snozer@gorn.santa-cruz.ca.us (Dan Jasper Jalkut) (02/27/90)
I have a friend who is very skilled at electronics and is looking
to make a video digitizer for his amiga. NewTek takes care to fill their
digitizing component so as to prevent cloning. Does anyone have a schematic
or an exceptional understanding of what it is you have to do to make this?
Question #2, does anyone have the schematic for a teletype(the
text that is sent through the part of the TV signal you can't see) decoder?
I have been told by people that they have seen such a thing in an old issue
of Radio Electronics. If anyone has any info on this please tell me.
Thanks for any help I might receive. I would prefer to receive
any replies VIA mail because the feed here has been flaky, but I think others
may be interested in these things so it would be best if you could possibly
mail it to me and post it. Thanks!
--Dan--
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| snozer@cencom.santa-cruz.ca.us snozer@hades.santa-cruz.ca.us [msnozer@gorn.santa-cruz.ca.us (Dan Jasper Jalkut) (02/28/90)
In article <1221@gorn.santa-cruz.ca.us> paradox@gorn.santa-cruz.ca.us (paul mozer) writes: > (cut) >plan is that once (if) you get the schematics, what about the software? If >you plan to use existing software, the device would almost have to be an >exact clone... I think that writing software for the teletype decoder would >be less of a pain, but still considerable... > >--Paul Well, i don't think he would be able to make a program for the video digitizer, but for the teletype decoder, it's supposed to be a device that simply takes the output from the cable, and filters out the teletype, and displays it on the TV, no software involved unless you wanted to make a fancy subject filter and/or save things to disk. -- | Dan Jalkut | Voice:408-423-6926 | EMAIL: snozer@gorn.santa-cruz.ca.us snozer@splat.aptos.ca.us | snozer@cencom.santa-cruz.ca.us snozer@hades.santa-cruz.ca.us [m
paradox@gorn.santa-cruz.ca.us (paul mozer) (03/01/90)
I thought you intended it for use with your computer...