Digital data --> NTSC Commercial boards: info needed.

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4 total messages Started by Rajeev Sajja Thu, 07 Jan 1993 15:14

#1608

Author: Rajeev Sajja
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 15:14

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hi. 
I would like to know if there are commercial boards that convert
digital (binary form) data to NTSC compatible signals for any
of the workstation platoforms (IBM RS/6000, SUN, DEC etc..) out there

IF you know of any please email me.

thanks

-Rajeev

Re: Digital data --> NTSC Commercial boards: i

#1612

Author: C. David Cooke
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 19:12

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Hello!

SGI has several options for converting digital data to NTSC signals.  We just
purchased VideoLab, and it has all kinds of video options.  Contact your local
SGI Rep. for more info, or post to comp.sys.sgi.graphics.

I am not so sure about other platforms.
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Re: Digital data --> NTSC Commercial boards: info needed.

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Author: Ong Hian Leong
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 07:40

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Have you checked out the people at RGB Spectrum,
950 Marina Village Parkway, Alameda, CA 94501. That's about it
don't have a phone or fax off hand.

They've got a range of products for PC/Mac/UNIX. They can pump in
a broadcast signal into a windowing environment and a graphics signal
into a broadcast signal.  

I am using a PAL into IBM RS6k/560 box.

Re: Digital data --> NTSC Commercial boards: info needed.

#1726

Author: Larry Rowe
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 01:22

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We have the Parallax XVIDEO board which includes video out option.
The board's expensive (around $7K) but it comes with optional compression
chip (CL550).

If you've got money to burn, I played with a Yamashica scan converter
(approx. $15K (?)) from an outfit in Kansas (Grunefield, I think) who
is the US distributer.  It's a *very* nice device and it produces excellent
pictures.  You can connect it up to any of several high scan rate workstations.
	Larry

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