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Re: EGA->NTSC

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From: Bob Lindabury
Date: Sat, 20 Jan 1990 13:56
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In-Reply-To: message from km@mathcs.emory.edu

> Does anyone make a video card that looks like EGA to the
> software, but puts out an NTSC (or maybe Y/C) signal that
> can be recorded on a VCR?
> --
> Ken Mandelberg      | km@mathcs.emory.edu          PREFERRED


There is a card called the Willow VGA-TV that does what you are looking to do.
The company is located in New York City and you should give them a ring at
their number there.  Although it is a VGA card, it can do EGA as well.  I
haven't checked the output on a scope so I can't tell you if it's broadcast
quality or what, just that it does output (supposedly) NTSC RS170a video out
of an RCA jack in the back of the board in up to 640x480x256.

-- Bob
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