d9hh@dtek.chalmers.se (Henrik Harmsen) (04/25/91)
Ok, how will a ColorBurst work with an A3000 and a 1950 multisync? Will the colorburst only plug into the standard RGB port? If it does, will 1950 be able to cope with ColorBurst's signal? It's a standard RGB, Right? Will I have to get used to flickering diplays again ? :( Or will there be a way to use the built in display enhancer? Is there some kind of smart way of using both the VGA-type port and Colorburst signal (hooked up on the standard RGB port) through some kind of video switch? Looking forward in anticipation of getting rid of HAM --- --- Henrik Internet: d9hh@dtek.chalmers.se
achim@video1.in-berlin.de (Joachim Gothe) (04/26/91)
In article <1991Apr24.232623.16963@mathrt0.math.chalmers.se>, Henrik Harmsen writes: >Ok, how will a ColorBurst work with an A3000 and a 1950 multisync? > >Will the colorburst only plug into the standard RGB port? YES, on 23-Pin (Flicker) >If it does, will 1950 be able to cope with ColorBurst's signal? YES, the 1950 is a multisync. >It's a standard RGB, Right? YES, it is a standard Amiga 23-Pin output >Will I have to get used to flickering diplays again ? :( Or will >there be a way to use the built in display enhancer? No, not at 24-bit pictures. >Is there some kind of smart way of using both the VGA-type port and >Colorburst signal (hooked up on the standard RGB port) through some >kind of video switch? I don`t know. I take a look at the COLORBURST today at the Amiga-Show in Berlin,Germany. It was connected at the 23-Pin RGB-output at an A3000. At the 15-pin VGA was a 1950. At the COLORBURST was a big TV-Screen. You CAN, but you MUST NOT connect a second Monitor (1084 or TV with RGB) at the back of the COLORBURST. Then you see the Normal Amiga Screen (deinterlaced) on the 1950 and the COLORBURST 24-bit screen on the 1084. I you have only one monitor, it has to be connected at the back of the COLORBURST. (with flicker) COLORBURST comes with a paint-programm and a pic-converter. I remember TARGA, MAC-TIFF, IFF-24, TURBO/IMAGINE, SCULPT-rawRGB,....? My own feeling is: It is a cheap hardware-utilitie to display the fine images, we can produce with all the raytrace/render-programms. I hope, that many people will buy this tool, so that there will be more software and it will become a "standard". I must wait a little, because i just buy a faster V.32bis modem. so long, Achim ----------------------------__ Joachim Gothe /// Home: achim@video1.in-berlin.de Luederritzstr. 4 __ /// Work: achim@artcom.de FRG 1000 Berlin 65 \\\/// Zerberus: videomaster@bdb VOICE +49 30 4526202 \XX/