adam@flammulated.rice.edu (Adam Thornton) (06/02/91)
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Adam
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64,928adam@flammulated.rice.edu (Adam Justin Thornton) (06/02/91)
In article <1991Jun2.005424.6211@rice.edu> adam@flammulated.rice.edu (Adam Thornton) writes: >Thanks, >Adam Hmmm...seems Pnews or my editor ate most of my text. The gist of it was, I already have the Mac II, so switching platforms to an Amiga is impractical. What is available to convert Mac video to NTSC? Thanks, Adam -- Adam Thornton | Opinions are mine alone, though Rice is welcome to them. adam@owlnet.rice.edu | adam@is.rice.edu | adam@vm1.rice.edu | :-) :-) :-) -->Welcome to Alpha Complex! The Computer is your Friend<-- 64,928
rblewitt@sdcc6.ucsd.edu (Richard Blewitt) (06/02/91)
In article <1991Jun2.015701.7169@rice.edu> adam@flammulated.rice.edu (Adam Justin Thornton) writes: >I already have the Mac II, so switching platforms to an Amiga is impractical. >What is available to convert Mac video to NTSC? Well, there are NTSC encoders that (guessing) go for $50-100, but these will only convert the signal, they will not overlay a mac screen with a live video screen. This requires a genlock, which is significantly more expensive (even wilder guess) starting at $500+. You would have to check a dealer for more details. Rick _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________.sig____________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ The generic .sig Rick Blewitt rblewitt@ucsd.edu