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Started by Willy Brandsdorfer
Mon, 10 Aug 1992 20:03
video encoder
Author: Willy Brandsdorfer
Date: Mon, 10 Aug 1992 20:03
Date: Mon, 10 Aug 1992 20:03
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Greetings, Can someone recommend a video encoder for IBM compatibles (Compaq in particular, in case that is on any importance) so that I can record what's on the screen to a vcr. I would also like a recommendation on overlay genlocks (internal or external) as well. I'm really an Amiga maniac at heart and I know all about the available solutions in that market, but when it comes to PCs one must tread carefully. I know all you Amiga nuts (and I count myself among them) are going to flame me for asking about PC genlocks, but the powers that be want PC solutions and I have to earn a living. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- William Brandsdorfer | UUCP: !uunet!shearson.com!wbrand Lehman Brothers | INET: wbrand@shearson.com 388 Greenwich St. | Voice: (212) 464-3835 New York, N.Y. 10013 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Re: video encoder
Author: Stefan Hartmann
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 20:12
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 20:12
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In <1992Aug10.200328.12965@shearson.com> wbrand@tigger (Willy Brandsdorfer) writes: >Greetings, >Can someone recommend a video encoder for IBM compatibles (Compaq in >particular, in case that is on any importance) so that I can record >what's on the screen to a vcr. I would also like a recommendation on >overlay genlocks (internal or external) as well. Fricke Electronics will have a RGB to FBAS or Y/C output for various VGA and SVGA cards in about 2 weeks from now. The breakthrough price will only be around 150 US$. It has a very good picture quality. Call Mr. Manfred Fricke at : voice: ++ 49 30 801 56 52 or FAX: ++ 49 30 802 36 13 This is in Berlin, Germany >I'm really an Amiga maniac at heart and I know all about the available >solutions in that market, but when it comes to PCs one must tread >carefully. I know all you Amiga nuts (and I count myself among them) >are going to flame me for asking about PC genlocks, but the powers that >be want PC solutions and I have to earn a living. When you are looking for Genlocks on the PC, there is only one good price/performance system out now: The Genoa Genlock board M2100 VGA2TV (NTSC) or the M2150 PAL. It is about 400 US$ and you can order it directly from Genoa USA. Call in the US Mr. Austin Sun at Genoa: 408-432-9123-ext 252 The Genoa Genlock is an internal board and connects to the SVGA card via feature connector. There it gets its signal in digital standard from the VGA (SVGA) card and samples it into its own RAM. Then it is outputed in the NTSC or PAL video frequeny mode with additionally Genlock to an external video or Y/C source. It also has FBAS and Y/C outputs. There comes a very good _free_ video titler with it and a lot of connection cables, so you are ready to go to title your holiday movie from your camcorder and record the titled movie to your home VCR ! It is a great product and I'm using it myself. Best regards Stefan Hartmann. email to: leo@zelator.in-berlin.de -- ************************************************************* * Stefan Hartmann This is how to contact me: * * EMAIL: leo@zelator.in-berlin.de * * Phone : ++ 49 30 344 23 66 FAX : ++ 49 30 344 92 79 * *************************************************************
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