anantha@arches.berkeley.edu (Anantha Chandrakasan) (06/04/91)
Does anyone know of a chip or chips that will take analog RGB and S (sync) signals and convert it into Y (with sync encoded) and C signals. I want to record the RGBS video signal on a S-VHS recorder. Thanks in advance Anantha Anantha P. Chandrakasan (anantha@zabriskie.berkeley.edu) VLSI/DSP group, U.C. Berkeley, Dept. of EECS, cory hall, graduate student mail box #65, Berkeley, California-94720.
rko@cs.tut.fi (Risto Kotalampi) (06/19/91)
In article <13965@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU> anantha@arches.berkeley.edu (Anantha Chandrakasan) writes:
Does anyone know of a chip or chips that will take analog RGB and S (sync)
signals and convert it into Y (with sync encoded) and C signals. I want to
record the RGBS video signal on a S-VHS recorder.
Here's one : Motorola's MC1377. Take Y from pin 9 and chroma from pin
13 (don't loop chroma back to pin 10). You might need some filtering
for chroma. I think this should work.
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