia.NCR.COM (Rick Forrest) (08/30/89)
>Rick, do you still have it for sale??? Let me know.
Thanks to all who inquired - the splitter is sold.
Rick Forrest.