brianm@sco.COM (Brian Moffet) (08/01/88)
I just figured it out. Remember long ago when I was having
problems with my SONY television Monitor so that in Interlace
mode the odd lines would be half intensity? Basically,
I would have all the even lines full intensity and
all the odd lines half intensity.
Well, I found that it was the monitor, in particular the
vertical hold. Since this is a television, it has a
vertical hold on it. If the vertical hold is just slightly
off, it will cause the odd lines to be slightly off compared to
the even lines. This gives the impression of odd lines being
half intensity. If I look reallt closely on the television,
I can also see it. So to fix this problem, I just did some
fine tuning to the vertical hold, and I get full interlace in
mind breaking flicker!
Thanks to all who made suggestions, I don't guarantee what
works for me, works for you, but it might help.
PS. Oh, I found I don't have half-brite either, but I'll
wait on that until I get more RAM.
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