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1 total messages Started by Shel Kaphan Tue, 22 Dec 1992 02:20
some new video converters
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Author: Shel Kaphan
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 02:20
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Here is some information about some new video products from a new company
in Mountain View called Gossett Graphics. 

The products are video signal converters which convert between NTSC
and S-Video.  According to their product literature:

N2S - NTSC to S-video Converter
	- High-qality composite to component (S-video, Y/C 3.58) conversion
	- Effective "dot-crawl" suppression on vertical and horizontal
	  color borders
	- Very low generation loss

S2N - S-Video to NTSC Converter
	- High-qality component (S-video, Y/C 3.58) to composite conversion
	- Exactly complementary to the N2S
	
Q2N - S-Video to NTSC Converter
    Creates a high-quality NTSC signal from a low-quality Y-C source, such as
    computer-generated S-video.
	- High-qality component (S-video, Y/C 3.58) to composite conversion
	- Effective "dot-crawl" and "rainbowing" suppression on color borders
	- Very low generation loss

All the above:
	- Full video bandwidth to 6 MHz
	- 400+ line resolution both horizontally and vertically
	- Numerically precise digital filtering for optimum linear color 
	  separation
	- High quality ADC and DACs -- no digital artifacts such as Mach
	  banding.
	- Low color noise -- filters suppress rather than exaggerate
	  color noise
	- Vertical and horizontal alignment between luma and chroma

All these products are in standard rack-mount packaging, and simply
have one input and one output and no other controls.

Contact info:
	Gossett Graphics
	1169 Burgoyne Ave., Mountain View, CA 94043
	Tel/Fax: (415) 968-4704
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