richard@gryphon.CTS.COM (Richard Sexton) (08/12/87)
Ok, ok, my mailbox is full, gimmee a break, here it is:
RGB (1280x1024) to NTSC converter seen at SIGGRAPH:
Photron Limited
Jingumae 6-12-15,
Shibuya-Ku,
Tokyo 150
Japan
Price quoted was about $20K.
Phone: Tokyo (03)486-3471
Fax: (03)486-8760 (GIII)
The question came form the Apollo group, but I've seen similar requests
from .graphics, hence the X-posting.
Disclaimer: Yeah, like I own stock in Photron. Rilly.
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"It's too dark to put the key in my ignition..."davef@brspyr1.BRS.Com (Dave Fiske) (12/09/89)
Readers of the net often seek advice concerning ways to get NTSC (TV)
output from their computers. Though there are ways to accomplish this,
some of them are a bit expensive.
The December 1989 issue of Radio-Electronics magazine includes an
article describing how to build an RGB to NTSC convertor. It gives a
source for a kit, which includes all necessary parts, for $29.95.
The article includes diagrams for hooking the convertor up to an IBM
CGA display setup, or an Atari ST. Also, the NTSC display is
color--some net readers have pointed out that some CGA boards output
only black and white images on their RCA jacks.
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